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The everything works Asus Z390-I Gaming * i7-8700K * SAPPHIRE NITRO+ Radeon RX Vega 64 Build

benfs said:
I'm one of the probably many (I'd assume) not particularly technologically savvy users of this guide who has had great success overall with this, so huge thanks @ModMike - and @Leesureone for suggesting a workaround for the Final Cut Pro GPU issue (I'm yet to risk going into Windows though actually!)

I've suddenly realised I have no knowledge of what to do about OSX updates?
I don't know whether I'm just missing info about this (if so I apologise) can I just update to 10.14.6 for example?
Where would I check to know if it is ok to update?
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It’s fine, you should have no issues. Just use software update and be prepared for a couple of reboots before install finishes. Make sure to select Mojave Install at the clover boot menu.
 
StefanIsBuilding said:
Puh... sorry man. I am not that deep into it. MAYBE u can try a workaround until u get a successful solution for this.
I am also very new to this Hackintosh thing. We could try to use another USB-Port maybe. I ll create an all “sleep” USB port DDST later. It’s worth a try...
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Hi just wondering if you were able to create an all sleep usb port ddst? Let me know. Thanks in advance.
 
Build 1
ROG STRIX Z390-I GAMING |  i7 8700K |  Vega 64 8GB
With a new iCloud password I tried to activate Continuity but with no success so far. I will try the linked instructions and see how it goes.

Are there any known problems with the NVRAM and the IGPU EFI?
I have to set my keyboard configuration after every restart and from what I’ve read this might even cause problems with iMessage.
 
Build 1
ROG STRIX Z390-I GAMING |  i7 9700K |  RX 580 Pulse 8GB
Strange... @ModMike said there should be an nvram.plist in the EFI partition. I also missing this data.

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I also have activated this... doesn't change anything. But sleep act works fine.

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StefanIsBuilding said:
Strange... @ModMike said there should be an nvram.plist in the EFI partition. I also missing this data.

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I also have activated this... doesn't change anything. But sleep act works fine.

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I was able to get the nvram.plist to appear only after updating clover, click on customize the installation, and then ensure that "Install RC scripts on target volume" is selected. Once I did that and rebooted, I found the nvram.plist to appear.
 
Build 1
ROG STRIX Z390-I GAMING |  i7 8700K |  Vega 64 8GB
@StefanIsBuilding @vio1
That is exactly what I have pointed out since it did my installation following this guide and noticed that I didn't have that file. There is no step that tells you to do anything that will install the needed scripts in macOS that will handle the creation/reading of the nvram.plist.
It will be done IF you update Clover...but there is no (obvious) need for us to do that since @ModMike has been so generous and provided us with a ready-to-go EFI :)
 
My First Build
ROG STRIX Z390-I GAMING |  i7 9700K |  RX 580 Pulse 8GB
I got some problems with my Keybord since I updated to the last EFI. If I type really fast, my original Keyboard from Apple goes crazy... it lags and write stuff I have never written... sometimes its impossible to even place my password to update clover ect. Very strange. I ll try out the EFI again. Just to verify its form the BrcmBluetoothInjector.kext or something. It was even hard to write this text here.
 
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