No experience with Titan card, but on my Alpine card with Gigabyte Aorus Gaming 3 Z370 chipset, no firmware flash was needed, just SSDTs and the right BIOS firmware version, i.e. F12. My Apogee audio interface was detected and hotplug works.
Here is how I tested it.
1. Boot without anything attached to TB, plug in my thunderbolt NVMe enclosure, eject it and replug, still recognised.
2. Boot with thunderbolt enclosure, eject it and replug, still recognised.
3. Do the same as 1. and 2. but with a Thunderbolt hub in between, plug and...
Thanks, after almost brick my TB card and BIOS, I finally made it. I didn't even need the efi driver and kext, just SSDT and correct BIOS version combination. For Gigabyte Z370 Aorus Gaming 3, F12 was needed to make everything work.
A tip though, in F7 BIOS, there are a bunch of extra TB...
Yes, I have done TB setting in BIOS, there only a few, I even experimented with all the combinations. So I now stuck in either flash the TB firmware (which I don't know if it's possible for v2.0) or get a Titan Ridge? If I sell this card, and get a Titan Ridge, would I need to flash firmware?
Thanks for the quick reply. -v is in the config file, it used to work, but not anymore after I changed to OpenRunTime.efi. I think it's frame buffer issue, since I still get a black screen for about 20 seconds before the Apple logo.
As for the hot plug issue, I've been reading your guide back...
Thanks for the guide, I've been trying to follow it to the letter, but I just can't get it to hot-plug. Besides hot plug issue, my hack has been very hard to boot after installation of the thunderbolt card, often Clover just tell me efiboot fail and I need to restart, often takes a couple of...
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