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OPENCORE0.6.9- OPENCORE-0.6.9-05-04 OC 1.1 Mac 1.2 MD5U 1.3 1 lover ConfiguratorClover 2 OpenCore Configurator 3 Hackintool 4 PlistEdit ProPlist 5 IORegistryExplorer 6 BetterZip 1.4 1.6OpenCore 2.0 Mac MacWindows10Vmware15.5macOS Catalina 10.15.4MacMac 2.1 MD5 UU/GUID 2.2OC-EFI 0.6.8/0.6.9/0.7.0-OC DocsUtilitiesOC-EFI 2.3ACPISSDT SSDT DSDT/SSDT OC-EFI - OC - ACPI DSDT/SSDT 2.4 Kext OC-EFI - OC - Kexts 2.6config.plist OC/DocsSample.plistSampleFull.plist OC-EFI - OC config.plist 2.7config.plist OC-config.plist OC-config.plist 3.1Config-ACPI 3.1.1config-ACPI-Add DSDT/SSDT OC-EFI - OC - ACPI DSDT/SSDTDSDT/SSDT DSDT/SSDTOC-OpenCore 3.1.2config-ACPI-Delete 3.1.3config-ACPI-Patch 10.15.x2 EC0 1 CommentEC0 to EC 2 Find4543305F 3 Replace45435F5F RTC 1 CommentFix AsRock Z390 BIOS DSDT Device(RTC) bug 2 FindA00A9353 54415301 3 ReplaceA00A910A FF0BFFFF 3.1.4config-ACPI-Quirks FadtEnableReset ReseHwSig NormalizeHeadersACPI RebaseRegionsBIOSACPI PCI Configuration Begin Resetlogstatus 3.2Config-Booter 3.2.1config-Booter-MmioWhitelistIO Haswell PCI ConfigurationACPIPCI device 0x1000PCI Configuration 3.2.2config-Booter-Patch 3.2.2config-Booter-Quirks OpenRuntime.efi OpenRuntime.efi OC 300nvram 1AllowRelocationBlockmacOSmacOS11 2AvoidRuntimeDefragUEFI 3DevirtualiseMmioslide=1 KASLR 4DisableSingleUser-s 5DisableVariableWritenvramnvram.plistvariable nvram nvram nvram 300SSDT-PMCnvram 6DiscardHibernateMap OC 7EnableSafeModeSlide-x 8EnableWriteUnprotectorUEFI (WP)UEFIRX 9ForceExitBootServices 10ProvideMaxSlideSlide 11ProtectMemoryRegionsCSMACPI NVSboot.efi XNUAvoidRuntimeDefrag false 12ProtectSecureBootUEFI falseInsydeMacPro5,1 13ProtectUefiServicesUEFIZ390 DevirtualiseMmioProtectCsmRegionShrinkMemoryMapZ390 false 14ProvideCustomSlidemacOSslide slide 15RebuildAppleMemoryMapmacOSApple UEFI Applemacos10.6 false 16SetupVirtualMapOC 17SignalAppleOSmacOS 18SyncRuntimePermissionsmacOS Linux/Windows false 3.3Config-DeviceProperties /- -PCI 3.3.1Config-DeviceProperties-Add PCIHackintoolPCI4 pcidevices.plistPCI OpenCoreID ID 3.3.1.1 PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1f,0x3) / AAPL,slot-name Built In / model Hackintool--- layout-id device_type Audio device 3.3.1.2 CPU PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x2,0x0) pcidevices.plist PciRoot(0x20)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0) AAPL,slot-name PCIEX1 Slot-1 model Radeon Pro Vega 56 DP/HDMIpcidevices.plistDP/HDMI PciRoot(0x20)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x1) AAPL,slot-name model Radeon Pro Vega 56 DP/HDMI Audio CPU PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x2,0x0) pcidevices.plistAAPL,slot- nameBuilt In/model HDMI 3.3.1.3 3.3.2Config-DeviceProperties-Delete 3.4Config-Kernel 3.4.1Config-Kernel-Add OC-EFI/OC/KextsLilu.kext VirtualSMC.kextFakeSMC.kext 3.4.2Config-Kernel-Block 3.4.3Config-Kernel-Patch 42RTC BIOSF1 3.4.4Config-Kernel-CPU 2 1macOSCPU 2CPUXCPM XCPM •Haswell-E0x306F2Haswell0x0306C3 Cpuid1DataC3 06 03 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Cpuid1Mask:FF FF FF FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 •Broadwell-E0x0406F1Broadwell0x0306D4 Cpuid1DataD4 06 03 