[Success] - Asus ROG Strix Z490-E Gaming + i9 10900K + OpenCore

[scope666]

I see I will try to read it first and try USB Patch.

Anyway what bluetooth kext you are using right now? My wifi is working and bluetooth "seems" working but when I try to connect my bluetooth device such as mouse and trying airdrop its not working.

If my map works for you, (see post 5 of this thread) you can just enable the USBPorts.kext from my EFI and disable the USBInjectAll kext.

 

[neilsz]

If my map works for you, (see post 5 of this thread) you can just enable the USBPorts.kext from my EFI and disable the USBInjectAll kext.

Currently I'm using your kext but its not working on my end. I think i have some miss configuration.

Could you please give hackintool screenshoot on kext loaded on your system sofar and the usb mapping? Maybe I could figure out something from there?

 

[scope666]

Currently I'm using your kext but its not working on my end. I think i have some miss configuration.

Could you please give hackintool screenshoot on kext loaded on your system sofar and the usb mapping? Maybe I could figure out something from there?

I'm not in front of the machine right now to pull the kext list, but the usb map looks like this:

 

[neilsz]

I'm not in front of the machine right now to pull the kext list, but the usb map looks like this:

View attachment 496050

By using your USBPort kext on 0.6.3 I got different map I think.. I dont know why..

 

[scope666]

By using your USBPort kext on 0.6.3 I got different map I think.. I dont know why..

Looks like you still have USBInjectAll enabled and/or have the XHCI Port Limit option enabled. You should only have the 15 I defined. Try highlighting all ports in Hackintool, hitting the minus sign and then the refresh button, see what that gives you.

 

[neilsz]

Looks like you still have USBInjectAll enabled and/or have the XHCI Port Limit option enabled. You should only have the 15 I defined. Try highlighting all ports in Hackintool, hitting the minus sign and then the refresh button, see what that gives you.

Solved it by exporting my own ec-usbx.aml and kext.

Now I'm trying to get the onboard bluetooth works.

Update:
- still no luck with wake up ny keyboard? Try acpi-wake-type but still not working.
- intelfirmware kext is not loaded cause bluetooth still not working. Still teying to figure out the root of cause.

Any help would be best.

 

[neilsz]

Maybe, I don't know. I don't have that mouse

It's related to GPRW patch in ACPI (I think you are using EFI folder from @scope666). try to disable this SSDT and DSDT patch.

Another thing, I see that you have UsbInjectAll kext, last time whey using this kext with all ports enable, I can't wake up from sleep. You better apply patch USB port to limit 15 ports

Hi man just realize it..
Seems that when I used GPRW .. IntelBluetoothFirmware will not working... is this expected?

How did you manage to have sleep and bluetooth working?

 

[scope666]

Here's my loaded kexts as requested, sorry for the delay:

The "Current" column in this view are versions being worked on, not actual Releases.

 

[scope666]

Hi man just realize it..
Seems that when I used GPRW .. IntelBluetoothFirmware will not working... is this expected?

How did you manage to have sleep and bluetooth working?

Some good ideas here, I probably have wake on USB on in my BIOS, so I need the patch, blackberry4311 maybe has it off:

GPRW/UPRW/LANC Instant Wake Patch | OpenCore Post-Install

Also noticed I left darkwake=0 in the boot args from when I was troubleshooting sleep, can try removing that line:

Keyboard Wake Issues | OpenCore Post-Install

 

[centraljava]

Some good ideas here, I probably have wake on USB on in my BIOS, so I need the patch, blackberry4311 maybe has it off:

GPRW/UPRW/LANC Instant Wake Patch | OpenCore Post-Install

Also noticed I left darkwake=0 in the boot args from when I was troubleshooting sleep, can try removing that line:

Keyboard Wake Issues | OpenCore Post-Install

@scope666 i've been wondering if this thread should be put in 'Golden Builds'
considering how little issues it had & how portable it has been to other Comet Lake Asus boards