pastrychef's Asus ROG Strix Z370-G Gaming (WI-FI AC) build w/ i9-9900K + AMD 6600 XT

[zippl]

ake sure to enable config.plist > Kernel > Quirks > DisableRtcChecksum.

Yep, already got it.

 

[pastrychef]

Yep, already got it.

Hmm... Weird... Everything should be working. Have you cleared NVRAM?

 

[robertovisentin]

Everythings works smoothly but on boot it returns this message:

Not a big problem, but you know. Any suggestion?

 

[pastrychef]

Everythings works smoothly but on boot it returns this message: View attachment 553507
Not a big problem, but you know. Any suggestion?

Do you have VT-d and VT-x enabled in BIOS?

 

[robertovisentin]

I’m gonna check it tomorrow. Should I?

 

[pastrychef]

I’m gonna check it tomorrow. Should I?

If you are using my EFI, yes. Enable VT-d and VT-x.

 

[robertovisentin]

Ok, I think I got it. Acutally it was the intel virtualization technology that was set to disabled but I recheck everything with you guide and set it to enable. Thanks! One more question, do you ever experience slow boot time from the time you press the on button to the splash screen of the motherboard? After that everything is normale.

 

[pastrychef]

Ok, I think I got it. Acutally it was the intel virtualization technology that was set to disabled but I recheck everything with you guide and set it to enable. Thanks! One more question, do you ever experience slow boot time from the time you press the on button to the splash screen of the motherboard? After that everything is normale.

Yes. Boot times are slow. I don't know how to speed it up.

 

[Feartech]

Ok, I think I got it. Acutally it was the intel virtualization technology that was set to disabled but I recheck everything with you guide and set it to enable. Thanks! One more question, do you ever experience slow boot time from the time you press the on button to the splash screen of the motherboard? After that everything is normale.

Yes. Boot times are slow. I don't know how to speed it up.

could try removing these boot arguments:
-alcbeta -lilubetaall debug=0x100 keepsyms=1 -wegbeta -vsmcbeta

especially debug=0x100 as that can cause long boot times

 

[pastrychef]

could try removing these boot arguments:
-alcbeta -lilubetaall debug=0x100 keepsyms=1 -wegbeta -vsmcbeta

especially debug=0x100 as that can cause long boot times

No, booting after OpenCore starts is fast. It's the motherboard post part that's slow.