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

[blackberry4311]

is there a way to enable it by default?

just enable it if you want.

 

[snekkis]

The way I usually do it, copy my EFI to a spare USB key, putting in your unique settings like keys, etc. Test booting from it. This way if there's an issue, your copy of the EFI on the hard drive is unaffected.

Sorry to say, I had no success with your new EFI. It seems that my Asus Z490-G motherboard is a bit different. It was only Xiaoviejang's EFI that worked. When I tried your new EFI, I could see that yours and Xiaoviejang's config are very different. I have not any clue what is different, but yours look more like from the Open core guide and Xiaoviejang's very specific and different from the Open core guide, but latter worked flawlessly for my motherboard. What can I say.

Hopefully, Xiaoviejang, if you read this post, please make an updated EFI of your previous upload to the new Open Core, hopefully working with Big Sur. I have good faith in it to work

 

[scope666]

Hopefully, Xiaoviejang, if you read this post, please make an updated EFI of your previous upload to the new Open Core, hopefully working with Big Sur. I have good faith in it to work

He HAS a version of 0.6.3, I even linked it in the first post of this thread.

 

[SonicMayhem3787]

I'm using AirportItlwm kext too anyway .. could you please share us you loaded kext currently man?

I've just trying big sur.. and the bluetooth is not working. Wifi working when booting but when toggle on/off its gone

I've got airportitlwm running but the option for wifi under Network does not appear. I'm not sure what is wrong. Bluetooth works, just not wifi. Does Airportitlwm also handle bluetooth? Because I also have the bluetooth firmware kext as well.

 

[blackberry4311]

I've got airportitlwm running but the option for wifi under Network does not appear. I'm not sure what is wrong. Bluetooth works, just not wifi.

Please use heliport

Does Airportitlwm also handle bluetooth? Because I also have the bluetooth firmware kext as well.

No, I recommend using intelFirmwarekext even if Bluetooth support by default.

 

[SonicMayhem3787]

Please use heliport

No, I recommend using intelFirmwarekext even if Bluetooth support by default.

I can't get itlwm to load, even when I set it to. Heliport always said itlwm wasn't running. So I switched to airportitlwm

 

[blackberry4311]

I can't get itlwm to load, even when I set it to. Heliport always said itlwm wasn't running. So I switched to airportitlwm

both of them wrap intel wifi 6, so they must give the same result. AirportItlwm has another implement for handoff...etc, thing you need to check: does your motherboard disable the wifi to save power or issue related to cool boot via hackintool.
Take the picture related to the peripheral part in hackintool and post it here. So we can check.

 

[SonicMayhem3787]

both of them wrap intel wifi 6, so they must give same result. AirportItlwm has another implement for handoff...etc, thing you need to check is did your motherboard disable the wifi to save power or issue related to cool boot via hackintool.
Take the picture related to peripheral part in hackintool and post here. So we can check.

My bluetooth works, it's just the wifi that doesn't. I didn't use Hackintool for any of my configuration, but I did download it to look at the status of my devices.

 

[blackberry4311]

your wifi device missing. please look at the first table. it shows the ethernet and the wifi device should be there if itlwm/airportitlwm loaded in the Extensions tab of hackintool.

Please check the Extensions tab if itlwm/airportitlwm loaded in there. You have another method to check using terminal but using hackintool is faster and familiar.

 

[scope666]

your wifi device missing. please look at the first table. it shows the ethernet and the wifi device should be there if itlwm/airportitlwm loaded in the Extensions tab of hackintool.

He's right, should look something like this except with the built-in WiFi instead of Broadcom: