BALDY_MAN Posted September 19 Share Posted September 19 Update went well on the old Z97 Hack 6 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Alpha22 Posted September 19 Share Posted September 19 5 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HyperX7 Posted September 19 Share Posted September 19 (edited) I have a bluetooth hardware with BCM_4350C2 chip on my laptop as shown on the screen below. I couldn't start the bluetooth feature of the DW1820A combo card. Bluetooth kexts are installed as seen on the screen below. Although bluetooth appears in Hackintool and System information, the bluetooth feature is definitely not turned on. I'm using OCLP 2.0.1 and Opencore 1.0.2 versions. I am waiting for your ideas on the solution of this problem. Thank you to those who were interested and answered! Edited September 19 by HyperX7 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
datafeedexpert Posted September 19 Share Posted September 19 45 minutes ago, HyperX7 said: I have a bluetooth hardware with BCM_4350C2 chip on my laptop as shown on the screen below. I couldn't start the bluetooth feature of the DW1820A combo card. Bluetooth kexts are installed as seen on the screen below. Although bluetooth appears in Hackintool and System information, the bluetooth feature is definitely not turned on. I'm using OCLP 2.0.1 and Opencore 1.0.2 versions. I am waiting for your ideas on the solution of this problem. Thank you to those who were interested and answered! @HyperX7 i am using the same DW1820A Card & my Bluetooth works great, You have to add below 2 entries 1. NVRAM (7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82) boot-args -lilubetaall 2. NVRAM (7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82) bluetoothExternalDongleFailed - Data - 00 bluetoothInternalControllerInfo - Data - 00000000 00000000 00000000 0000 After changing these value don't forget to Reset Nvram From Opencore Boot Picker Spoiler 5 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Irish_Man Posted September 19 Share Posted September 19 (edited) Guys, does anyone know what kind of error/issue is this? I can connect to my WiFi but when I hit that "I" on any other WiFi, this happens. Spoiler 1.mov Edited September 25 by Irish_Man Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eSaF Posted September 19 Share Posted September 19 (edited) 14 minutes ago, Irish_Man said: Guys, does anyone know what kind of error/issue is this? I can connect to my WiFi but when I hit that "I" on any other WiFi, this happens. Same behaviour in Beta 15.1 on my system. I think it is a bug. When you come out of WI-FI setting and go back in, all is well again. Edited September 19 by eSaF 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
HyperX7 Posted September 19 Share Posted September 19 (edited) 23 hours ago, datafeedexpert said: @HyperX7 i am using the same DW1820A Card & my Bluetooth works great, You have to add below 2 entries 1. NVRAM (7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82) boot-args -lilubetaall 2. NVRAM (7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82) bluetoothExternalDongleFailed - Data - 00 bluetoothInternalControllerInfo - Data - 00000000 00000000 00000000 0000 After changing these value don't forget to Reset Nvram From Opencore Boot Picker Reveal hidden contents @datafeedexpert thank you bro. These are work. Bluetooth came back! Edited September 20 by HyperX7 syntax error 4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
robi62 Posted September 19 Share Posted September 19 6 hours ago, notobo said: Everything works. Hi does audio work with hdmi or dp?? Mine does not only with speakers 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
notobo Posted September 20 Share Posted September 20 (edited) 12 hours ago, robi62 said: Hi does audio work with hdmi or dp?? Mine does not only with speakers Hi, Didn't check because I use only internal audio with Layout 11. DP monitor connection is in use only for screen. AppleALC works only in version 1.9.1, 1.9.2 has no audio at all, checked all layouts 11, 15 and 88. Now I see that something however does not work... as iPhone Mirroring 😅 Edited September 20 by notobo 2 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
