Closed zhangtai closed 4 years ago
Probably a problem with your USBPorts.kext. Have you mapped the ports yourself? Please keep in mind that macOS has a 15-ports limit, and the usb-c port might not be configured in the provided USBPorts kext. Also, which USB-C port are you actually referring to? The mainboard has one in the back (HS06 / SS06) and one available interface for a potential front port (HS01 / SS01).
like @123marvin123 mentioned, its probably your usbmap. Im guessing you either enable SS or HS, not both. Easy way to determine is to only enable 2 physical port interface, one for your keyboard and mouse and another one for your usb-c port.
enable the following
Then test if your usb type-c is working
@123marvin123 @blacklizard Thanks both for the promptly reply. I am using SS06 port, download the USBPorts.kext
in the repo without any mapping, btw I am using the config.plist
without any modification as well. As you mentioned, the SS06 should already enabled rt?
@zhangtai if you use my usbmap kext, for rear usb-c port, only usb3 device will work on that port, usb2 device will not work in that port. It will be easier if you could tell what device(make and model) that you are connecting to that port
It works! After a reboot, previous I connected the usb device when first installed with OpenCore without a reboot. After reboot, I connected again(and it not works firstly). I left my desktop and after I came back and wake it up, it works.
Thanks again both! @blacklizard @123marvin123
Jeevan, Thanks very much for providing such useful guide, this is my first time using opencore, since the upgrade to macOS 10.15.5 failed with Clover. I copied most of the files you provided, and download with links. All working fine, but found Type-C is not working when connecting with USB disk or camera, do you have any advise? Thanks!
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