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Up and running macOS Mojave 10.14.4 (18E226) on my Broadwell-E/X99 iMac Pro Hackintosh!This afternoon advised me that yesterday Apple seems to have added a second special build of MacOS 10.14.4 (18E2034) on swcdn.apple.com, likely for new devices.Abstract and Introduction:This originating post constitutes an innovative and brand new iMac Pro macOS 10.14 Mojave Build and Desktop Guide for Broadwell-E/EP, Haswell-E/EP and X99, which certainly will further grow not only thanks to your estimated feedback and contributions. It is the logical continuation of my successful iMac Pro Broadwell-E/EP, Haswell-E/EP and X99 Build and Desktop Guide published for macOS High Sierra 10.13 in the other forum. Being an iMac Pro Desktop Guide, it has also large similarities with my. However, to avoid jumping back and forth, I will make this guide as consistent as the other, which however implies also some redundancy.As everybody already might know, my Broadwell-E/EP, Haswell-E/EP and X99 Desktop Guides base on the ASUS X99-A II. However, also other X99 ASUS mainboard models or X99 mainboards of other brands might be compatible after likely considering and implementing few mandatory modifications. The same states for guide compatibility with all Broadwell-E/EP and Haswell-E/EP CPUs different form the i7-6950X employed here. Not every BIOS firmware provided by the different Mainbaord manufacturers always accounts for all CPU microcodes distributed by Intel.
Recently we witnessed for instance along the latest macOS 10.13 High Sierra distributions and even during the first macOS Mojave 10.14 distribution a Broadwell/Haswell CPU performance issue (no overclocking) in combination with most X99 mainboard implementations to be traced back a missing Intel CPU microcode implementation in most of the distributed Mainbaord BIOS firmwares. To overcome the OC issue, an Intel CPU microcode update within the respective BIOS firmware distributions is absolutely vital and mandatory. On a real Mac with native OSX XCPM power management, the MSR 0xE2 register is unlocked and therefore writeable.
However, on ASUS mobos this register is usually read only. This is also the case for all ASUS X99 mobos. When the kernel tries to write to this locked register, it causes a kernel panic. This panic can happen very early in the boot process, with the result that your system freezes or reboots during the boot process.
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We can circumvent the MSR 0xE2 register write with a dedicated KernelToPatch entry in the config.plist, namely 'xcpmcorescopemsrs © Pike R. Alpha' and by enabling the 'KernelPM' in the config.plist in Section 'Kernel and Kext Patches' of the Clover Configurator. See Section E.1) for further details. However, thanks to CodeRush's Longsoft UEFIPatch distribution and sophisticated MSR 0xE2 Register patches, we are able to successfully patch any ASUS X99 mainboard BIOS distribution and unlock the MSR 0xE2 register. This makes the 'xcpmcorescopemsrs © Pike R.
Alpha' KernelToPatch entry obsolete and allows full native read/write MSR 0xE2 register access by the OSX kernel. The patched ASUS mainboard BIOS firmware finally can be uploaded each specific ASUS X99 mainboard by means of the ASUS EZ BIOS Flashback Procedure. 'Sync All Cores': Tremendous increase in CPU performance can be achieved with the CPU Core Ratio set to 'Sync All Cores'. In case of i9-7980XE stock settings (4.4 Ghz, Sync All Cores), the Geekbench score difference is approx. 51.000 (disabled) compared to 58.000 (enabled)!
Note however, that Sync All Cores should be used only in case of the availability of an excellent water cooling system! Otherwise, CPU Core Ratio should be set to 'Auto'. Further note that with CPU Core Ratio set to 'Sync All Cores', one might have to set the AVX Instruction Core Ratio Negative Offset to '3' in case of system freezes or system instabilities. With macOS 10.14.5 Beta 1, also the new Radeon VII is now natively implemented.By means of my RadeonVII/Vega64/Vega56/RX560/RX580 SSDTs, available in my respective, and Whatevergreen.kext, all available DP and HDMI ports, including multi-monitor support, display HotPlug and system sleep/wake should be automatically and successfully implemented.
Whatevergreen.kext only seems required for all Vegas possessing less than 6 physical ports (including the original Vegas like Frontier and Vega 64), else the current AMD SSDTs do pretty well their job. Important additional comment for all Vega users with 4K monitors though: when connecting a Vega with e.g. The LG 38UC99-W (WUHD, 3840 pix x 1600 pix) via one of the Display Ports (DPs), the screen resolution is fine under both Windows 10 and macOS High Sierra but is totally at odd during boot (VGA like boot screen resolution). The VEGA DP 4K boot screen resolution issue is neither related with the fact that the LG 38UC99-W is an ultra-wide (3840x1600) and not a true UHD (3840x2160) monitor nor related to any likely apparent issue with the ASUS X99-A II firmware.
