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Blank screen with the new opencore instructions. #87

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piyuyi opened this issue Oct 14, 2020 · 25 comments
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Blank screen with the new opencore instructions. #87

piyuyi opened this issue Oct 14, 2020 · 25 comments

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@piyuyi
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piyuyi commented Oct 14, 2020

What is your laptop?
Asus zenbook UX430UAR
Which version of macOS are you using?
10.15.7
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I have followed the new instructions for the creation of the opencore version (selecting kaby lake R in my case) but when I boot from usb EFI, it goes black and restarts itself.

Can you fix it please?
Thank you.

@hieplpvip
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Hi, please boot with boot-args -v keepsyms=1 debug=0x100 and give me the log.

@piyuyi
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piyuyi commented Oct 14, 2020

I have done it and the same thing happens. The problem is that it does not enter to opencore, a black screen appears directly and reboots.

@hieplpvip
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@Ubsefor Can you boot with latest build?

@Ubsefor
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Ubsefor commented Oct 14, 2020

@Ubsefor Can you boot with latest build?

Working for me rn, OC 0.6.2

@hieplpvip
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@piyuyi Do you see any USB UEFI entry in BIOS boot menu?

@Ubsefor
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Ubsefor commented Oct 14, 2020

@piyuyi Do you see any USB UEFI entry in BIOS boot menu?

I’m using it right now for what I can tell (no diffs in config etc., for exception of AppleIntelBacklight )

@hieplpvip
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@piyuyi @Ubsefor Please send me your EFI folder. Thanks.

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Ubsefor commented Oct 14, 2020

Oh, I’m sorry, didn’t see new commits in OC repo
Will test it at Friday, now I’m busy AF :(

@piyuyi
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piyuyi commented Oct 14, 2020

@hieplpvip Do you see any USB UEFI entry in BIOS boot menu?
Yes, i can select the EFI USB from the boot menu, and after this it shows directly the black screen (no opencore menus).

@hieplpvip Please send me your EFI folder.
EFI.zip

I think the problem is in some parameter of the config.plist, because I have moved your config.plist to another EFI folder working, and the same thing happens, it does not get to enter the opencore menu.

Thank you ;-)

@hieplpvip
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@piyuyi Try setting SecureBootModel to Disabled

@teekiai
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teekiai commented Oct 15, 2020

@hieplpvip Same problem on me. ux430uar - with disabled SecureBootModel - no diferences.
Not entering to OC menu

@piyuyi
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piyuyi commented Oct 15, 2020

@piyuyi Try setting SecureBootModel to Disabled

+1, no lucky....

@hieplpvip
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Please use DEBUG version of OpenCore. Remember to enable debugging log as shown here. Thanks a lot.

@piyuyi
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piyuyi commented Oct 15, 2020

Please use DEBUG version of OpenCore. Remember to enable debugging log as shown here. Thanks a lot.

Here it is:
opencore-2020-10-15-154444.txt
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Thank you.

@hieplpvip
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OpenCore seems to load successfully. Please boot with argument -v keepsyms=1 debug=0x100

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piyuyi commented Oct 16, 2020

OpenCore seems to load successfully. Please boot with argument -v keepsyms=1 debug=0x100

The log debug that I sent you, is already executed with those arguments ... :-(

@hieplpvip
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Please set ShowPicker to true, Timeout to 5, and check the boot menu.

@piyuyi
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piyuyi commented Oct 16, 2020

Please set ShowPicker to true, Timeout to 5, and check the boot menu.

HEY, NOW IT WORKS!!!!...... 👏👏👏

Thank you very much for your time and your patience, I hope I don't bother you anymore 🤗.

@hieplpvip
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Is this the first time you boot macOS? As I remember, on first boot (or after NVRAM reset), OpenCore will not boot to macOS automatically. Instead, it will boot into Windows and reboot. Took me a lot of time to figure it out.

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piyuyi commented Oct 16, 2020

Is this the first time you boot macOS? As I remember, on first boot (or after NVRAM reset), OpenCore will not boot to macOS automatically. Instead, it will boot into Windows and reboot. Took me a lot of time to figure it out.

OK but no it´s my first boot on mac, I've been using your clover version perfectly for a long time.
I have bad news, the broadcom wifi has stopped working with your opencore version... any suggestions?

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Ubsefor commented Oct 16, 2020

Is this the first time you boot macOS? As I remember, on first boot (or after NVRAM reset), OpenCore will not boot to macOS automatically. Instead, it will boot into Windows and reboot. Took me a lot of time to figure it out.

OK but no it´s my first boot on mac, I've been using your clover version perfectly for a long time.
I have bad news, the broadcom wifi has stopped working with your opencore version... any suggestions?

You need to disable AirportBrcmFixup.kext/Contents/PlugIns/AirPortBrcm4360_Injector.kext in kernel section, it is being deprecated for what I can tell. Doesn’t work in Big Sur anyway, so try to set MaxKernel to some version lower than the one you’re using.

Check the official repo for BrcmPatchRam and OpenCore Install Guide, the most issues are covered there – just read carefully and check your setup.

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piyuyi commented Oct 16, 2020

Is this the first time you boot macOS? As I remember, on first boot (or after NVRAM reset), OpenCore will not boot to macOS automatically. Instead, it will boot into Windows and reboot. Took me a lot of time to figure it out.

OK but no it´s my first boot on mac, I've been using your clover version perfectly for a long time.
I have bad news, the broadcom wifi has stopped working with your opencore version... any suggestions?

You need to disable AirportBrcmFixup.kext/Contents/PlugIns/AirPortBrcm4360_Injector.kext in kernel section, it is being deprecated for what I can tell. Doesn’t work in Big Sur anyway, so try to set MaxKernel to some version lower than the one you’re using.

Check the official repo for BrcmPatchRam and OpenCore Install Guide, the most issues are covered there – just read carefully and check your setup.

OK, i will try.

Thank you.

@hieplpvip
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hieplpvip commented Oct 17, 2020

Should be fixed in 4082d0d

@teekiai
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teekiai commented Oct 19, 2020

Should be fixed in 4082d0d

Everything is working on UX430 (Kaby Lake-R) not just on 10.15.7. Trying 11.0 beta 9 works everything like on 10.15.7
Only audio jack on my laptop is cracking i'l try old method with jack fix when I got time.

Thank You for making everything in one place to my Hackintosh 👍
BigSur

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Please set ShowPicker to true, Timeout to 5, and check the boot menu.

I'm having the same issue, in what section do I change this?

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