SSDT or clover patch to disable super I/O (serial port) on GIGABYTE Z390 M GAMING

[Aldaro]

Negative; I made sure automerge was enabled, rebuilt kext cache before reboot, and UIA is completely uninstalled from my system

 

[mattystonnie]

Negative; I made sure automerge was enabled, rebuilt kext cache before reboot, and UIA is completely uninstalled from my system

Use the drop table.

 

[Aldaro]

Is the length arbitrary or board specific?

 

[mattystonnie]

Negative; I made sure automerge was enabled, rebuilt kext cache before reboot, and UIA is completely uninstalled from my system

If still doesn't work, use the new DSDT.aml, replace the old one.

 

[mattystonnie]

Is the length arbitrary or board specific?

Specific to your board, its from your original SSDT-6.

 

[Aldaro]

It worked! That being said, some ports report a bit weird in Hackintool (maybe I'm just used to how it's supposed to look with USBInjectall). HS07 is showing up as internal, which I find odd; also, is it typical for the USB2 part of a USB3 port to be reported as USB2 for connector type?

 

[mattystonnie]

It worked! That being said, some ports report a bit weird in Hackintool (maybe I'm just used to how it's supposed to look with USBInjectall). HS07 is showing up as internal, which I find odd; also, is it typical for the USB2 part of a USB3 port to be reported as USB2 for connector type?

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Please a IORestryExplorer dump for me, we are not done yet, now extra power for the usb.

Edit: New SSDT fixing the port 7 as internal.

 

[Aldaro]

Attached!

 

[mattystonnie]

Attached!

Look up for new SSDT. The port HS 04/ SS 04 for the display will look internal, its a trick to send extra power for apple devices like for example when you charge an iPhone or iPad.

Look at my usb hub to my display, I can insert any device and sends extra power.

Can you test the ports from the display?

 

[pastrychef]

Look up for new SSDT. The port HS 04/ SS 04 for the display will look internal, its a trick to send extra power for apple devices like for example when you charge an iPhone or iPad.

Look at my usb hub to my display, I can insert any device and sends extra power.

Can you test the ports from the display?

How do you trick it to provide extra power?