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Z77X-UD5H <> Titan Ridge 2.0

I will, what are PR files ?
 
So:

Details:
  1. Thunderbolt Chip and Family:
    Titan Ridge - JHL7540
  2. Thunderbolt Vendor/Manufacturer:
    Gigabyte GC-Titan Ridge 2.0
  3. Thunderbolt Type (Onboard or AIC):
    AIC
  4. Thunderbolt AIC PCI Slot Location:
    PCIEX8 (2nd PCIe Slot if you don't count the PCIx1 slots, otherwise it's the 5th slot)
  5. Motherboard Model:
    Gigabyte Z77X - UD5H f16 mod 11 BIOS
  6. CPU Model:
    Intel i7-3770K (Stock)
  7. macOS version:
    macOS 10.14.6
  8. Copy of IOReg
  9. Kextcache output
Screen shots:
  • Hackintool>PCIe
  • System Report>PCI
Files:
  • For Clover, compress EFI/Clover, exclude the themes folder.
  • For OpenCore, compress EFI/OC.

I used the 'RunMe App' so normally everything should be in it...
 

Attachments

  • NEP2B Studio - Hackintool PCIe.png
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  • NEP2B Studio - System Report PCI.png
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  • Send me NEP2B-Studio.zip
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So:

Details:
  1. Gigabyte Titan Ridge 2.0 with NVM50 Modded Firmware by CaseySJ
  2. macOS 10.14.6
  3. Copy of IOReg -> attached
  4. Kextcache output
Screen shots:
  • Hackintool>PCIe
  • System Report>PCI
Files:
  • For Clover, compress EFI/Clover, exclude the themes folder.
  • For OpenCore, compress EFI/OC.

I used the 'RunMe App' so normally everything should be in it...
Please check the details once again. The post was updated when i was replying to your previous message.
 
So:

Details:
  1. Thunderbolt Chip and Family:
    Titan Ridge - JHL7540
  2. Thunderbolt Vendor/Manufacturer:
    Gigabyte GC-Titan Ridge 2.0
  3. Thunderbolt Type (Onboard or AIC):
    AIC
  4. Thunderbolt AIC PCI Slot Location:
    PCIEX8 (2nd PCIe Slot if you don't count the PCIx1 slots, otherwise it's the 5th slot)
  5. Motherboard Model:
    Gigabyte Z77X - UD5H f16 mod 11 BIOS
  6. CPU Model:
    Intel i7-3770K (Stock)
  7. macOS version:
    macOS 10.14.6
  8. Copy of IOReg
  9. Kextcache output
Screen shots:
  • Hackintool>PCIe
  • System Report>PCI
Files:
  • For Clover, compress EFI/Clover, exclude the themes folder.
  • For OpenCore, compress EFI/OC.

I used the 'RunMe App' so normally everything should be in it...
If i'm understanding it correct, the issue you have is you're not able to load up your TB Device. The TB device shows in IOReg but it doesn't loads. Is that correct?
 
So, when using the SSDT to get proper ThunderBolt injection into the system, my Avid HDX Card is recognized in the system, but the driver isn't loaded / doesn't recognize the card.

When not using the SSDT the card is been seen by the driver

I attached 2 screenshots, one with SSDT injected, one with no injection

Also attached 2 screenshots, one with HDX Card on Real Mac and one on the Hackintosh
 

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  • 01-1 SSDTs Disabled IOREG.png
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  • Avid HDX on Hackint0sh TB3.png
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So, when using the SSDT to get proper ThunderBolt injection into the system, my Avid HDX Card is recognized in the system, but the driver isn't loaded / doesn't recognize the card.

When not using the SSDT the card is been seen by the driver

I attached 2 screenshots, one with SSDT injected, one with no injection
That's very normal. In both the cases, the TB device is being recognized and is not loading. It's a very common issue. Provide the missing details.

TB Device name and model you're using it for testing.
SSDT which you're using.
 
TB Device name of what ? :)
It's a Avid HDX PCIe 2.0 x4 Card in an Sonnet Echo III
This one is special made for HDX Cards.

In the ZIP you find all SSDTs I tried
 
TB Device name of what ? :)
It's a Avid HDX PCIe 2.0 x4 Card in an Sonnet Echo III
This one is special made for HDX Cards.
My bad. Looks like i missed the TB Device name. In your PR files, there is no SSDT for TB. Check once again.
 

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