@dithaack please try the new EFI. I made some adjustments. Also it looks like you haven't enabled the onboard 10Gb ports. Is that something you're planning on doing?
1. ACPI adjustments: updated SSDTs to those ones from my github
2. Device Properties: removed Thunderbolt controller (For now, we can add back later, information is pulled from SSDT anyway)
3. Kernel: added missing VirtualSMC kexts and added USB kext. You were using port limit patch which shouldn't be used. Also disabled cfglock. Disable CFG lock using the BIOS since you're on 2002.
ThunderboltPort7 should be activated with this. if it does work, then proceed with changing the DROM as specified here:
@CaseySJ @Elias64Fr Could we dump the nvmem of the Thunderbolt controller using Linux from /sys/bus/thunderbolt/devices/0-0/nvm_active0/nvmem, patch the 7 bytes if applicable, and then do host NVM upgrade using these instructions? Here's the nvmem file I have dumped, it's 516,096 bytes, I'm not...
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