robi62 Posted September 20 Share Posted September 20 @notobo Now I see that something however does not work... as iPhone Mirroring 😅 It wont you need AFIK iPhone Mirroring is only supported on Macs with Apple Silicon or Macs with T2 chip. 4 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jsl2000 Posted September 21 Share Posted September 21 (edited) On 9/19/2024 at 7:51 PM, Ludox said: Acer E1-572G + Lenovo Can you get DP audio or HDMI audio from your iGPU ? My similar hackintoshs (Z97 & B85M-G) only got Internal speaker working. No such an issue from BigSur to Sonoma. Edited September 21 by jsl2000 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gn6 Posted September 21 Share Posted September 21 On 9/18/2024 at 1:31 AM, jsl2000 said: I have the same issue as yours in my LGA775 hackintosh to boot Sequotia, but no such an issue from Big Sur to Sonoma. Is it due to hardware dependence or something else (e.g. we need FADT.aml, DMAR.aml & SSDT-ALL.aml from Stefanalmare plus extra kernel patches ?} Hi, here the same problem. GA-X48-DQ6 with a Q9550, GTX760 and Broadcom Wifi/BT. Sonoma 14.6.1 working without issues but afte the update to Sequoia I have a KP in rhe ACPI. Using bott arg CPUS=1 it boots well (after applying OCLP 2.0.1), with Wifi/BT enabled, but with only 1 core it's practically not usable. I've seen that CpuTscSync.kext has been updated with commits adding sequoia, but the latest release is still 1.1.0. Could someone compile the latest code please? I'm not skilled on that. Maybe that is the solution... thx 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jsl2000 Posted September 22 Share Posted September 22 (edited) 14 hours ago, gn6 said: Hi, here the same problem. GA-X48-DQ6 with a Q9550, GTX760 and Broadcom Wifi/BT. Sonoma 14.6.1 working without issues but afte the update to Sequoia I have a KP in rhe ACPI. Using bott arg CPUS=1 it boots well (after applying OCLP 2.0.1), with Wifi/BT enabled, but with only 1 core it's practically not usable. I've seen that CpuTscSync.kext has been updated with commits adding sequoia, but the latest release is still 1.1.0. Could someone compile the latest code please? I'm not skilled on that. Maybe that is the solution... thx You may try 1.1.1 version which supposed working at Sequoia. [Edit] Adding this CpuTscSync.kext alone still got the same KP issue. Only add cpus=1 can fix it in my LGA775 hackintosh. CpuTscSync-1.1.1-RELEASE.zip Edited September 22 by jsl2000 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gn6 Posted September 22 Share Posted September 22 (edited) On 9/22/2024 at 10:44 AM, jsl2000 said: You may try 1.1.1 version which supposed working at Sequoia. [Edit] Adding this CpuTscSync.kext alone still got the same KP issue. Only add cpus=1 can fix it in my LGA775 hackintosh. CpuTscSync-1.1.1-RELEASE.zip 69.48 kB · 7 downloads On 9/22/2024 at 10:44 AM, jsl2000 said: You may try 1.1.1 version which supposed working at Sequoia. [Edit] Adding this CpuTscSync.kext alone still got the same KP issue. Only add cpus=1 can fix it in my LGA775 hackintosh. CpuTscSync-1.1.1-RELEASE.zip 69.48 kB · 7 downloads Many thanks for the kext, but It doesn't work for me either. To use cpus=1 is a workaround to boot, but it has a big impact in the performance making the system unusable. I’ll continue searching, because I would like to know why it is working well in Sonoma and not in Sequoia. Edited September 24 by gn6 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jsl2000 Posted September 23 Share Posted September 23 10 hours ago, gn6 said: Many thanks for the next, but It doesn't work for me either. To use cpus=1 is a workaround to boot, but it has a big impact in the performance making the system unusable. I’ll continue searching, because I would like to know why it is working well in Sonoma and not in Sequoia. Maybe we can try to fix this issue by either extra Kernel Patches &/or SSDT-xxx.aml etc. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
