@milmber, if I use bootstrap, I do have problems accessing the BIOS.@jzrodriguez98 - do you have any issues accessing your BIOS after installing OpenCore?
@elontony, in my case, I disable in system preferences the wake and hard drive settings in Energy Saver to avoid sleep issues. My board is known for having issues with wake/sleep from time to time.Thanks for sharing. Does it sleep and wake up properly?
@bjrmatos did you have success setting up OpenCore? I just followed the dortania official guide. I got help from a developer to generate a DSDT and properly build the EFI folder to make my wifi card work while booting Big Sur betas too. And Don’t use bootstrap if you want to access your UEFI BIOS. If I use bootstrap, I don’t have access to the BIOS. For dual booting Windows and macOS, you can follow dortania guide recommendations. There are also a couple of guides out there https://github.com/dortania/Hackintosh-Mini-Guides/blob/master/refind.mdthanks for sharing your backup, i have the same motherboard Z97-HD3 rev 2.1 with a i7-4790K and AMD RX 580 8gb (the same video card than yours). i was trying to do a fresh install of Catalina on a separate disk, the main disk i have is using High Sierra, so i'm trying to test Catalina first on new disk before doing it on my main one.
so far i did not have success with the official guide (which uses clover), and i just heard about OpenCore and wanted to try it. do you think i can use the same EFI files than your backup? we have almost the same hardware except for the cpu and the rev of the motherboard (1.0 vs 2.1) so i'm not sure if that makes some difference. also it will really help me if you can share some guide that uses OpenCore or if i just need to follow the OpenCore guide. if you have other tips that can help me i will be really grateful
@jzrodriguez98 - would you mind posting your latest OpenCode EFI folder? I have similar hardware, and I used your configuration (with minor changes) to get my system up and running. However, I having issues trying updating to a newer version of OC. Much appreciated.@bjrmatos did you have success setting up OpenCore? I just followed the dortania official guide. I got help from a developer to generate a DSDT and properly build the EFI folder to make my wifi card work while booting Big Sur betas too. And Don’t use bootstrap if you want to access your UEFI BIOS. If I use bootstrap, I don’t have access to the BIOS. For dual booting Windows and macOS, you can follow dortania guide recommendations. There are also a couple of guides out there https://github.com/dortania/Hackintosh-Mini-Guides/blob/master/refind.md
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to chain load OpenCore with reFindplus that you can explore if you want to multiboot precluding OpenCore from injecting data in Windows intended for macOS. There is also an OpenCore NDK fork that disables ACPI injection and Boot Quirks for Windows (never tried it). This is also accomplished by inserting in the SSDTs that are loaded in OpenCore a line that precludes OpenCore from injecting data in Windows.
Did you see my post regarding updating OC?@jzrodriguez98 - would you mind posting your latest OpenCode EFI folder? I have similar hardware, and I used your configuration (with minor changes) to get my system up and running. However, I having issues trying updating to a newer version of OC. Much appreciated.