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BM6AF Driver & Tools | Desktop | ASUS GlobalBM6AF | Desktop | ASUS GlobalNo support for USB3.0 during Windows OS setup, according the manual.As you can see, by this generation of HW, Asus left the other vendors behind and started using only Intel Hub Controller caliber October 11, 2022, 11:36am 35 can you translate this context ? I don’t get this point Search for XP2ESD, it should give you what you need and many more caliber October 11, 2022, 1:07pm 37 @George_King give me what ? Fully working modern XP installer that can be installed from USB3 to NVMe at the end of process caliber October 11, 2022, 8:10pm 39 @George_King what NVMe is known for a fact to work flowlessly on XP without a single BSOD ? what mobo are you refferring to ? As we have various Generic NVMe drivers, newly compiled ACPI and many more it will work on your machine (UEFI not possible for now, but probably in near future). It’s well know image builded by XP2ESD works on newest Z690 for example. caliber October 11, 2022, 10:25pm 41 @George_King what is generic ? the typical chinese NVMe from Aliexpress ?where are the OFFICIAL XP drivers for the Z690 platform ?

Boot, use OpenCore USB-Drive to roll backUpdateStart macOS Update from System Settings -> Software UpdateWith OpenCore the update process should work automaticallyIf Software Update shows Mac version is up to date, download macOS Installer from AppStore and start the update manuallyIf the system doesn't boot, try to fix the problem or revert to the latest EFI or system-backup.DualBoot WindowsInstallCreate new partition (~106 GB min) with disk utilityCreate a Windows 11 Installer-Drive with eitherRufus (no TPM/ no Secure Boot) orMedia Creation Tool (copy Windows/Install/bypass.reg to Installer-Drive)Select Windows boot entry in OpenCanopy to begin installationDelete the partition from installer and let Windows re-create it(follow Windows 11 nun installieren und die Regdatei für den Bypass nutzen for bypass.reg)DriversUnzip drivers in Windows/Driver folder and install manually from Device-Managerfor "unknown device" select Microsoft Engine Interface as driverfor "BCM43525" select DW1560 Bluetooth 4.0 LE as driverFor Magic Mouse scrolling install AppleWirelessMouse64.exe from Windows/Mouse folderFixesFor Scroll-Inversion follow the instructions from windowscentral.comFor Keyboard remapping use AutoHotkey and SharpKeys with proper config files from Windows/Keyboard folderFix incorrect clock settings by instructions from lifehacker.comCurrently there are two concurrent problems:Don't install BT-Driver in Windows: Mouse works on both OS while restart, but no Scroll in WindowsInstall BT-Driver in Windows: Scrolling in Windows works, but restart breaks connection for other OSResourcesBasic information to run this Hackintosh. For more detailed information see Docs/CONFIG.Boot FlagsThe following bootflags are required for boot:alcid=7 for ALC882 audio config (5/6 ports)brcmfx-country=XX changes the wifi country code to XX (US, DE, ...)darkwake=0 fixes Wake by RTC/Maintenance(radpg=15 fixes R7 250X initialization)ACPI PatchesFind the following SSDT patches (recommended by dortania) in ACPI folder:PatchNameLinkFix Embedded ControllerSSDT-EC-USBX.amldortania/acpi/ec-fixFix Wake from Bluetooth*SSDT-GPRW.amldortania/usb/instant-wakeFix SMBus supportSSDT-SBUS-MCHC.amldortania/acpi/smbus*Use in combination with GPRW to XPRW Patch. Not needed when using a BCM94360CD Fenvi card.KextsTypeKextVersionAuthorAudioAppleALC / VodooHDA.kext*1.7.5 2.9.9acidanthera/AppleALC sourceforge.netBluetoothBlueToolFixup.kext BrcmFirmwareData.kext BrcmPatchRAM3.kext2.6.4acidanthera/BrcmPatchRAMEthernet (Intel)IntelMausi.kext1.0.7Mieze/LucyRTL8125EthernetEthernet (Realtek)AppleRTL8169Ethernet.kext1.0.0Realtek/RTL8110SC(L)GraphicsWhateverGreen.kext1.6.1acidanthera/WhateverGreenPatch EngineLilu.kext1.6.2acidanthera/LiluSensorsVirtualSMC.kext SMCSuperIO.kext SMCProcessor.kext1.3.0acidanthera/VirtualSMCUSB MapUSBMap.kext1.0rafaelmaeuer/P8P67Pro/USB(USB Map HelperUSBInjectAll.kext0.7.6Sniki/OS-X-USB-Inject-All)WiFiAirportBrcmFixup.kext2.1.6acidanthera/AirportBrcmFixup*Kext needs special setup, see Asus-Z590-P-Hackintosh/Docs/AUDIOToolsNameVersionDownloadHackintool3.9.0headkaze/HackintoolIntel Power Gadget3.7.0software.intel.comIORegistryExplorer2.1vulgo/IORegistryExplorerMaciASL1.6.2acidanthera/MaciASLOpenCore Configurator2.63.0.0mackie100projectsssdtPRGen17.0Piker-Alpha/ssdtPRGenTroubleshootingFor a list of tips and tricks for already known problems see Docs/TROUBLE.Links and DocumentationFind more links and documentation in Docs/LINKS.

