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SchmockLord / Hackintosh-Intel-i9-10900k-Gigabyte-Z490-Vision-D

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Minimum, installation-safe EFI #7

Closed eos-alchemist closed 4 years ago

eos-alchemist commented 4 years ago

So, first: Thank You so much for posting pioneer-character work, your time and all enthusiasm to get Z490 configuration working.

I've build with:

I've try:

Could you please, publish something like simple, instalation-safe EFI (minimum modules + settings, only needed things) ? Fot trouhleshooting, debug and enhancing your original set-up?

Thank you very much for your help ...

SchmockLord commented 4 years ago

Add bootarg -v and share the screen before it gets black.

MidnightDiner commented 4 years ago

Hey Eos-alchemist. I'm using the Radeon 5700XT. Because it used Navi you need to add agdpmod=pikera to bootargs.

SmockLord, thank you so much for posting this! I was worried that the Z490 chipset was going to be problematic. It was a great relief that you shared all this info! Thanks!

MidnightDiner commented 4 years ago

So, first: Thank You so much for posting pioneer-character work, your time and all enthusiasm to get Z490 configuration working.

I've build with:

  • Gigabyte Z490 Vision-D
  • i9 10900K
  • Radeion 5700XT
  • BIOS version F3, set-up like you describes here
  • clean Catalina install + EFI from your repository

I've try:

  • boot + select Installation from USB
  • installation show logo + progress bar
  • after maybe 20% - dark ...

Could you please, publish something like simple, instalation-safe EFI (minimum modules + settings, only needed things) ? Fot trouhleshooting, debug and enhancing your original set-up?

Thank you very much for your help ...

Also, you should remove the RadeonBoost kext from the kexts folder and the config.plist. It doesn't support for Navi bed 5700XT and also has issues with Catalina 10.5.5

eos-alchemist commented 4 years ago

Thank you all ... Now I'm fix it for installation by removing 5700XT and use internal Intel 630. Next round be try all this advises.

99electronic commented 4 years ago

Hey Eos-alchemist. I'm using the Radeon 5700XT. Because it used Navi you need to add agdpmod=pikera to bootargs.

Hey, I can run RX580 no problem, but I can't boot into 5700XT. The boot argument helped. What is weird is I can only get 30Hz on 4K screen. Is there something I'm missing?

99electronic commented 4 years ago

I made it work by updating to 10.15.5, everything works from now. The 2 DP displays too (2x4k@60Hz) even thunderbolt display works now.

SchmockLord commented 4 years ago

Minimum-Kexts for booting?

Lilu.kext, Whatevergreen.kext and USBInjectAll.kext. Nothing more. And if you have no Wifi/BT-card that is natively supported you should also enable IntelMausiEthernet.kext so you have Ethernet (only 1Gbit port is working then).

RedEars commented 4 years ago

So, first: Thank You so much for posting pioneer-character work, your time and all enthusiasm to get Z490 configuration working. I've build with:

  • Gigabyte Z490 Vision-D
  • i9 10900K
  • Radeion 5700XT
  • BIOS version F3, set-up like you describes here
  • clean Catalina install + EFI from your repository

I've try:

  • boot + select Installation from USB
  • installation show logo + progress bar
  • after maybe 20% - dark ...

Could you please, publish something like simple, instalation-safe EFI (minimum modules + settings, only needed things) ? Fot trouhleshooting, debug and enhancing your original set-up? Thank you very much for your help ...

Also, you should remove the RadeonBoost kext from the kexts folder and the config.plist. It doesn't support for Navi bed 5700XT and also has issues with Catalina 10.5.5

Thanks! That fixed the reboot-loop I had with the 5700XT. But I have screen flickering sometimes, any idea what the cause could be?

SchmockLord commented 4 years ago

I am just guessing: Have you disabled your iGPU in BIOS? Not Auto, disable.

And are you using my config.plist with SMBIOS=iMacPro1,1 or iMac19,1?

Try disabling the iGPU in BIOS and then use the config.plist with SMBIOS=iMacPro1,1

RedEars commented 4 years ago

Yes, iGPU is disabled and I am using iMacPro1,1. Going to buy a DP cable later just to make sure it’s not the HDMI cable I use.

SchmockLord commented 4 years ago

Ok, when you say flickering then I think a different DP-cable will solve this. And try a short one. I have a 49" screen with 5120x1440 at 120hz. And I tried 5 cables, only 1 worked without any issues. At this resolution and this framerate, the cable becomes critical if it is more than 3m long. Sometimes already 1.5m is an issue with some cables. And normally the one that the monitor is shipped with, is working.

RedEars commented 4 years ago

Seems like its working now with the new cable! By the way, thanks for this repo - it was very helpful to create hackintosh!