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

[pastrychef]

Wow. As I recall the mobo manufacture's site, they explicitly state they do not have an Non-volatile RAM in this particular board. So are AptioMemoryFix/SSDT-PMC.aml two carving a space out of some other RAM, somewhere in BIOS? What else would be Non-volatile? Fascinating! I assumed that there was a NVRAM file somewhere, keeping info during poweroff, and reloaded at power on...

Live an learn.

Regarding the scripts, I found rc.boot.d directory, but I don't see what looks like scripts in it:

10.save_and_rotate_boot_log.local
20.mount_ESP.local
70.disable_sleep_proxy_client.local.disabled

am I not looking in the right place? what am I looking for? (Always happy to lighten the load!

Sure appreciate all the help here!

BIOS settings are stored in NVRAM.

You can use the RC script uninstaller:

 

[kentval]

Everything works fine, and I'm encouraged by the "icing on the cake" with the NVRAM change.

I greatly appreciate your help, courtesy and patience. I'll get out of your hair now.

Best wishes for 2020!

 

[pastrychef]

 

[tortuga343]

Hi guys,

I cant install from the Mac App Store. Can someone help me?

EFI that I use: r5.1.7
Mac OS 10.15.2

 

[pastrychef]

Hi guys,

I cant install from the Mac App Store. Can someone help me?

EFI that I use: r5.1.7
Mac OS 10.15.2

What do you mean you can't install from the App Store? What can't you install?

Do you have macOS up and running?

 

[tortuga343]

What do you mean you can't install from the App Store? What can't you install?

Do you have macOS up and running?

Hi, my fault. Wrong settings in the firewall.

 

[snoopy69]

Hi @pastrychef

Congratulations , with OpenCore 0.5.4 Beta 8 everything is working perfectly.
Thanks

 

[kentval]

(Sigh...) Well, I'm back. No sound. I've got Lilu, and AppleALC. Do I need AppleHDA? or something else?

 

[pastrychef]

(Sigh...) Well, I'm back. No sound. Would that a the RealtekRTL8111, or am I even in the right ballpark?

In your config.plist, set the audio-id for your motherboard (my guess is 1).

Two ways to do this:

1. config.plist > Devices > Audio > Inject
2. config.plist > Devices > Properties

 

[kentval]

As usual, I can't get there from here... Config/devices/audio has no "inject" and devices has no "properties".

Don't want to screw it up. (ie: is Inject a boolean or a number?) Can you point me to an actual text snippet?