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

[BOTMT]

Please close the app
Open Terminal and enter:

defaults delete Inqnuam.HackinDROM

Then relaunch the app and try again

As soon as I'm able, I will give this a try and let you know. Thanks!!!!

 

[Inqnuam]

I have updated to 0.7.2 using in-place HackinDROM and when looking at my settings it shows DisableIoMapper kernel quirk with a Tick (Does this mean its disabled or enabled) sorry this is probably a silly question.

Tick = Enabled
in this case Disabling Input Output Mapper is enabled
For Apple VT-d you should disable (no tick) DisableIoMapper quirk

Also please note that during the update process HackinDROM App keeps your previous configuration as you have configured. Only new fields and/or not matching field types (ex: field x of type String becomes Boolean) will have Admin's configured values.
+ If x field's type of Old and New EFI are the same but OpenCore accepting values are not the same anymore, HackinDROM will try to put OpenCore's defined default value.
@CaseySJ

 

[Inqnuam]

As soon as I'm able, I will give this a try and let you know. Thanks!!!!

Be sure you are using v1.4.9

 

[BOTMT]

Please close the app
Open Terminal and enter:

defaults delete Inqnuam.HackinDROM

Then relaunch the app and try again

Well, it cleared all my settings. Then it wouldn't let me choose Intel WiFi (Confirm button greyed out), so I was forced to select Broadcom in order to continue. Then it was saying something like OC Beta? for version and no update option. Then I think I unmounted, then when I Mounted again, it came up correct, OC 0.7.1, "Update to 0.7.2".
Oh yeah, prior to all this, HackinDROM had updated to v1.4.9, so all of this was done under this version.

THANKS @Inqnuam !!!

 

[Inqnuam]

Then it wouldn't let me choose Intel WiFi

As you can see Casey separated Intel WiFi version from Broadcom ones because Intel's EFI size is 10x bigger.

Intel WiFi option is available when we select Z390 Designare OpenIntelWireless

 

[BOTMT]

As you can see Casey separated Intel WiFi version from Broadcom ones because Intel's EFI size is 10x bigger.

Intel WiFi option is available when we select Z390 Designare OpenIntelWireless
View attachment 526247

Ok thank you! Just made those changes.

 

[BOTMT]

Now I have an urgent problem after upgrading to 0.7.2...

My machine tri-boots, two installs of Windows 10, then macOS Big Sur.

I CANNOT GET INTO WINDOWS.

I've tried several times and I just get a black screen and the keyboard and mouse are dead (no RGB, PWR or anything).

I can go into macOS no problem.

Could really use some help with this asap as most of what I need to do is in Windows.

Thanks to all who can help with this. No other OC update caused an issue like this. Thank you.

Yeah I just tried again and it comes up with "Preparing Automatic Repair" but same thing. It just sits there, keyboard dead and never progresses. Really bad timing.

UPDATE: After about an hour I decided to use the EFI backup zip file created from HackinDROM (THANK YOU @Inqnuam for this wonderful feature!!!), and just delete the 0.7.2 from my EFI partition and copied back 0.7.1. Restarted and immediately able to get back into Windows and no "Repairing" or anything was required. It was back just as before.

So for me, this new version is more like Open Sore. That was painful.

 

[mobi]

I've tried several times and I just get a black screen and the keyboard and mouse are dead (no RGB, PWR or anything).

I can go into macOS no problem

Using OC 0.72 ,For me was just the opposite, can't boot into my Catalina drive

 

[CaseySJ]

Using OC 0.72 ,For me was just the opposite, can't boot into my Catalina drive

If you updated to 0.7.2 on the day it was released, APFS Min Date & Version (UEFI section of config.plist) were set to Default. This prevents Mojave and Catalina from booting. Min Date & Version were changed to ANY or -1 the next day. This allows all versions of macOS to appear in OpenCore Picker and boot.

 

[mobi]

If you updated to 0.7.2 on the day it was released, APFS Min Date & Version (UEFI section of config.plist) were set to Default. This prevents Mojave and Catalina from booting. Min Date & Version were changed to ANY or -1 the next day. This allows all versions of macOS to appear in OpenCore Picker and boot.

As usual,Now it works!!

Thanks a lot @CaseySJ!!