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

Hey Chef!

By some reason I've started to have issues with my hack, I was wondering if you or others here might have a clue where to dig. I'm using OpenCore, macOS 12.5, RTX380 with -wegnoegpu flag. I have Broadcom BCM43xx 1.0 for WiFi and BT, but WiFi is switched off because of frequent wake-ups.
I haven't made any changes to my setup and haven't done anything to EFI folder, but my hack started to reboot on wake-up every other day. Usually, when I wake it by keyboard, it acts as normal,. But approximately once in two days it wakes by itself at around midnight and reboots.

Two other symptoms have developed as well:
1) On a boot screen I get an instant message:
OC: Failed to drop ACPI 52414D44 0000000000000000 0 (0)
2) When hack goes to sleep, it switches graphics to eGPU and repeats whatever I see at the boot screen, which is "ocs no schema for legacyenable at 2 index, context (NVRAM)!" But that doesn't effect the wake-up, it wakes just as normal.
 
Is your USB properly mapped?
Do you have the current OC88 EFI in place?
 
Mech314 said:
Hey Chef!

By some reason I've started to have issues with my hack, I was wondering if you or others here might have a clue where to dig. I'm using OpenCore, macOS 12.5, RTX380 with -wegnoegpu flag. I have Broadcom BCM43xx 1.0 for WiFi and BT, but WiFi is switched off because of frequent wake-ups.
I haven't made any changes to my setup and haven't done anything to EFI folder, but my hack started to reboot on wake-up every other day. Usually, when I wake it by keyboard, it acts as normal,. But approximately once in two days it wakes by itself at around midnight and reboots.

Two other symptoms have developed as well:
1) On a boot screen I get an instant message:
OC: Failed to drop ACPI 52414D44 0000000000000000 0 (0)
2) When hack goes to sleep, it switches graphics to eGPU and repeats whatever I see at the boot screen, which is "ocs no schema for legacyenable at 2 index, context (NVRAM)!" But that doesn't effect the wake-up, it wakes just as normal.
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Make sure you are not using an old config.plist with new version of OpenCore. If you are using the EFI from post #1, download the latest, then copy/paste your Serial, Board Serial, UUID to the included config.plist.

Please enter the following in Terminal and post the output:
Code: 
log show --style syslog | fgrep "Wake reason"
 
dclive said:
Is your USB properly mapped?
Do you have the current OC88 EFI in place?
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Hey, yes - USB properly mapped. I've used EFI folder from this post, and everything was working perfectly fine for quite a while.
 
pastrychef said:
Make sure you are not using an old config.plist with new version of OpenCore. If you are using the EFI from post #1, download the latest, then copy/paste your Serial, Board Serial, UUID to the included config.plist.

Please enter the following in Terminal and post the output:
Code: 
log show --style syslog | fgrep "Wake reason"
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Will do! Thanks for the suggestions!
 
Maybe you can help me. I am trying to do a fresh install of Ventura, but I am not able to choose a different boot partition at startup. Have any of you had this problem? I just can't switch between boot options. I even tried to connect the keyboard by cable, even though it used to work with WiFi. I have CSM disabled, but also tried to enable it. The keyboard should work, because I can access BIOS without any problems.

Maybe because I disabled OpenUsbKbDxe.efi? See Post #12,721 EDIT: I just tried and reenabled it, no change.

I use the latest EFI from this thread, the only thing I added in NVRAM is " -agdpmod=pikera" because otherwise my screen stays black...

EDIT: I figured it out myself:

Under UEFI -> AppleInput, I changed AppleEvent from “auto” to "Builtin"
 
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13.2 works fine with an essentially similar EFI with .88, Z370-I, 5700, etc.
 
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