- #Hackintool wifi fix guide install
- #Hackintool wifi fix guide update
- #Hackintool wifi fix guide Bluetooth
#Hackintool wifi fix guide Bluetooth
Wifi and bluetooth (using the internal Intel card), dGPU + iGPU acceleration, HDMI audio, wake up from display sleep. To use S/PDIF with this motherboard however, you need to connect an expansion card, which I don't have, so I can't test it.
It also has different PathMapID for SPDIFOut. * The only difference between these layouts is that layout5.xml has the key MaximumBootBeepValue, value 64. Red audio jack acts as Internal Microphoneįront panel left audio jack acts as Headphones (switches from Internal Speakers if plugged in)įront panel right audio jack acts as Line In (switches from Internal Microphone if plugged in) Green audio jack acts as Internal Speakers All other compatible layouts for this audio chipset were tested and did not work fully. Layout-ID 3 works as well, with the same exact functionality*.
Audio layoutįor audio layout i used layout-ID 5, it seemed most appropriate. ** I have no PCI bracket for the USB 2.0 Header, so I could not recognize the names for those ports. I use it for a keyboard/mouse wireless dongle, which only uses USB 2.0. * To max out all 15 ports I only enabled USB 2.0 on port D. Use USBMap or Hackintool if you wish to create your own USB map. See image and table below which ports are available and which I chose to map in USBPorts.kext. USB-C port on this motherboard is a non-switch variant, it counts as three ports. USB 3.1 counts as two ports for backward compatibility. Remember that you can have a total of 15 ports per USB controller, this board has only one controller. USB portsįor USB mapping I enabled seven physical ports, and bluetooth. Enter BIOS setup again and confirm settings. ** You need to set Internal Graphics > Enabled, then Save & Exit Setup before these options are available.
#Hackintool wifi fix guide install
* As recommended in OpenCore install guide, Coffee Lake: Intel BIOS settings. The fix works on this build.īegin by loading optimized default options, then make sure settings are as below. * BlueToolFixup is needed for macOS 12 Monterey at the moment. Remember to read the anti-hackintosh buyers guide if you're planning on buying components for a new build. If you wish to swap the wireless card, remember to read wireless buyers guide first. I'm using the default motherboard Intel card. Wireless card for bluetooth and wifi is not replaced.You can enable all of this by following the beauty treatment guide. I want to keep everything simple and minimal. No beauty treatments were done in this build, that means no OpenCore GUI and no boot-chime.If you are not using a dGPU you need to follow the GPU patching guide. This build runs on a dedicated GPU, alongside the integrated GPU, which is only used for computing tasks and does not drive a display.Do not forget to generate SMBIOS info if you are planning on using this EFI in your build, since my releases does not include this information, for obvious reasons.
#Hackintool wifi fix guide update
I will not publish releases every time I update OpenCore and drivers, but I will try to publish if I have enough spare time. I'm releasing it here to reference my own configuration, and to share my EFI with others, for a little help on the way. It's comprehensive, but take your time and have patience, there are no shortcuts to a perfect build. I truly recommend everyone to read Dortania's OpenCore install guide. Though this is a ready to use EFI, it is for my own system, so use at your own risk. See compatible macOS versions in my releases. An OpenCore EFI for Gigabyte Z370n Wifi mini-ITX motherboard, with Coffee Lake processor.
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