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 Cpuid1Mask:FF FF FF FF 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 acidanthera/bugtracker#365 3.4.5Config-Kernel-Scheme Properties09-01 OC OC 3.4.6Config-Kernel-Quirks 1AppleCpuPmCfgLockBIOS CFG/MSR Hackintool--Intel- appleintellnfoCFG Lock0MSR not lockde 1MSR lockedBIOSCFG/MSRCFG Lock OpenCoreMacCFG LOCK 2AppleXcpmCfgLock 3AppleXcpmExtraMsrsCPU Haswell- E Broadwell-E Skylake-X CPU CPU 4AppleXcpmForceBoost 0xFF00 MSR_IA32_PERF_CONTROL (0x199), CPU XeonCPU 5CustomSMBIOSGuid 6DisableIoMappervt-dBIOS 7DisableLinkeditJettisonLilukeepsyms=1 kextmacOS Big Sur 8DisableRtcChecksum AppleRTC0x58- 0x59 9ExtendBTFeatureFlagsFeatureFlags0x0F 10ExternalDiskIconsAHCIAHCI 11ForceSecureBootSchemeIMG4x86 12IncreasePciBarSizeIOPCIFamily32PCI1GB4GB 13LapicKernelPanic 14LegacyCommpage10.4-10.6 15PanicNoKextDumpkext 16PowerTimeoutKernelPanic 17SetApfsTrimTimeout10.14SATA SSD 4294967295999trim 18ThirdPartyDrivesSatatrimSata 19XhciPortLimit15USB USB 20 3.5Config-Misc 3.5.1Config-Misc-BlessOverride EFI 3.5.2Config-Misc- Boot 1ConsoleAttributes0 2HibernateMode none nvram auto 3HideAuxiliaryrecovery Clean NVRAMESC0 4PickerAttributesUEFI 0 5LauncherOption •Disabled- •Full -UEFI RequestBootVarRouting •Short - Insyde \EFI\BOOT\BOOTx64 efiOpenCore LauncherPath 6LauncherPathDefault OpenCore.efi \EFI\Launcher.efi 7PickerVariant Auto 8PickerAudioAssist /true/false 9PollAppleHotKeyscommand+Kcommand+S OC/DriversUsbKbDxe.efi 10ShowPicker 11TakeoffDelay0 5000-10000 12Timeout 030 13PickerMode 1. 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Apple ExternalOpenCore Apple ExternalOcSupportPkg OcBootManagementLib ExternalUi OpenCore-BuiltinBDS Default-OpenCore ShowPickerpicker Option ResetNvramAllowNvramResetCMD+OPT+P+R Reset NVRAMNVRAM BootApple X BootAppleRecoveryApple CMD+R 3.5.3Config-Misc-Debug AppleDebug boot.efiOpenCore 10.15.4 ApplePanicmacOSOpenCore DisableWatchDog DisplayDelay 0 DisplayLevel 2147483650 SerialInitOpenCore pcdgEfiMdeModulePkgTokenSpaceGuid GUIDMdeModulePkgdec •PCD-115200 •PCD-81 SysReport DEBUG Target 3 3.5.4Config-Misc-Entries 3.5.5Config-Misc- Security 1AllowNvramReset nvram 2AllowSetDefaultCTRL+EnterCTRL+Index 3ApECID64 Apple Secure Boot 64SecureBootModel Apple Secure Boot 3AuthRestart 4ExposeSensitiveDatanvram 3 5BlacklistAppleUpdate( multiupdate .efi) 6DmgLoadingmacOS(DMG) Disabled —DMG Signed —AppleDMG Any —DMG 7EnablePassword 8ExposeSensitiveDatasum6 9HaltLevel 2147483648 0x80000000 10PasswordHashEnabledPassword 11PasswordSaltEnabledPassword 12Vault Optional Optional Basic Secure 13ScanPolicy 983299 3870467 0 0 ScanPolicy Oc U Recovery 3080963APFSHFSnvramnvram nvram IO OSXWin 0 0 14SecureBootModel Default Apple Default — Recent available model, currently set to j215. Disabled — No model, Secure Boot will be disabled. j137 — iMacPro1,1 (December 2017) j680 — MacBookPro15,1 (July 2018) j132 — MacBookPro15,2 (July 2018) j174 — Macmini8,1 (October 2018) j140k — MacBookAir8,1 (October 2018) j780 — MacBookPro15,3 (May 2019) j213 — MacBookPro15,4 (July 2019) j140a — MacBookAir8,2 (July 2019) j152f — MacBookPro16,1 (November 2019) j160 — MacPro7,1 (December 2019) j230k — MacBookAir9,1 (March 2020) j214k — MacBookPro16,2 (May 2020) j223 — MacBookPro16,3 (May 2020) j215 — MacBookPro16,4 (June 2020) j185 — iMac20,1 (August 2020) j185f — iMac20,2 (August 2020) PlatformInfoSecureBootModelSMBIOSApple SecureBootModel Disabled Apple SecureBootApECID : ApECID 3.5.6Config-Misc-Tools Shell.efiCleanNvram.efiVerifyMsrE2.efi EFI/OC/Tools RtcRwX RTC (CMOS) ResetSystem / 3.6Config-NVRAM 3.6.1Config-NVRAM-Add 3.6.1.1UUID4D1EDE05-38C7-4A6A-9CC6-4BCCA8B38C14 0102HIPDI DefaultBackgroundColor: 00000000 3.6.1.2UUID7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82 SIP prev-lang:kbd 7a68 2d48 616e 733a 3235 32 csr-active-configSIP E7030000 00000000 boot-args npci=0x3000 agdpmod=pikera -v SystemAudioVolume 4660. 3.6.2Config-NVRAM-Delete nvram NVRAM-Block-4D1EDE05-38C7-4A6A-9CC6-4BCCA8B38C14-DefaultBackgroundColor 3.6.3Config-NVRAM-LegacySchema 3.6.4Config-NVRAM-LegacyEnable nvram nvram nvram 300 SSDT-PMCnvram 3.6.5Config-NVRAM-WriteFlash 3.6.6LegacyOverwrite nvram.plist 3.7Config-PlatformInfo OpenCoreconfig.plist Config-PlatformInfo-Generic-AdviseWindowsWindows Windows 2: • CSM (0x1)EFIWindows • CMSUEFI (0x2)EFI Windows 3.7.1 Automatic UpdateDataHub UpdateNVRAM UpdateSMBIOS UpdateSMBIOSMode // 3.8Config-UEFI UEFI 3.8.1APFSAPFSAPFSConfig- UEFI-DriversApfsDriverLoader EnableJumpstartAPFS YESAPFS GlobalConnectHP HideVerboseYESAPFS JumpstartHotPlug APFSUSBNO MinDate APFS0 MinVersionAPFS0 3.8.2:AppleInput 3.8.2.1AppleEvent OCOEM Apple AppleOEM AppleOpenCore OpenCore Builtin Auto •Auto- •Builtin-OEMApple •OEM- 3.8.2.2CustomDelays Auto • Auto — KeySupport • Enabled — KeyInitialDelayKeySubsequentDelay • Disabled — Apple500ms5050ms5 3.8.2.3: KeyInitialDelay 0 3.8.2.4:KeySubsequentDelay AppleOpenCore 10ms 1 . 3.8.2.5: PointerSpeedDiv AppleOpenCore Apple OEM 1 0 3.8.2.6:PointerSpeedMul AppleOpenCore Apple OEM 1 3.8.3Audio9[Resources 0.6.8/0.6.9/0.7.0-OC AudioSupport-false/true// AudioDevice-PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1f,0x3) SetupDelay-0 AudioCodec-0 AudioOut-147 MinimumVolume-20 ResetTrafficClass-legacy HDATCSELT0 PlayChime-auto/false/true// VolumeAmplifier-01000 3.8.4ConnectDrivers 3.8.5Config-UEFI-Drivers UFEIOC2HfsPlus.efiOpenRuntime.efi UsbKbDxe.efi CrScreenshotDxe — F10OpenCoreEFIESP OpenRuntime — OpenCoreOpenCore OpenCanopy — AudioDxe — Ps2MouseDxe —MdeModulePkgPS/2UEFI UsbMouseDxe —MdeModulePkgUSBUEFIUSB , EnhancedFatDxe — FAT NvmExpressDxe — HaswellNVMe SSD OpenUsbKbDxe — USB VBoxHfs HFSPlus — HFS HfsPlus XhciDxe — XHCI USBSandy BridgeCPUUSB3.0PCI 3.8.6Config-UEFI-AppleInput KeyFilteringfalse KeyForgetThreshold 5 KeySupport KeySupportMode Auto KeySwap PointerSupportZ87/Z97 TimerResolution 50000 PointerSupportModeASUS 3.8.7Config-UEFI-ProtocolOverrides() AppleAudio/10.13 AppleBootPolicyMac AppleDebugLogApple AppleFramebufferInfo AppleImageConversionapple AppleImg4Verification AppleKeyMapapple AppleRtcRam AppleSecureBoot AppleSmcIoVirtualSmc.efi 055 AppleUserInterfaceTheme DataHubDataHub DeviceProperties FirmwareVolumeFile Vault HashServicesFile Vault OSInfo UnicodeCollation 3.8.8Config-UEFI-Quirks ActivateHpetSupportHPET ExitBootServicesDelay 0 3000000-5000000 IgnoreInvalidFlexRatio CFG ForgeUefiSupport EFI 1.xMacPro5,1 UEFI
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