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Double click on that message and search for the “Raw section” accompanying the “ 7BB28B99-….” entry, which indeed is the Boot Image. Select “Search.” in the UEFITool “Edit” Menu and perform a “GUID” search of “7BB28B99-61BB-11D5-9A5D-0090273FC14D” with “Header only”… Now compile the UEFI Tool distribution with the following terminal commands: cd ~/UEFITool/Ĥ.) Download and unzip the custom iMac Pro image to your Desktop.ĥ.) Now launch by UEFITool by clicking on the newly compiled UEFITool.app in the UEFITool Folder in your home directory.Ī.) Select “File” -> “Open image file” and load your patched or unpatched BIOS Firmware distribution. Now we have to change to ~/UEFITool/UEFIPatch/ cd ~/UEFITool/UEFIPatch/Īnd execute the following “bash” commands: qmake uefipatch.pro make

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Just enter the following “bash” terminal commands: brew install qt5 brew link qt5 -forceģ.) After successfully implementing BREW and QT5, we can now download the most actual CodeRush UEFIPatch distribution from Github to our home directory with the following terminal command: git clone bashī.) Now enter the following “bash” terminal command and follow the standard BREW installation instructions: /usr/bin/ruby -e '$(curl -fsSL )'Ģ.) After the successful installation of the BREW distribution, we have to implement the QT5 distribution, again by using a “bash” terminal shell.

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If you have the experience with other else brand’s board, please let me know and I will update this post.ġ.) Installation of the BREW distribution:Ī.) Open a terminal and change to “bash” shell. So far, I have known this method working in ASUS and Gigabyte brand.

Warning! this method changes your Bios firmware version to the latest one.įor Other brands’ User (currently Mac only) This guide should be working on Window OS only!ġ.) Go to official Gigabyte website and download the latest App Center and app.Ģ.) Install App Center first and install the app.ģ.) Open the app and Click ‘Face Wizard’Ĥ.) Browse your desired image to change and follow the instruction. The individual steps for the BIOS Patching are detailed below:

#Uefitool x299 mac os#

However, you are ok with another coding method which is fixable in Mac OS as well.īased on the ideas and instructions of from InsanelyMac and from Tonymacx86, I modified an iMacPro.RAW file that achieved by Gigabyte User (Windows only) If you have a Gigabyte board, you are lucky to have easy fix method in Windows OS. But I found this guide and applied it to new boot screen image. Since this logo’s resolution is so small, it looks stretched and ugly in my 4k and 5k resolution monitors. If you use a different brand of board, you can change the logo through a custom BIOS created using UEFI Tool. Gigabyte users can easily change using the apps provided by Gigabyte.

Thanks in advance and please take your time, my friend.In this guide, we will change the motherboard’s brand logo on the first boot screen to the image of a custom iMac Pro. Please clearly explain what is what when providing the requested information. If without connecting any USB-C device to any TTR port at boot, DSB2 is not populated, reboot with a USB-C device connected to any TTR port at boot and upload the resulting IOREG.save in consequence.

#Uefitool x299 Patch#

Once we have the baseline TB BIOS settings, you boot your system with exactly this SSDT-X299-TB3HP.aml (attached below), SSDT-DTGP.aml and exactly this AsEvil-iMacPro-ASUS-PX299D2-XHCI.kext (implemented in the Github repository) in your EFI-Folder (with the 10.13.6 USB port limit patch enabled in your ist) and you upload the resulting IOREG.save. Or do you need either 'Thunderbolt USB Support' and/or 'Thunderbolt Boot Support' enabled to make TB and USB-C work at all? Wait time in ms after applying Force Pwr 200 Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide