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Hi Pavo

 

Thank you for the reply but it wont delete the entire EFI folder. The OC folder in EFI folder / partition is still there..only BOOT folder which contains BOOTX64.efi deletes. so is it a bug or some settings need to be added in Config.plist? Please see the screen shot of EFI folder attached here with.

 

 

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The BootX64.efi is basically a re-directing module. That is what UEFI looks for in drives in order to add it to the boot menu entry for your mobo. If you are installing Windows it "could" potentially replace that file for its own which will make the BootX64.efi file direct it to the Winblows boot.efi (windows bootloader) location. Again I suggest you disconnect the drive completely that has OpenCore EFI on it and install Windows on its own.

 

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4 minutes ago, mathew2019 said:

Pavo

 

But then how do you dual boot with Windows on single drive? because I am partitioning it and there is no other drive..

You install Winblows first and then install macOS second and add your OpenCore EFI after.

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1 hour ago, mathew2019 said:

Pavo

 

But then how do you dual boot with Windows on single drive? because I am partitioning it and there is no other drive..

 

You have to deploy Windows manually using DISM tool. Here is manual. It's in russian. Use Google translate. 

https://applelife.ru/threads/manual-ustanovka-macos-i-windows-na-odin-xard-poshagovo.38295/page-30#post-548639

 

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4 hours ago, Pavo said:

Because Winblows installs it own EFI, which will delete any existing EFI currently on the ESP. It’s best to completely disconnect the drive that you have your opencore EFI on when installing Winblows.

umm no it doesnt. it removes BOOTX64.efi and the /EFI/BOOT folder as part of the boot camp installation, when OS X and Windows are shared on the same disk.

 

so much misinformation in this thread these days, reminds me more of a clover thread.

 

 

Just install OS X first as then use the boot camp assistant to install Windows.

 

note more recent versions of boot camp assistant may create the modified windows installer on a ExFat usb drive instead of Fat32.

 

either copy the files onto a Fat32 or add a ExFat uefi driver to OpenCore.

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19 hours ago, HmO said:

 

Method STA & Name CRS must be outside Method DSM

 

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If you remove DSM you can't get this detail.

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13 hours ago, UefiBooter said:

umm no it doesnt. it removes BOOTX64.efi and the /EFI/BOOT folder as part of the boot camp installation, when OS X and Windows are shared on the same disk.

 

so much misinformation in this thread these days, reminds me more of a clover thread.

 

 

Just install OS X first as then use the boot camp assistant to install Windows.

 

note more recent versions of boot camp assistant may create the modified windows installer on a ExFat usb drive instead of Fat32.

 

either copy the files onto a Fat32 or add a ExFat uefi driver to OpenCore.

Exactly this is what I was also initially doubt on, because in clover if you install dual boot with Windows the Windows wont delete the EFI folder nor boot folder. so if this happens only on Opencore then it should be something to do with the boot loader. I wasn't using USB installer as in Catalina if you use bootcamp then it will ask for Windows installer iso and it create some background installer process then systems restarts. this time the system boots into BIOS instead of starting install procedure. 

 

If you add BOOT folder manually to the EFI partition/folder then you can complete the Windows installation without any issues. you do not need any USB installer to compete Windows installation. If you choose manual option then on boot picker windows installer option still remains and every time system will boot into the Windows setup. 

 

I will try your suggestion and also look into vandroiy2012 instruction to see if this resolves the issues, I will post it back the results,

 

Thank you,

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1 hour ago, mathew2019 said:

Exactly this is what I was also initially doubt on, because in clover if you install dual boot with Windows the Windows wont delete the EFI folder nor boot folder. so if this happens only on Opencore then it should be something to do with the boot loader. I wasn't using USB installer as in Catalina if you use bootcamp then it will ask for Windows installer iso and it create some background installer process then systems restarts. this time the system boots into BIOS instead of starting install procedure. 

 

If you add BOOT folder manually to the EFI partition/folder then you can complete the Windows installation without any issues. you do not need any USB installer to compete Windows installation. If you choose manual option then on boot picker windows installer option still remains and every time system will boot into the Windows setup. 

