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Hello @SchmockLord19,
Good to see the interest in Z590I Vision D. Some questions and comments:
- When using the i9-11900K, was it necessary to spoof the CPU ID? I did use one, but I will try to leave it out.
- The Razer Core X has been problematic on Z490, so it’s good to see that it works on Z590. It was also working fine on my Z490 AsRock Phantom Gaming TB3-ITX.
- Thunderbolt 4 has a slightly different device tree than Thunderbolt 3, but on the Z590i its Root Port is still RP05. If the sub device under RP05 is ”pcibridge“ instead of UPSB, then it indicates that the Thunderbolt SSDT was rejected by macOS.
- If so, it will be necessary to examine the boot log:
log show —last boot | head -1000 > ~/Documents/bootlog.txtAlright. Will try to support from Monday on.- We have found that Thunderbolt hot plug on this board does not work under macOS. The firmware is different from what we’ve seen before, so the modifications we made for Titan Ridge may or may not work on Maple Ridge.
- The modified firmware files I provided earlier in this thread to @ori69 are a first attempt. We don’t have a comparable firmware file from Apple, so the modifications I made are not likely to enable Thunderbolt Bus, but hopefully someone will be brave enough (foolish enough?
) to try them.
- Because hot plug works on ASUS and MSI Z590 boards, we believe there’s a problem with Gigabyte’s firmware (BIOS). So it may be necessary to wait for an update. So do I. Thats why I would prefer waiting or try different SSDTs before I would disassemble everything to flash with a harakiri ROM
I will do like this:Have you seen this?
[SUCCESS] Gigabyte Designare Z390 (Thunderbolt 3) + i7-9700K + AMD RX 580
In terms of audio stuff, which can be kinda finicky at times, most of my plugins work, Can you elaborate a little more about which ones were giving you problems, thx!
Nice. I've found that Bluetooth works without any kexts if you load Linux and then reboot into macOS. For some reason when you load Windows, it resets the firmware to Ericson (not Intel), and Bluetooth no longer works in macOS (unless you boot into Linux first again). And the system goes to sleep and stays asleep if you change USB Bluetooth HS14 port to 'internal.'
Doable to get connected but no earth shattering speeds. But consider it's much faster still than 14.4k or 56k modems of the 90s lol.
BT works with Magic Mouse. WiFi very slow. Thanks for the suggestion to change the USB Bluetooth HS14 port to 'internal.' The system finally goes to sleep properly and doesn't wake up.
