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Opencore Hackintosh Gigabyte Z390 Aorus Pro Wifi
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USB stops working randomly #19

Closed 123marvin123 closed 3 years ago

123marvin123 commented 3 years ago

Hi,

I hope somebody can help me. My USB ports sometimes stop working suddenly. It's really random and on some days it occurs like 2-3x a day and sometimes only once a week. The issue has been occurring persistently since I own this Hackintosh and I have to reboot the machine because bluetooth stops working too since it is connected to the usb interface on the mainboard. It seems like the ports still have power but no data. I already tried a lot of options to fix this problem but it is not reproducible (afaik) and I basically just have to wait like 2 weeks after I try something new in hope that the issue disappeared. I already tried these settings:

There was a phase where this issue did not occur for like 2-3 months, but I have no idea why and if I changed anything that made the issue go away.

Does anybody have tips or experienced similar problems? I will provide my acpi files and usb map for now. I can provide more files if needed: Troubleshooting.zip

blacklizard commented 3 years ago

please attach your efi folder. You may try disconnect your front panel usb connector from the motherboard and see if the issue persist.

blacklizard commented 3 years ago

also please provide unpatched dsdt dump

123marvin123 commented 3 years ago

Here is everything:

EFI.zip DSDT.aml.zip

Please keep the following in mind:

I will try to disconnect the front panel usb connector if the settings in the efi folder are ok.

blacklizard commented 3 years ago

Remove the generated SSDT-EC-USBX.aml and SSDT-EC.aml and use the attached SSDT-EC-USBX.aml, its based on your DSDT dump, not generated. SSDT-EC-USBX.aml.zip

Quick question, when usb stoped working, does all port stopped working or just a specific ports? If only 4 usb2 port and internal usb2 not working, probably you have fried usb controller

123marvin123 commented 3 years ago

Thanks, I will try your EC-USBX. Regarding your question: No, everything stops working completely. Both USB2.0 and USB3.x ports, I don't think the controller is fried. If I attach the keyboard manually via usb cable instead of bluetooth to any port, it will not work.

Edit: I installed your EC-USBX now and everything is still working. I will report back if there are any usb crashes.

blacklizard commented 3 years ago

do update back how its, but a quick google search revealed it might be faulty processor.. Same symptom as your issue https://www.olarila.com/topic/6063-all-usb-ports-freeze-randomly-on-mojave/?do=findComment&comment=94702

To date i have build multiple hackintosh machine, two of it being used for production purpose in office, never encountered such issue

123marvin123 commented 3 years ago

Yes, I have build some Hackintoshes in the past too and never encountered anything like this. I hope it is not a faulty CPU, maybe it is related to some cpu and memory overclocking I did. I've undone the EC-USBX file now and removed the overclock in bios, let's see how it goes. I don't think it will have much of an effect because the OC was stable so far.

123marvin123 commented 3 years ago

Nope, just crashed even without the OC. Maybe it's really the CPU but it's hard to believe honestly, because it's running fine and was brand new when I bought it.

blacklizard commented 3 years ago

Its time to RMA the cpu

jansure commented 9 months ago

Hi,

I hope somebody can help me. My USB ports sometimes stop working suddenly. It's really random and on some days it occurs like 2-3x a day and sometimes only once a week. The issue has been occurring persistently since I own this Hackintosh and I have to reboot the machine because bluetooth stops working too since it is connected to the usb interface on the mainboard. It seems like the ports still have power but no data. I already tried a lot of options to fix this problem but it is not reproducible (afaik) and I basically just have to wait like 2 weeks after I try something new in hope that the issue disappeared. I already tried these settings:

* Regenerate my USBMap according to a German guide using Hackintool. The map works fine and is exactly behaving like I want it to. I don't think that the usb map is the issue. Maybe the generated acpi files?

* I tried to use the acpi files from this repo, but the issue still persisted.

* I tried to change bios settings regarding usb options, but nothing helped.

* I tried to use the exact config.plist from this repo, but it changed nothing.

There was a phase where this issue did not occur for like 2-3 months, but I have no idea why and if I changed anything that made the issue go away.

Does anybody have tips or experienced similar problems? I will provide my acpi files and usb map for now. I can provide more files if needed: Troubleshooting.zip

hi,guy, my hackintosh includes macos 12.6.3、intel 13900K CPU 、Asus Z790-P wifi Motherboard problem is the same as yours.I ask you to your this problem whether has been resolved? If you have resolved it, please teach me.Thanks.

123marvin123 commented 9 months ago

@jansure The issue was a faulty bluetooth module (the ones that come from real macs). I removed the module and the usb issue never occurred again.

jansure commented 3 months ago

@jansure The issue was a faulty bluetooth module (the ones that come from real macs). I removed the module and the usb issue never occurred again.

@jansure The issue was a faulty bluetooth module (the ones that come from real macs). I removed the module and the usb issue never occurred again.

Thank you very much for your response and reminder. Could you please specify which Bluetooth submodule is causing the issue? How can I fix or remove it? Please let me know. Thank you.

jansure commented 2 months ago

@jansure The issue was a faulty bluetooth module (the ones that come from real macs). I removed the module and the usb issue never occurred again.

Hello, can you see my comment? Did you remove the Bluetooth hardware device or the Apple-built Bluetooth driver?

jansure commented 2 months ago

@123marvin123 Thank you very much for your response and reminder. Could you please specify which Bluetooth submodule is causing the issue? How can I fix or remove it? Please let me know. Thank you.

123marvin123 commented 2 months ago

It was an AirPort Card out of a real MacBook, wrapped in a PCIe-Adapter. It had nothing to do with the motherboard itself.