ASUS P8P67 PRO/EVO HackintoshInstall macOS Monterey on ASUS P8P67 PRO/EVO (REV3.0) Mainboard with Sandy Bridge CPU.InformationThis Hackintosh was created with help of Qraxin/Asus-P8P67-OpenCore-EFI repository and OpenCore guide Desktop Sandy Bridge as base.macOS: Monterey 12.6.1bootloader: OpenCore 0.8.5Table of ContentsASUS P8P67 PRO/EVO HackintoshInformationHardwarePerformanceInstall macOS1. Installer-Drive2. BIOS Settings3. Install macOS4. Post InstallUpdate macOSDualBoot WindowsResourcesBoot FlagsACPI PatchesKextsToolsTroubleshootingLinks and DocumentationHardwareComponentVariantInfoBuyMainboardASUS P8P67 PRO / ASUS P8P67 EVOorigin.asus.com origin.asus.comebay.de ebay.deProcessorIntel Core i7 2600Kark.intel.comebay.deDDR3 RAMRipjawsX DDR3 16GBgskill.comamazon.deSSDSamsung 870 EVOsamsung.comamazon.deGraphicsAsus Radeon RX 570 / MSI GeForce GTX 760 / Sapphire Radeon R7 250Xasus.com de.msi.com techpowerup.comamazon.de ebay.de ebay.deWiFi / BTASUS PCE-AC58BT + BCM94352Z / ASUS PCE-AC55BT + BCM4352 / Fenvi FV T919 PCI-Easus.com | fenvi.cn asus.com | osxlatitude.com fenvi.comamazon.de | amazon.de ebay.de | ebay.de amazon.deUSB 3.0Inateck USB 3.0 PCIe KT4006inateck.deamazon.dePerformanceGeekbench 5 Score of Intel Core i7 2600K CPUGeekbench 5 Score (Metal) of Radeon RX 570 GPUBlackmagic Disk Speed of Samsung 870 EVO SSDInstall macOS1. Installer-Drivea) macOS InstallerTo create a working macOS Installer-Drive, you need the following:An empty USB flash drive (minimum 16GB)A device already running macOSCreate an USB Installer-Drive with OpenCore Legacy Patcher following the How to install macOS Monterey on an unsupported Mac guide.b) OpenCoreDownload latest OpenCore: acidanthera/opencorepkgChose debug for installation and testing or release for final useMount EFI partition of Installer-Drive (e.g. with OpenCore Configurator)Follow this guide OpenCore-Install-GuideBasically the files mentioned in file-swaps need to be copied/updatedAdd OpenCanopy.efi to EFI/OC/Drivers for GUI pickerAdd VBoxHfs.efi to EFI/OC/Drivers for HFS+ supportRepeat this step when switching from debug to release versionc) Patches and KextsCopy all ACPI patches from/to EFI/OC/ACPI/Copy config.plist from/to EFI/OC/config.plistCopy all kexts from/to EFI/OC/Kexts/2. BIOS SettingsUpdate to version 3602 (firmware in BIOS folder)Use following BIOS settings (F8/DEL on boot):EZ-Mode- System Performance - Asus OptimizedAdvanced Mode- Advanced - CPU - Ai Overclock Tuner: X.M.P. - Intel VT-d: Enabled - SATA - Mode Selection: AHCI - S.M.A.R.T.: Enabled - USB - Legacy: Enabled - Legacy USB 3.0: Enabled - EHCI Hand-off: Enabled - Onboard Devices - Renesas USB 3.0: Disabled - Bluetooth: Disabled - VIA 1394: Disabled - Marvell Storage: AHCI - Serial Port: Disabled- Boot - PCI ROM: Legacy ROM - Option ROM: Force BIOS3. Install macOSConnect Installer-Drive to USB2 portBoot from Installer-Drive (F8 on BIOS post -> [UEFI] USB Drive)Select macOS Installer (Install macOS Monterey)Begin installation on APFS formatted SSDFinish the initial macOS setup process4. Post Installa) OpenCoreAfter successful install copy OpenCore to system EFI partitionRepeat steps 1b + 1c but with EFI of macOS SSD as targetSwitch OpenCore from debug to release version (file-swaps)To disable all logging apply following config-changesb) Sleep/WakeRead and follow instructions in Docs/SLEEP.c) ToolsInstall the following from Tools folder:Intel Power Gadget to test CPU frequency and speed steppingOpenCore Configurator (OCC) to modify/update config.plistHackintool to check for loaded kexts and system settingsd) Audio(Optional) Install VoodooHDA by following instructions in Docs/AUDIO.Update macOSCheck the official update-guide: OpenCore-Post-Install/updateBackupFull system backup with Time Machine or similar softwareCopy current EFI to OpenCore USB-Drive for recovery purposeDownloadLatest version of OpenCore and replace files in EFIUpdates for all installed kexts and replace in EFIRebootBoot with updated OpenCore version and kextsIf the system doesn't