It is definitely a Vega firmware problem in combination with most 4K displays, as the DP 4K boot screen resolution issue is totally absent with any Nvidia GPU and the problem also does not only affect the ASUS Splash Screen but also spreads over the entire boot process until the login screen is reached (Windows and macOS). Splash Screen, Apple logo or verbose boot messages are not stretched but rather have VGA like resolution. Any fix of the AMD vBIOS would be highly appreciated.
It is more than disappointing to witness such issues with 600-1000$ GPUs. Fortunately, the 4K boot screen issue is restricted to the Vega DP ports and likely due to the fact that the LG 38UC99-W only supports DP 1.2.
Solution: Connect your Vega and your 4K display via the HDMI port. The 30 Hz HDMI monitor frequency issue under 10.13 is successfully removed under Mojave: monitor frequency of 60 Hz with the display connected via HDMI (in contrary to 75 Hz via DP). C.) All Users with Nvidia Maxwell and Pascal Graphics Cards Users still have to wait for the official release of 10.14 Web Drivers. I was actively requesting Web Driver development for macOS 10.14 Betas from Nvidia, which has been rejected. I really hope that Nvidia will not leave again the respective community without Web Driver support. In the meanwhile, Nvidia GPU users have to live with e.g. Patched Web Driver xxx.40.105 for macOS High Sierra 10.13.6 after a simple patching procedure detailed in Section E.2), although the latter Web Driver is not really suited for 10.14 and works without hardware acceleration.3.) The /EFI/Clover/drivers64UEFI/-directory of all former EFI-Folder distributions contained a patched version of the actual apfs.efi.
The actual apfs.efi can be obtained by following the respective guideline detailed below. Below, one finds a detailed description for the Installation/Update of/to macOS Mojave 10.14. This also includes the EFI-Folder Preparation (D.1), the macOS Mojave 10.14 Installer Package creation (D.2), the macOS Mojave 10.14 USB Flash Drive Installer Creation (D.3) and the macOS Mojave 10.14 Clean Install. One also finds instructions for a direct iMac Pro conversion of a functional Broadwell-E/EP, Haswell-E/EP X99 system with a SMBIOS System Definition different from iMacPro1,1 and standard macOS build implementation (D.5) of any former macOS distribution. D.6 finally provides details to the future iMac Pro macOS Mojave Update Procedure.
C.) All Broadwell-E/EP and Haswell-E/EP users have to enable the macOS independent xcpm performance kernel patch for 10.13.6+ and all 10.14 version (kindly provided by @PMheart and based on the method developed by @vit9696) in their config.plist under 'KernelToPatch' in Section 'Kernel and Kext Patches' of Clover Configurator to enable the OC capability of their respective CPUs.macOS independent xcpm performance kernel patch for 10.13.6+ and all 10.14 version (kindly provided by @PMheart and based on the method developed by @vit9696)Find: C1E30848 63D389D0 48C1EA20Replace: C1E308B8 00FF000. Kext: com.apple.iokit.IOUSBHostFamilyFind: 83FB0F0F 87Replace: 83FB3F0F 87Name: USB Port Limit Patch 1 ©PMHeart kext: com.apple.driver.usb.AppleUSBXHCIFind: 4183FF0F 0F83Replace: 4183FF3F 0F83Name: USB Port Limit Patch 2 ©PMHeart kext: com.apple.iokit.IOUSBHostFamilyFind: 83E30FD3 E34109DFReplace: 83E33FD3 E34109DFName: USB Port Limit Patch 3 ©PMHearti.) config.plist 'Type' entry in Section 'CPU' of Clover Configurator:By default, '0x0F01' for XEON-W is implemented for Cpu 'Type' in the config.plist of the default EFI-Folder configuration, in compliance with SMBIOS iMacPro1,1. While '0x0F01' is fully valid for Syklake-X on X299 platforms, one should better use the correct 'Type' entries for the different Broadwell and Haswell CPUs tabled below and kindly provided by @PMHeart:Haswell-E:⁃ Core i7 Extreme (5960X, 5930K, 5820K): 0x0705⁃ Xeon E7: 0x0501Haswell-EP:⁃Xeon E5: 0x0A01Broadwell-E:Core i7 (6950X, 6900K, 6850K, 6800K): 0x0706Broadwell-EP:⁃ Xeon E5: 0x0A01Finally save the modified config.plist. C.) All Broadwell-E/EP and Haswell-E/EP users have to enable the macOS independent xcpm performance kernel patch for 10.13.6+ and all 10.14 version (kindly provided by @PMheart and based on the method developed by @vit9696) in their config.plist under 'KernelToPatch' in Section 'Kernel and Kext Patches' of Clover Configurator to enable the OC capability of their respective CPUs.macOS independent xcpm performance kernel patch for 10.13.6+ and all 10.14 version (kindly provided by @PMheart and based on the method developed by @vit9696)Find: C1E30848 63D389D0 48C1EA20Replace: C1E308B8 00FF000.
