But still, the microcode loading error still persist there. Thus by simply injecting ig-platform-id = 0x19260004 we can easily power the Iris 540 up natively. Has a special version with i7-6560U(Iris 540 iGPU). If you have time, there's some information about data corruption discussion is here Does Apple load microcode for iGPU That's why I often post my discussion here and and you :) NVMe sleep with hibernatemode=3 corrupt data? Be it slowly.ĭear, how are you? I wish you and your family will be OK soon! My best wishes to you and your belove!Ībout the discussion, I've replied several times in the according thread( ), but wordpress block my reply, and what's worse, hide my content(don't know why). The good news is that the tide is turning. The problem is that most vendors were so God damn stubborn. Luckily this will all change when (new) devices default to Advanced Format.
Apple only supports 4096, simply because that is more efficient and faster, so all they read is the first setting. I did work with a couple of vendors, but the problem now is that there is still firmware that defaults to 512 bytes, and optionally supports 4096. The reason that I patched the kext is that some drives with older firmware, do not, and still not, support Advanced Format. " Apple uses advanced format (4k native) on their flash drives, with 4096-byte sectors plus ECC, which we have to convert into eight 512-byte sectors with ECC, for drives that don’t support it (not all M.2 drives support Advanced Format)."
No reply, so we didn't look any knew that Apple is using the Advanced Format. I gave you the complete background info here: Remember me asking you this question: " So how did you format the drive?" The CPU in the laptop is the like to add a little background information. I applied the BIOS Defaults and then I changed the SATA Operation from "Raid On" to "AHCI". When I go to Disk Utility, the SSD that is in the laptop doesn't appear. The apple loading screen appears, and it takes about 10-15 minutes to get to the macOS Utilities. Then I select "Boot OS X Install from Install macOS Sierra". Then I insert the USB into the XPS laptop and boot into it by pressing F12 (I had to manually add it within the bios). Once the clover install is finished, I delete /EFI/Clover and replace it with yours. Under "Drivers64UEFI" I had "CSMVideoDxe-64" and "OsxAptioFix2Drv-64" checked. Then I install clover to the USB making sure I check "Install for UEFI booting only" and "Install Clover in the ESP". Sudo /Applications/Install\ macOS\ Sierra.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia -volume /Volumes/USB-applicationpath /Applications/Install\ macOS\ Sierra.app -nointeraction &say Done I first create the bootable macOS installer by using this command in terminal Yes I use your ist, and it seems like dropOEM is already set to false.
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