Short Flex: I have installed OC on my Lenovo E590, everything is working besides battery indicator and bluetooth. itlwm was performing better when it was configured using a text editor and not HeliPort. Got it working using the Titus OpenCore guide plus builds / EFI clones for the E480/490/580.
Moving on. Been losing my mind. Let's just
- CPU: i7 6800K
- GPU: Geforce GTX 660 (GK106)
- RAM: 2x8 GB G.Skill Ripjaw
- Motherboard/Laptop model: ASUS X99A II (rev1.03)
- Audio Codec: Realtek however, not required due to USB DAC.
- Ethernet Card: Intel I218x
- Wifi/BT Card: Asus PCE-AC68
- What guide/tool followed:
- The Titus OpenCore guide, from Youtube
- Dortania + Web Links
- iMac Pro X99, Mojave [1]
- KernelAndKextPatches, X99, X299 [2]
- The Perfect CustoMacPro [clover T_T]
- X99A2+6800K+GTX980TI [clover T_T]
- What part I got an issue with:
- Just booting! OpenCore / Clover runs fine but OS X recovery:
- freezes at PCI configuration begin and fails to progress
- some kind of kernel panic
- EndRandomSeed / EXITBS
- [1] is the main guide I followed with regards to my hardware. I wanted to follow the last one (X99A2+6800K+GTX980TI) as that is almost identical to my rig, but would prefer to stay with OpenCore.
- KGP has provided the relevant SSDT files here but I don't understand what / how to use those.
- [2] appears to be useful... but I don't know how to put any of the data enclosed in code/quotes into ProperTree.
- I found a small section in Dortania advising to use a text editor as a hack-y solution which took me right to where I am now.
- Just booting! OpenCore / Clover runs fine but OS X recovery:
- What files/config I am using: last used config.plist
- Extra Info: I feel like KGP has made it really simple but it's not making any sense to me. I have already disabled CFG-lock as per all of those threads lol
- The config.plist I have pasted is the latest one, and results in a panic on my system. This one is vanilla, with everything downloaded / compiled / tested in the last 10 hours.
- Oh yeah I have also tried using npci, alcid, and nvidia related boot arguments to no avail
Lastly. Clover would be fine but if it's being phased out, I'd prefer to find a solution on the superior platform.
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