Hello,
I've been recently tampering with my hackintosh to improve boot times and do some basic troubleshooting (like custom SSDT). I am very happy of results - 1,1s for clover to finish it's job is really great for me, compared to almost 6 before that.
But I found out I've got a problem with my bluetooth keyboard (Magic Keyboard 2), that appeared out of nowhere - when no changes were made. Basically it doesn't work in bluetooth mode in UEFI, as it did before that (main benefit of using Apple's card). I wouldn't care at all, as I don't use UEFI often - except it makes POST much longer to show "no keyboard detected" warning message.
Though that there were some mistakes in SSDT configs, so I tried to remove them and use standard kext fixes - but problem still occurred when I used them, so I decided to restore SSDT, as it wasn't their fault. Weirdly enough - trackpad works flawlessly in UEFI using bluetooth, only the keyboard seem to malfunction.
My guess is, there is something wrong with my config.plist, which I tried to keep as basic as possible, but can't see the mistake I made. I attached both config.plist and bootlog below. Hope you have some ideas how to fix it :))
Specs:
- CPU: i5-8500
- GPU: Sapphire RX580 4GB
- RAM: 2x Crucial Ballistix Elite 2667MHz
- MOBO: ASUS Z370-I
- Audio Codec: ALC1220
- Ethernet Card: I219V
- Wifi/BT Card: BCM94360CS2 (from Macbook Air)
- Mojave 10.14.5 Vanilla / Clover 4934 (latest stable) / SMBIOS iMacPro1,1 / Custom SSDT for USBInject
- Kexts (All newest versions): Lilu, VirtualSMC+SMCSuperIO+SMCProcessor, WhateverGreen, AppleALC, IntelMausiEthernet, USBInjectAll
- Drivers: HFSPlus, ApfsDriverLoader-64, AptioMemoryFix-64, FSInject-64
- Files: config.plist / Bootlog
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