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- B650 AORUS ELITE AX V2
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- rx580
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Your configuration is not as per the guide.Hello, I tried installing Sequire macos based on open core
I haven't been able to proceed for several days due to the error 514 successfully initialized ahci controller, please help me
amd 9800x3d
rx580
B650 AORUS ELITE AX V2View attachment 9547
Thank you for your answer.Your configuration is not as per the guide.
For Ryzen 7000 series and newer, for some boards you'll have to map the MMIO Regions and fix the OEM ACPI.
You can use MaciASL to fix.Thank you for your answer.
mmio is already mapped
But I can't try because I don't have a tool to fix acpi
I tried to find about Gigabyte b650 in EFI guide and still can't find it. Can you provide me a link? Also, how to patch.You can use MaciASL to fix.
As mentioned in the EFI guide creation:
Gigabyte B650 Motherboards with buggy BIOS
Base = \_SB.PCI0.GPP7
Find: 5F505257
Replace = 58505257
Comment = Rename GPP7 _PRW to XPRW
Enabled = YES
Base = \_SB.PCI0.GPP7
Find: 55503030
Replace = 55505858
Comment = Rename GPP7 _UP00 to UPXX
Enabled = YES
Add these two patches and then check. Regarding MMIO, here's the link to the guide:
During the time of Clover, a simple fix was to just use slide=X. Where, the value of X was.
Is usually required by HEDT systems (TRX40, TRX50) and the newer Ryzen 7000 series CPUs on 700 or 800 series platform, such as (X670, X870)
Using DevirtualiseMmio
By default, the
Since OpenCore v., the DevirtualiseMmio Quirk exists/implemented. By default, DevirtualiseMmio quirk is generally not required on most of the systems. However, starting with Intel 300 series chipsets (such as Z370, Z390) and for AMD (), this quirk is required in order to boot into macOS installer and...
- EliteMacx86
- kaslr mmio mmio whitelist opencore debug
- Replies: 0
- Forum: OpenCore
You can use MaciASL to fix.
As mentioned in the EFI guide creation:
Gigabyte B650 Motherboards with buggy BIOS
Base = \_SB.PCI0.GPP7
Find: 5F505257
Replace = 58505257
Comment = Rename GPP7 _PRW to XPRW
Enabled = YES
Base = \_SB.PCI0.GPP7
Find: 55503030
Replace = 55505858
Comment = Rename GPP7 _UP00 to UPXX
Enabled = YES
Add these two patches and then check. Regarding MMIO, here's the link to the guide:
During the time of Clover, a simple fix was to just use slide=X. Where, the value of X was.
Is usually required by HEDT systems (TRX40, TRX50) and the newer Ryzen 7000 series CPUs on 700 or 800 series platform, such as (X670, X870)
Using DevirtualiseMmio
By default, the
Since OpenCore v., the DevirtualiseMmio Quirk exists/implemented. By default, DevirtualiseMmio quirk is generally not required on most of the systems. However, starting with Intel 300 series chipsets (such as Z370, Z390) and for AMD (), this quirk is required in order to boot into macOS installer and...
- EliteMacx86
- kaslr mmio mmio whitelist opencore debug
- Replies: 0
- Forum: OpenCore
I tried to find about Gigabyte b650 in EFI guide and still can't find it. Can you provide me a link? Also, how to patch.