OpenCore 0.6.6 Configurations for ASRock X99E-ITX/AC MotherBoard macOS Catalina Hackintosh
The result of this patch (Without E5 V3 Boost Patch):
GeekBench5 Score: Single 847
, Multi-Core 6439
.
10/14
Cores, Discarded E5 V3 Boost Patch, Multiplier Auto
, Undervolt 0.100v
This Patch is stable on macOS 10.15.6, with most of the functions run smoothly.
Fully functional | Non-functional | Semi-functional |
---|---|---|
Native Power Management & Hibernation | - | - |
Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Apple Continuity Functions, iCloud Suite(Generate your own SMBIOS information) !!A compatible network card is needed!! |
SideCar (Semi functional, see "misc") | - |
USB-A 3.1/3.0/2.0 Ports, Ethernet, On-board Audio, SATA Drives | - | - |
- Ver 0.0.1 Initial Release, 26/10/21
My X99 Workstation configurations:
Processor Number | # of Cores | # of Threads | Base Frequency | Max Turbo Frequency | Cache | Memory Types | Graphics |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Xeon E5 2695 v3 ES (QFQG) | 14 |
28 |
2.3 GHz |
3.5 GHz |
35 MB |
DDR4-2133 |
XFX HD7770 Black 2GB |
Note: Older dGPUs like HD7xxx Series may needs vBIOS with UEFI Support to work with OpenCore.
Peripherals:
- Wireless Card:
BCM943602CS
(3 Antennas) - Ethernet: On Board Intel Ethernet Controllers
- SSD: WD Black
SN720
NVMe SSD - Memory: 2x
Samsung 16G M393A2G40DB0-CPB(RDIMM) (ECC)
32G in total, dual channel
+ Advanced
- CPU Configuration
* Intel Virtualization Technology: ENABLED
* CPU C3 State Support: ENANBLED
* CPU C6 State Support: ENANBED
- Chipset Configuration
* VT-d: ENABLED
* Above 4G Decoding: ENABLED
* Above 4G Decoding Patch: ENABLED
-
Download
.dmg
installation file of macOS 10.15.6 Catalina. -
Use Balena Etcher to flash the
.dmg
file into your USB disk. -
Mount the EFI partition of the USB disk, replace the entire
EFI
Folder withEFI-Install
. -
Enter BIOS, and change BIOS settings according to the instructions above.
-
Reboot and install macOS 10.15.6 Catalina.
-
Put
/EFI-Opencore/OC
to"Your SSD's EFI Partition"/EFI
. -
Inject your SMBIOS info, do further implementations to the hardware which is different than mine.
After some investigations, I found a way to use iPad as your secondary display by performing some "dark magic":
Normally, hackintosh without iGPU cannot output image through sidecar, that's why even if you can connect to the iPad, you will 100% get black screen. The basic idea is to combine sidecar and a tool called Deskscreen.
We will use sidecar to mock up a secondary display and let the graphics card to output the display signal, and use Deskscreen to stream it to the iPad.
Although you can stream your desktop to the iPad theoretically, the quality is limited by the Wi-Fi bandwith and network condition. Usually there is noticeable lagging and low resolution. To solve this issue, we connect the iPad to the desktop, to let them establish a direct network connection firmly.
To use your iPad as a secondary display on hackintoshes based on X99 platform:
- Make sure you patched SMBIOS and Wi-Fi card correctly and you are able to connect your iPad through sidecar
- Download Deskscreen and install
- Link your iPad to the desktop with charging cable
- Open Deskscreen, stream the sidecar screen to the device
- dortania's Hackintosh guides
- dortania/ Getting Started with ACPI
- dortania/ opencore
desktop
guide - dortania/ opencore
multiboot
- dortania/
USB map
guide - Daliansky's
Hackintool tutorial
. - OpenCore Sanity Checker
- Basic UEFI Patch Reference
AppleUSBXHCI
Error Fix- X99 Platform Hackintosh Guide (!Chinese)
- AMD dGPU vBIOS Patch Guide
HD7xxx
UEFI vBIOS Patch Guide (!Chinese)- AMD dGPU vBIOS Flash Guide (!Chinese)
- Hibernation Fix (1)
- Hibernation Fix (2)
- XCPM Fix for X99
- Deskscreen