[SUCCESS] Gigabyte Designare Z390 (Thunderbolt 3) + i7-9700K + AMD RX 580

[gandem]

To be safe, therefore, I recommend using native DMAR tables with the Reserved Memory regions removed.

Do mean native tables to MacOS or native to our MB? I'm going to give this a try and want to make sure I use the right elements!

 

[CaseySJ]

Do mean native tables to MacOS or native to our MB? I'm going to give this a try and want to make sure I use the right elements!

Native to our motherboards.

 

[snoby]

*sigh* I'm embarrassed to ask this question, but I'm using HackinDROM App to test upgrade via USB stick from 0.6.4. - I'm being very conservative in this upgrade, not changing any hardware just to see if 0.7.1 is safe for my setup.

So far everything is working properly, but.... I've lost the option to reset NVRAM from the opencore boot menu, i've gone into 'Misc' 'Tools' and 'ResetSystem' is enabled.

I've attached my config.plist, what did I miss?

thanks in advance.
Matt

 

[yosoyoco]

What was the thought process that led to this solution?

I only thought that the reserved memory regions conflicted with regions used by the system

 

[CaseySJ]

I only thought that the reserved memory regions conflicted with regions used by the system

Mr. Spock would agree -- that is highly logical.

 

[CaseySJ]

*sigh* I'm embarrassed to ask this question, but I'm using HackinDROM App to test upgrade via USB stick from 0.6.4. - I'm being very conservative in this upgrade, not changing any hardware just to see if 0.7.1 is safe for my setup.

So far everything is working properly, but.... I've lost the option to reset NVRAM from the opencore boot menu, i've gone into 'Misc' 'Tools' and 'ResetSystem' is enabled.

I've attached my config.plist, what did I miss?

thanks in advance.
Matt

You already have AllowNvramReset checked on, so just press space bar at OpenCore Picker, and "Reset NVRAM" will be the last option on the right.

 

[snoby]

You already have AllowNvramReset checked on, so just press space bar at OpenCore Picker, and "Reset NVRAM" will be the last option on the right.

Ah! Thank you, lots of changes since the last time I updated. I'm kind of surprised that the system booted, but I'm still not sure I'm using the updated OC / config list. I say that because I still can't get a debug log showing during boot up and there is not debug log file in the root of the USB stick or my hard disk EFI folder. I'll keep digging in.
thanks for the space bar info!
Matt

 

[Inqnuam]

Ah! Thank you, lots of changes since the last time I updated. I'm kind of surprised that the system booted, but I'm still not sure I'm using the updated OC / config list. I say that because I still can't get a debug log showing during boot up and there is not debug log file in the root of the USB stick or my hard disk EFI folder. I'll keep digging in.
thanks for the space bar info!
Matt

You can check OpenCore boot loader version which booted your system in HackinDROM App

 

[snoby]

You can check OpenCore boot loader version which booted your system in HackinDROM App

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AH HA! Thank you!!!!

What's interesting is it says intel wifi which I didn't think I had enabled.

 

[CaseySJ]

AH HA! Thank you!!!!
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You will also see REL-071-... at the bottom right of the OpenCore Picker GUI.