Recent content by Shaneee

Both those adapters myself and Ed linked are availabe on Amazon.de

Best option is honestly either a supported PCI-E card or a USB adapter as Ed has said. I can also confirm the UGREEN adapter linked to work as I also have it and I also have this one that works without issues too, https://amzn.to/3PiJ76a

From a quick search try adding the boot arg e1000=0 if that doesn't work try dk.e1000=0 These steps are more Intel focused but worth a try, Disable DisableIoMapper found in Kernel -> Quirks and enable DisableIoMapperMapping.

-wegnoegpu This boot arg disables all external GPUs so that's probably your issue. Source - https://github.com/acidanthera/WhateverGreen?tab=readme-ov-file#global Remove that boot arg and try again.

I get that too sometimes. Doesn't matter if its a cold boot or a reboot. I've never found a solution to it but what does seem to help is having verbose boot ( -v ) enabled. Not sure why it helps though.

Bazzite should work fine with overclocking. If it's GPU overclocking take a look here at LACT, https://github.com/ilya-zlobintsev/LACT/wiki/Hardware-Support

If your purpose is to run macOS then the latest AMD GPUs won't work. 6xxx series is the last supported AMD GPUs on macOS. If it's more for Windows / Gaming then go for it. The VRAM upgrade alone will help. AMD Drivers are better than they were. My RX 6800 can still play modern games at 1440p no...

Video it booting. That image doesn't show the cause above. It'll help in diagnosing the issue.

What WiFi / BT chip do you have? IO80211FamilyLegacy shouldn't be required for LAN to work, at least not that I'm aware of. I see you've got your config setup for OCLP modern WiFi, Possibly why you've got IO80211FamilyLegacy so if it's broadcom you've got download OCLP and run that to restore...

You need to clear the NVRAM.

Remove the verbose ( -v ) boot arg. Found this quote from MaLd0n on InsanelyMac.

Was the EFI generated by OCLP for your MacPro5,1? Nevermind I see that it was. Here's your EFI updated with NootRX instead of Whatevergreen.

Yes replace the opencore efi file and the drivers to update it.

Here you go, give this a try. But you didn't make this EFI. It had a comment at the top of the plist This is why it's always best to make your own. Also no idea where those patches came from... Never seen half of them before.

There's your issue. Seems you've added at least one kernel patch as a kext somehow. Also I don't recognise this patch, the wording also seems like an older version. Zip and upload your EFI and I'll sort it for you.