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

[oLiMonKeY]

Yes Drivers are OK. But even my HardDrive doesn't work.

Here is the file
Thanks

 

[oLiMonKeY]

Yes Drivers are OK. But even my HardDrive doesn't work.

Here is the file
Thanks

Usually UAD TB Sound Cards works out-of-box.

Have you configured your BIOS as in Post #1 ?
Have you correctly installed UAD drivers ?

If yes then:

1. Connect the sound card to your hackintosh then switch ON.
2. Download and run IORegistryExplorer and export the file with "File —> Save As…".
3. Post the file

Note:
I assume you are using an EFI created by Casey.

When TB isn't flashed your UAD will appear in System Information --> PCI instead of System Information --> Thunderbolt.

And you, which is your os ? BigSur ? and version of your Bios?

 

[oLiMonKeY]

Usually UAD TB Sound Cards works out-of-box.

Have you configured your BIOS as in Post #1 ?
Have you correctly installed UAD drivers ?

If yes then:

1. Connect the sound card to your hackintosh then switch ON.
2. Download and run IORegistryExplorer and export the file with "File —> Save As…".
3. Post the file

Note:
I assume you are using an EFI created by Casey.

When TB isn't flashed your UAD will appear in System Information --> PCI instead of System Information --> Thunderbolt.

 

[CaseySJ]

Hi Everyone. I hope I'm in the good section. Sorry for my bad English as I'm French. ;-)

I have problems with my Thunderbolt 3 (USB C). it doesn't work with my Sound Card Apollo 16 even with my hardrive lacie.
In my OS system (Big Sur 11.6.2 ), at Thunderbolt section appears " No Found".

I m a little bit lost . I have to flash my motherboard ? Or only Thunderbolt stuff ?

I have a :
Gigabyte Z390 Designare (BIOS F9)
Intel i9
AMD Radeon 6900 XT
OpenCore

Thanks.

Hello @oLiMonKeY,

Some comments:

• As @Inqnuam mentioned, UAD Apollo devices usually work well without flashing the Thunderbolt firmware. Please try setting Thunderbolt --> Thunderbolt Boot Support --> Boot Once in BIOS.
• Regarding the LaCie hard drive, what is the make and model of that drive?

 

[oLiMonKeY]

thanks
i try to put on " Thunderbolt Boot" but OS crash when Apollo is plugged. ( as soon as i enter my session password)

My Hard drive is a Lacie, orange. Usb C / Thunderbolt 2

 

[oLiMonKeY]

Hello @oLiMonKeY,

Some comments:

• As @Inqnuam mentioned, UAD Apollo devices usually work well without flashing the Thunderbolt firmware. Please try setting Thunderbolt --> Thunderbolt Boot Support --> Boot Once in BIOS.
• Regarding the LaCie hard drive, what is the make and model of that drive?

Here my BIOS TB config:



But Big Sur doesn't recongnize Thunderbolt. is it ok?

 

[CaseySJ]

thanks
i try to put on " Thunderbolt Boot" but OS crash when Apollo is plugged. ( as soon as i enter my session password)

The other option to try is Thunderbolt --> Thunderbolt Boot Support --> Boot ACL.

My Hard drive is a Lacie, orange. Usb C / Thunderbolt 2

Please connect the LaCie then download and run IORegistryExplorer, then scroll (not 'search') down to RP05 and post a screenshot of that section.

IORegistryExplorer can be downloaded by clicking here.

Please ignore "System Information --> Thunderbolt".

 

[SuDoDmz]

Please see this spoiler in Post 1:

I was under the impression that was just DMAR and not DMAC. You can understand my confusion, when I saw no reference

Have you noticed any benefits from injecting the SSDT for SMBus?

Touché, Sir. To be fair and honest, I've always been doing it, but because I just think it belongs there. Never have I seen any benefits, but same could be said about HDMI

 

[oLiMonKeY]

do you mean PR05 ? here it is

 

[CaseySJ]

do you mean PR05 ? here it is

No, RP05. It is further down in the list.

• PR05 = Processor 05
• RP05 = Root Port 05