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malibio / msi-z590i-unify-opencore

This repository contains the EFI content I used to run the latest OpenCore boot loader.
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TB3/4 #3

Closed ChopperD00 closed 2 years ago

ChopperD00 commented 2 years ago

Greetings,

Excellent work here, I have the exact same setup sort of the CPU. I have an 10900K. I haven't gotten the TB to work... I ended up using a TB3 ssdt from an old efi build, but loved how clean your setup was as opposed to what my original build was.

I don't see anything in my system report under TB or PCI, so I was wondering if that was the same for you, as I suspect that it's just seeing the port as a USB one.

Thanks much and excellent work!

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malibio commented 2 years ago

It's the same for me. I don't see anything under Thunderbolt/USB4. To be honest, I cannot verify if hot-plug is even working. I would have to get a device to really try it out. Let us know if you get any luck with it.

Also, one thing to note: my build is a Z590 board (thus the 11700K CPU). With a 10900K, I can assume you've got a Z490. I don't know if my EFI would work there. One thing for sure, I've had to emulate my CPU. With a 10th gen CPU like yours, you wouldn't needed. If you know all this already, sorry for repeating myself :-)

Enjoy!

ChopperD00 commented 2 years ago

any issues with dual boot win 11 at all? got everything up, but that.

malibio commented 2 years ago

No issues...works practically right out of the box for me. I actually have Windows installed on a USB drive. So, if I leave it plugged in (during boot), the open core bootloader automatically makes it an option for me to boot into. I imagine it would work the same way, when having it in a separate partition.

If I had to build my system on the same hard drive, I would build my Windows system first, then create/install the macOS system after. I believe if you install macOS first, the Windows boot file (EFI) will later replace or prepend the macOS EFI.

ChopperD00 commented 2 years ago

I thought that as well... my original install worked out that way... i think i may have a config issue that i have to comb over. That being said... this time around on this clean wipe i did Mac then Windows instead of the other way around.