NOT AN ISSUE - BUT THANK YOU!

[kennyklee]

Just wanted to say, that I am SO SO LUCKY that I found this. THANK YOU! Though I am technical, I don't want to spend a lot of my time understanding what all of this means...maybe just barely. Luckily, I have the exact same hardware as you, so this was almost plug-and-play.

Hardware Specifications (please complete the following information):

• CPU: Intel Core i9 9900k
• GPU: AMD Radeon VII 16GB
• Motherboard: Designaire Z390
• Memory: HyperX Predator Black 64GB

Here is the build: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1w_T5e8yBaFpy5BQqGd2LhvbYqS9dXHDutEftbzgSL14/edit#gid=0

The differences are:

• I upgraded to BIOS F9i. Everything worked with your profile, except I had to manuallyenable:
  • Internal Graphics: Enabled (Needed for Sidecar (thanks @QueercoreTrash, #19)). I found this after testing sidecar and seeing that it didn't work.
• I YOLOed and upgraded to BigSur 11.5 (from 11.4), and everything works great!

The VERY MINOR wish I have is that in the beginning part of the bootload, the resolution wasn't low/big icon. I'm sure there are ways to fix this, but the Resolution: Max in OpenCore. Maybe setting a specific resolution. I'm not too bothered by it.

Once again, thank you!!!!

[kennyklee]

I realized I should've added this as a thread in the 'General'. Going to do that.

[baughmann]

@kennyklee General is really more for discussion, this is a specific issue (the picker resolution).

I can say I've experienced the same thing sometimes. My wife an I have the same resolution on our monitors, but different make/models. The picker is stretched on hers, but perfect on mine. It's really bizarre.

I thought there was a setting on the config.plist to enable/disable HiDPI, but I cannot find it atm. I will look into it again later.

Also, thank you for your appreciation, but all credit goes to the OpenCore gang for making this bootloader.

[baughmann]

Closing for now, feel free to re-open if you need