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- May 16, 2012
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- ASRock Z390 Phantom Gaming-ITX
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You are making changes in your config.plist to load the different SSDT files whenever you make changes correct?Also wanted to share my experiences with the SSDTs @mango1122 provided
First, updated to BIOS 4.40C and enabled Force Power.
I initially tried SSDT-TbtOnPch_PINI.aml, DTGP.aml, and E2C to XE2C patch on NVM 14. It worked with proper display in system information!!! However, upon sleeping the system I got a crash, and upon booting it was back to "No drivers loaded". Additionally, windows reports "ACPI Error" and won't boot.
During this process, I discovered that I was able to update to NVM 20 only if I use the Windows Boot Loader without the OpenCore boot loader. So, I'm now on NVM 20, which is great.
I've since tried all possible combinations of SSDT-TbtOnPch_PINI_D8.aml, SSDT-TbtOnPch_PINI.aml, DTGP.aml, and the E2C to XE2C patch. IOReg reports "dc" for my system. Still seeing "No drivers loaded" for all conditions unfortunately. If I have SSDT-TbtOnPch_PINI_D8.aml or SSDT-TbtOnPch_PINI.aml and DTGP.aml loaded in OpenCore and try to boot into Windows I get an ACPI error.
Any thoughts?
I am using SSDT-STPG.aml and SSDT-TbtOnPch_PINI.aml (renamed to SSDT-TbtOnPch.aml) and everything is working spot on.
Also, I have doubled my start up speed! I deleted all the old driversUEFI and UEFI64 folders as well as the BIOS drivers folder. Now, I only have drivers in the EFI > CLOVER > DRIVERS > UEFI folder and nowhere else.
My boot time is down to 26 seconds. Woot!