Name. Find.HEX Replace.HEX CommentIOPCIFamily 483D0000 0040 483D0000 0080 IOPCIFamily patch © PMHeartThere is also no need for injecting any additional frequency vector.h.) config.plist 'Type' entry in Section 'CPU' of Clover Configurator:By default, '0x0F01' for XEON-W is implemented for Cpu 'Type' in the config.plist of the default EFI-Folder configuration, in compliance with SMBIOS iMacPro1,1.
While '0x0F01' is fully valid for Syklake-X on X299 platforms, one should better use the correct 'Type' entries for the different Broadwell and Haswell CPUs tabled below and kindly provided by @PMHeart: Haswell-E:⁃ Core i7 Extreme (5960X, 5930K, 5820K): 0x0705⁃ Xeon E7: 0x0501Haswell-EP:⁃Xeon E5: 0x0A01Broadwell-E:Core i7 (6950X, 6900K, 6850K, 6800K): 0x0706Broadwell-EP:⁃ Xeon E5: 0x0A01. AppleIntelInfo.kext v2.5 Copyright © 2012-2017 Pike R. With macOS 10.14.5 Beta 1, also the new Radeon VII is now natively implemented.By means of my RadeonVII/Vega64/Vega56/RX560/RX580 SSDTs, available in my respective, and Whatevergreen.kext, all available DP and HDMI ports, including multi-monitor support, display HotPlug and system sleep/wake should be automatically and successfully implemented. Whatevergreen.kext only seems required for all Vegas possessing less than 6 physical ports (including the original Vegas like Frontier and Vega 64), else the current AMD SSDTs do pretty well their job. Important additional comment for all Vega users with 4K monitors though: when connecting a Vega with e.g. The LG 38UC99-W (WUHD, 3840 pix x 1600 pix) via one of the Display Ports (DPs), the screen resolution is fine under both Windows 10 and macOS High Sierra but is totally at odd during boot (VGA like boot screen resolution). The VEGA DP 4K boot screen resolution issue is neither related with the fact that the LG 38UC99-W is an ultra-wide (3840x1600) and not a true UHD (3840x2160) monitor nor related to any likely apparent issue with the ASUS X99-A II firmware.
It is definitely a Vega firmware problem in combination with most 4K displays, as the DP 4K boot screen resolution issue is totally absent with any Nvidia GPU and the problem also does not only affect the ASUS Splash Screen but also spreads over the entire boot process until the login screen is reached (Windows and macOS). Splash Screen, Apple logo or verbose boot messages are not stretched but rather have VGA like resolution. Any fix of the AMD vBIOS would be highly appreciated. It is more than disappointing to witness such issues with 600-1000$ GPUs. Fortunately, the 4K boot screen issue is restricted to the Vega DP ports and likely due to the fact that the LG 38UC99-W only supports DP 1.2.
Solution: Connect your Vega and your 4K display via the HDMI port. The 30 Hz HDMI monitor frequency issue under 10.13 is successfully removed under Mojave: monitor frequency of 60 Hz with the display connected via HDMI (in contrary to 75 Hz via DP). All Users with Nvidia Maxwell and Pascal Graphics Cards Users still have to wait for the official release of 10.14 Web Drivers. I was actively requesting Web Driver development for macOS 10.14 Public Betas from Nvidia, which has been rejected. I really hope that Nvidia will not leave again the respective community without Web Driver support. In the meanwhile, Nvidia GPU users have to live with e.g. Patched Web Driver xxx.40.105 for macOS High Sierra 10.13.6 after a simple patching procedure detailed below, although the latter Web Driver is not really suited for 10.14 and works without hardware acceleration.
Apparently with SMBIOS iMacPro1,1, the Nvidia Black Screen Prevention has become obsolete. Thanks to @fabiosun for this finding.
Thus, NvidiaGraphicsFixup.kext, subverting AppleMobileFileIntegrity banning the driver can be theoretically removed from the /EFI/CLOVER/kexts/Other/ directory of your macOS Flash Drive Installer and 10.13 System Disk. However, actual releases of and apparently also help in fixing the Nvidia HDAU implementation and sporadic black screen issues while wake from sleep. Thus, the latter kext combination might still represent potential workarounds for few likely remaining system issues.
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