 

I will try your suggestion and also look into vandroiy2012 instruction to see if this resolves the issues, I will post it back the results,

 

Thank you,

 

I forgot to mention, i put the OpenCore BOOTX64.efi inside /EFI/OC and add it manually using bcfg boot add 0 BOOTX64.EFI "BootStrap"

 

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After 2 days struggling finally, I can make a boot :hyper: But I have a problem; every restart I am getting AMI post screen go to BIOS with F1 and choosing "Discard Changes & Exit" then boot. Why I am getting this on every restart or boot?

 

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10 minutes ago, telepati said:

After 2 days struggling finally, I can make a boot :hyper: But I have a problem; every restart I am getting AMI post screen go to BIOS with F1 and choosing "Discard Changes & Exit" then boot. Why I am getting this on every restart or boot?

 

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go in to your bios an you can hide the F1 post

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14 minutes ago, telepati said:

After 2 days struggling finally, I can make a boot :hyper: But I have a problem; every restart I am getting AMI post screen go to BIOS with F1 and choosing "Discard Changes & Exit" then boot. Why I am getting this on every restart or boot?

 

Just enable this patch. It's an RTC problem. Or you can use RTCMemoryFixup.kext https://github.com/acidanthera/RTCMemoryFixup

 

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On 1/25/2020 at 7:31 AM, hardcorehenry said:

How about you stick to original SSDT-PMC.aml like @HmO suggests, and additionally try to add "this detail" via config.plist>DeviceProperties?

Thats detail from

https://www.insanelymac.com/applications/core/interface/file/attachment.php?id=341489

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Im on 6700K skylake, msi z170a gaming pro carbon

i have a nvidia gtx 1070 (that im trying to disable). 

Howver i run into this issue.

I have used SSDTTime to generate aml files, and i used the sample config file and pointed it to my OC folder using SHIFT/CTRL + R.

i get this error. I try to set synctimeitnerval to 0, but does not help.

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Can someone please Help me? i keep getting this error: "Start image failed- Already started." Halting on critical Error.

I have an asus x299 prime deluxe II with a core i9 9920-x and a gigabyte Radeon vega 56. any help will be greatly appreciated.

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Can someone help me to convert this patch into opencore?
As far as I know opencore doesn't use tgtbridge.

 

 

<key>Comment</key>

<string>_STA -&gt; XSTA (in MATH)</string>

<key>Disabled</key>

<false/>

<key>Find</key>

<data>

X1NUQQ==

</data>

<key>Replace</key>

<data>

WFNUQQ==

</data>

<key>TgtBridge</key>

<data>

TUFUSA==

</data>

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Hello, I'm having issues getting OpenCore to load. I have a...

GA-Z68X-UD3H-B3 with an i7-3770k and an RX 560.

I've followed the guide for Ivy Bridge and am getting no errors from my config.plist.

I've configured my BIOS to use the Windows 8 WHQL mode, and disabled CSM. 

After attempting to boot from my USB, I get no output. It simply sits there not doing anything. I then loaded the DEBUG build to hopefully get some insight, but it seems not to be of any use. The information printed is as follows:

OC: Starting OpenCore...

OC: Booter path - <null string>

OC: Booted from bootstrap

OC: ReRun executed!

OCS: Missing vault data, ignoring...

OC: OcMiscEarlyInit...

OC: Loaded configuration of 17914 bytes

 

And that's where it ends. It seems to be loading fine, but simply won't move any further. I've attached my config.plist, and my entire EFI folder separately as a zip file. 

Thank you for any insights as to what's happening or how to debug further. This is pretty baffling to me. 

EFI.zip

config.plist

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4 hours ago, matgeo said:

Can someone help me to convert this patch into opencore?
As far as I know opencore doesn't use tgtbridge.

 

 

<key>Comment</key>

<string>_STA -&gt; XSTA (in MATH)</string>

<key>Disabled</key>

<false/>

<key>Find</key>

<data>

X1NUQQ==

</data>

<key>Replace</key>

<data>

WFNUQQ==

</data>

<key>TgtBridge</key>

<data>

TUFUSA==

</data>

 

I'm not sure if the goal of your patch is only to get rid of refine method from MATH. This is how it looks in my config.

 

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