gn6 Posted September 23 Share Posted September 23 3 hours ago, jsl2000 said: Maybe we can try to fix this issue by either extra Kernel Patches &/or SSDT-xxx.aml etc. Agree. That is what I’m exploring. To rebuild my ACPI aml to see if I can solve it 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Irish_Man Posted September 24 Share Posted September 24 Anyone knows how to fix this? It happens after awake. Does it means that USB ports are out of power while in sleep mode? Spoiler Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eSaF Posted September 24 Share Posted September 24 1 hour ago, Irish_Man said: Does it means that USB ports are out of power while in sleep mode? Hi Bro, you could be onto something there about the Power. It could be that the OS reduced power to the drive to such an extent that it couldn't remain connected in Sleep/Wake mode. This used to be quite a thing back in the day with previous OS but apparently still happens occasionally. This bug was reported by quite a few Mac owners for Apple to address the issue. This work around may help, in 'Energy Saver' insure 'Put Hard Disks to Sleep when possible' is unchecked. Another is, don't put the Machine to Sleep but instead use the Screen Saver. 2 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Popular Post Austere.J Posted September 24 Popular Post Share Posted September 24 An early preview of Broadcom Wi-Fi support on macOS Sonoma/Sequoia without OCLP/root patching. (i.e., using the new IO80211Family and Broadcom Wi-Fi drivers) No ETA at this moment. 22 3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
miliuco Posted September 24 Share Posted September 24 @Austere.J Interesting! It sounds promising. If you need testers, contact me by pm while you don't want to make public the project. 8 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
eSaF Posted September 24 Share Posted September 24 5 minutes ago, miliuco said: @Austere.J Interesting! It sounds promising. If you need testers, contact me by pm while you don't want to make public the project. Count me in as well, most promising news. 7 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
robi62 Posted September 24 Share Posted September 24 @Austere.J that's really interesting could solve a lot of issues..... 5 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Alpha22 Posted September 24 Share Posted September 24 @Austere.J for testers, available 5 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Max.1974 Posted September 24 Share Posted September 24 10 hours ago, Irish_Man said: Anyone knows how to fix this? It happens after awake. Does it means that USB ports are out of power while in sleep mode? Reveal hidden contents Hi @Irish_Man I almost sure that is your USB mapping, but can I suggest you run a little bit script ? Works to me in some cases, especially to make sleep perfect. Here executable script: Spoiler #!/bin/sh # fixUSB.sh # # # Created by syscl/lighting/Yating Zhou on 16/3/18. # # # This script aims to unmount all external devices automatically before sleep. # # Without this procedure, various computers with OS X/Mac OS X(even on a real Mac) suffer from "Disk not ejected properly" # issue when there're external devices plugged-in. That's the reason why I created this script to fix this issue. (syscl/lighting/Yating Zhou) # # All credit to Bernhard Baehr (bernhard.baehr@gmx.de), without his great sleepwatcher dameon, this fix will not be created. # #================================= GLOBAL VARS ================================== # # The script expects '0.5' but non-US localizations use '0,5' so we export # LC_NUMERIC here (for the duration of the fixUSB.sh) to prevent errors. # export LC_NUMERIC="en_US.UTF-8" # # Get user id. # let gID=$(id -u) # # Prevent non-printable/control characters. # unset GREP_OPTIONS unset GREP_COLORS unset GREP_COLOR # # Display style setting. # BOLD="\033[1m" RED="\033[1;31m" GREEN="\033[1;32m" BLUE="\033[1;34m" OFF="\033[m" # # Located repository. # REPO=$( cd "$( dirname "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" && pwd ) # # Define vars. # gArgv="" gDebug=1 # # Path and filename setup. # gInstall_Repo="/usr/local/sbin/" gFrom="${REPO}/tools" gConfig="/tmp/com.syscl.externalfix.sleepwatcher.plist" gUSBSleepScript="/tmp/sysclusbfix.sleep" gUSBWakeScript="/tmp/sysclusbfix.wake" gRTWlan_kext=$(ls /Library/Extensions | grep -i "Rtw" | sed 's/.kext//') gRTWlan_Repo="/Library/Extensions" to_Plist="/Library/LaunchDaemons/com.syscl.externalfix.sleepwatcher.plist" to_shell_sleep="/etc/sysclusbfix.sleep" to_shell_wake="/etc/sysclusbfix.wake" gRT_Config="/Applications/Wireless Network Utility.app"/${gMAC_adr}rfoff.rtl gGitHubContentURL="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/syscl/Fix-usb-sleep/master" # #-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # function _PRINT_MSG() { local message=$1 case "$message" in OK* ) local message=$(echo $message | sed -e 's/.*OK://') echo "[ ${GREEN}OK${OFF} ] ${message}." ;; FAILED*) local message=$(echo $message | sed -e 's/.*://') echo "[${RED}FAILED${OFF}] ${message}." ;; ---* ) local message=$(echo $message | sed -e 's/.*--->://') echo "[ ${GREEN}--->${OFF} ] ${message}" ;; NOTE* ) local message=$(echo $message | sed -e 's/.*NOTE://') echo "[ ${RED}Note${OFF} ] ${message}." ;; esac } # #-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # function _tidy_exec() { if [ $gDebug -eq 0 ]; then # # Using debug mode to output all the details. # _PRINT_MSG "DEBUG: $2" $1 else # # Make the output clear. # $1 >/tmp/report 2>&1 && RETURN_VAL=0 || RETURN_VAL=1 if [ "${RETURN_VAL}" == 0 ]; then _PRINT_MSG "OK: $2" else _PRINT_MSG "FAILED: $2" cat /tmp/report fi rm /tmp/report &> /dev/null fi } # #-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # function _checkForExecutableFile() { if [ ! -f ${gFrom}/sleepwatcher ]; then _touch "${gFrom}/tools" _tidy_exec "sudo curl -o ${gFrom}/sleepwatcher --silent "${gGitHubContentURL}/tools/sleepwatcher"" "Download sleepwatcher" fi } # #-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # function _printConfig() { _del ${gConfig} echo '<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>' > "$gConfig" echo '<!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">' >> "$gConfig" echo '<plist version="1.0">' >> "$gConfig" echo '<dict>' >> "$gConfig" echo ' <key>KeepAlive</key>' >> "$gConfig" echo ' <true/>' >> "$gConfig" echo ' <key>Label</key>' >> "$gConfig" echo ' <string>com.syscl.externalfix.sleepwatcher</string>' >> "$gConfig" echo ' <key>ProgramArguments</key>' >> "$gConfig" echo ' <array>' >> "$gConfig" echo ' <string>/usr/local/sbin/sleepwatcher</string>' >> "$gConfig" echo ' <string>-V</string>' >> "$gConfig" echo ' <string>-s /etc/sysclusbfix.sleep</string>' >> "$gConfig" echo ' <string>-w /etc/sysclusbfix.wake</string>' >> "$gConfig" echo ' </array>' >> "$gConfig" echo ' <key>RunAtLoad</key>' >> "$gConfig" echo ' <true/>' >> "$gConfig" echo '</dict>' >> "$gConfig" echo '</plist>' >> "$gConfig" } # #-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # function _createUSB_Sleep_Script() { echo '#!/bin/sh' echo '#' echo '# This script aims to unmount all external devices automatically before sleep.' echo '#' echo '# Without this procedure, various computers with OS X/Mac OS X(even on a real Mac) suffer from "Disk not ejected properly"' echo '# issue when there're external devices plugged-in. That's the reason why I created this script to fix this issue. (syscl/lighting/Yating Zhou)' echo '#' echo '# All credit to Bernhard Baehr (bernhard.baehr@gmx.de), without his great sleepwatcher dameon, this fix will not be created.' echo '#' echo '' echo '#' echo '# Added unmount Disk for "OS X" (c) syscl/lighting/Yating Zhou.' echo '#' echo 'gMountPartition="/tmp/com.syscl.externalfix"' echo 'gDisk=($(diskutil list |grep -i -i "dev" |grep -i -o "disk[0-9]"))' echo 'gUSBDisk=""' echo '' echo 'for ((i=0; i<${#gDisk[@]}; ++i))' echo 'do' echo ' gProtocol=$(diskutil info ${gDisk[i]} |grep -i "Protocol" |sed -e "s|Protocol:||" -e "s| ||g")' echo ' is_SDCard=$(diskutil info ${gDisk[i]} |grep -i "Device / Media Name" |grep -i "SD Card")' echo ' if [[ ${gProtocol} == *"USB"* ]];' echo ' then' echo ' gCurrent_Partitions=($(diskutil list ${gDisk[i]} |grep -o "disk[0-9]s[0-9]"))' echo ' for ((k=0; k<${#gCurrent_Partitions[@]}; ++k))' echo ' do' echo ' gConfirm_Mounted=$(diskutil info ${gCurrent_Partitions[k]} |grep -i 'Mounted' |sed -e "s| Mounted:||" -e "s| ||g")' echo ' if [[ ${gConfirm_Mounted} == *"Yes"* ]];' echo ' then' echo ' echo ${gCurrent_Partitions[k]} >> ${gMountPartition}' echo ' fi' echo ' done' echo ' if [ -z ${is_SDCard} ]; then' echo ' diskutil eject ${gDisk[i]}' echo ' else' echo ' gUSBDisk="${gUSBDisk}\n${gDisk[i]}"' echo ' fi' echo ' fi' echo 'done' echo 'echo -e "${gUSBDisk}\n" | xargs -I {} diskutil eject {}' echo '' # no wlan kext found if [ -z $gRTWlan_kext ]; then return fi echo '' echo '#' echo '# Fix RTLWlanUSB sleep problem credit B1anker & syscl/lighting/Yating Zhou. @PCBeta.' echo '#' echo '' echo "gRTWlan_kext=$(echo $gRTWlan_kext)" echo 'gMAC_adr=$(ioreg -rc $gRTWlan_kext | sed -n "/IOMACAddress/ s/.*= <\(.*\)>.*/\1/ p")' echo '' echo 'if [[ "$gMAC_adr" != 0 ]];' echo ' then' echo ' gRT_Config="/Applications/Wireless Network Utility.app"/${gMAC_adr}rfoff.rtl' echo '' echo ' if [ ! -f $gRT_Config ];' echo ' then' echo ' gRT_Config=$(ls "/Applications/Wireless Network Utility.app"/*rfoff.rtl)' echo ' fi' echo '' echo " osascript -e 'quit app \"Wireless Network Utility\"'" echo ' echo "1" > "$gRT_Config"' echo ' open "/Applications/Wireless Network Utility.app"' echo 'fi' } # #-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # function _RTLWlanU() { _del ${gUSBWakeScript} _del "/etc/syscl.usbfix.wake" echo '#!/bin/sh' > "$gUSBWakeScript" echo '#' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo '# Added mount Disk for "OS X" (c) syscl/lighting/Yating Zhou.' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo '#' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo '' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo 'gMountPartition="/tmp/com.syscl.externalfix"' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo '' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo 'cat ${gMountPartition} |xargs -I {} diskutil mount {}' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo 'rm ${gMountPartition}' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" # echo 'diskutil list | grep -i "External" | sed -e "s| (external, physical):||" | xargs -I {} diskutil mountDisk {}' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo '' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo '#' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo '# Fix RTLWlanUSB sleep problem credit B1anker & syscl/lighting/Yating Zhou. @PCBeta.' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo '#' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo '' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo "gRTWlan_kext=$(echo $gRTWlan_kext)" >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo 'gMAC_adr=$(ioreg -rc $gRTWlan_kext | sed -n "/IOMACAddress/ s/.*= <\(.*\)>.*/\1/ p")' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo '' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo 'if [[ "$gMAC_adr" != 0 ]];' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo ' then' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo ' gRT_Config="/Applications/Wireless Network Utility.app"/${gMAC_adr}rfoff.rtl' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo '' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo ' if [ ! -f $gRT_Config ];' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo ' then' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo ' gRT_Config=$(ls "/Applications/Wireless Network Utility.app"/*rfoff.rtl)' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo ' fi' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo '' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo " osascript -e 'quit app \"Wireless Network Utility\"'" >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo ' echo "0" > "$gRT_Config"' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo ' open "/Applications/Wireless Network Utility.app"' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" echo 