This may not be a good idea actually. Trim delays will come back after some period of time. It's best to replace the Samsung NVMe with a different brand. WD SN750 is a good choice.Hi Casey!
Do you know the reasoning for why this fix should work? I would like to try this but I'd like to understand the fix a bit better before I dive in
Too bad. I was hoping to get away with opening up the case as it's well hidden under a bunch of other equipment
Thanks for the response. I will wait for a bit to see if the situation gets worse first. So far it's only boot times, but I guess it will get worse with time?
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This is just not working for me...I'll get to the graphical boot picker and once I hit my MacOS disk it'll fail with a critical error. I even tried going into the reinstall and it failed to load that page.Follow the guide below, but adapt it for OpenCore 0.7.6. Step 11 shows which PlatformInfo credentials need to be copied.
Gigabyte Z490 Vision D (Thunderbolt 3) + i5-10400 + AMD RX 580
It’s a Monterey problem because this port worked properly in Big Sur. Fortunately we can use a USB-C dock or Thunderbolt dock that has an Ethernet port. Did you try the solution proposed by Ohchan here? #171
Yes it might be best to try a fresh Big Sur installation with
OC-076-DESIGNARE-Z390. It is absolutely essential to configure BIOS according to Post 1 because some settings in config.plist will cause boot failure otherwise.
Yes, we should flash BIOS F9g or F9i, then follow the BIOS configuration in the spoiler labeled BIOS F8 and Newer. The current version of BIOS is shown in BIOS Setup. Just click the Info page.
That's why I mentioned BIOS F9g and F9i because USB-C devices will connect on Thunderbolt ports. With BIOS F9, Thunderbolt works fine, but USB-C device (which are not Thunderbolt) will not work.