'fi' >> "$gUSBWakeScript" } # #-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # function _fnd_RTW_Repo() { if [ -z $gRTWlan_kext ]; then # # RTWlan_kext is not in /Library/Extensions. Check /S*/L*/E*. # gRTWlan_kext=$(ls /System/Library/Extensions | grep -i "Rtw" | sed 's/.kext//') gRTWlan_Repo="/System/Library/Extensions" fi } # #-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # function _uinstall() { _tidy_exec "sudo launchctl unload ${to_Plist}" "Unload ${to_Plist}" _del /Library/LaunchDaemons/de.bernhard-baehr.sleepwatcher.plist _del ${gInstall_Repo} _del ${to_Plist} _del ${to_shell_sleep} _del ${to_shell_wake} } # #-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # function _del() { local target_file=$1 if [ -d ${target_file} ]; then _tidy_exec "sudo rm -R ${target_file}" "Remove ${target_file}" else if [ -f ${target_file} ]; then _tidy_exec "sudo rm ${target_file}" "Remove ${target_file}" fi fi } # #-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # function _touch() { local target_file=$1 if [ ! -d ${target_file} ]; then _tidy_exec "sudo mkdir -p ${target_file}" "Create ${target_file}" fi } # #-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # function _install() { # # Check if sleepwatcher has been downloaded # _checkForExecutableFile # # Generate configuration file of sleepwatcher launch demon. # _tidy_exec "_printConfig" "Generate configuration file of sleepwatcher launch daemon" # # Find RTW place. # _fnd_RTW_Repo # # Generate script to unmount external devices before sleep (c) syscl/lighting/Yating Zhou. # _createUSB_Sleep_Script >${gUSBSleepScript} # # Generate script to load RTWlanUSB after wake from sleep. # if [ -z $gRTWlan_kext ]; then _tidy_exec "_RTLWlanU" "Generate script to load RTWlanUSB upon sleep" fi # # Install sleepwatcher daemon. # _PRINT_MSG "--->: Installing external devices sleep patch..." _touch "${gInstall_Repo}" _tidy_exec "sudo cp "${gFrom}/sleepwatcher" "${gInstall_Repo}"" "Install sleepwatcher daemon" _tidy_exec "sudo cp "${gConfig}" "${to_Plist}"" "Install configuration of sleepwatcher daemon" _tidy_exec "sudo cp "${gUSBSleepScript}" "${to_shell_sleep}"" "Install sleep script" _tidy_exec "sudo cp "${gUSBWakeScript}" "${to_shell_wake}"" "Install wake script" _tidy_exec "sudo chmod 744 ${to_shell_sleep}" "Fix the permissions of ${to_shell_sleep}" _tidy_exec "sudo chmod 744 ${to_shell_wake}" "Fix the permissions of ${to_shell_wake}" _tidy_exec "sudo launchctl load ${to_Plist}" "Trigger startup service of syscl.usb.fix" # # Clean up. # _tidy_exec "rm $gConfig $gUSBSleepScript" "Clean up" # # Finish. Request reboot. # _PRINT_MSG "NOTE: DONE! Sleep to see change" _PRINT_MSG "NOTE: Feel free to post issue on https://github.com/syscl/Fix-usb-sleep" } # #-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- # function main() { # # Get argument. # gArgv=$(echo "$@" | tr '[:lower:]' '[:upper:]') if [[ "$gArgv" == *"-D"* || "$gArgv" == *"-DEBUG"* ]]; then # # Yes, we do need debug mode. # _PRINT_MSG "NOTE: Use ${BLUE}DEBUG${OFF} mode" gDebug=0 else # # No, we need a clean output style. # gDebug=1 fi # # Detect which progress to execute. # if [[ "$gArgv" == *"-U"* ]]; then # # Uninstall. # _uinstall else # # Install. # _install fi } #==================================== START ===================================== main "$@" #================================================================================ exit ${RETURN_VAL} USBFIX_SLEEP App for made more easily (double click and password) USBFIX_SLEEP.zip 4 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
scypher Posted September 24 Share Posted September 24 After I did the update to 15.0 I found that I had video tearing in DaVinci Resolve, along with random frame flashes. Never experienced it before with my RX 6900XT + RX 6800. I had to roll back to 14.7 for the time being. I was able to get bluetooth working via the suggested steps above. Hopefully an OC + Kext update helps with this video issue. 1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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