Cyberdevs
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You need to use both folders, put them inside the EFI partition of the MacBook's disk. -
try this: MacBook4,1 2.zip
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I mean it's too bad that it didn't work.
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@Sebseb Give this a try, I just updated the kexts (except for intel WiFi/BT) and the OC. https://mega.nz/file/u2plkTxI#MOltZYg9X3BL96ybkIhvbkIJ1iUxor6LjADYsqM23DA Which macOS are you trying to install/use?
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That's a bummer, I guess I need to update your initial EFI without removing anything and see how that plays out. Give me some time to do that.
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Good morning
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No worries. So the first EFI worked then, but I guess the USB kext and ACPI related files might need to be replaced with your own files, which I guess I did replace them. What about the second EFI which I uploaded? I updated your own EFI and removed some files which might have not been necessary. Did it work?
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try this: This is based on your original EFI with updated OC: https://mega.nz/file/OuZUhQyJ#_ddGOvcVDX3j04UaInuQ0CdPh5_b0TepYGzst40IKMI
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It didn't boot at all?
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@Sebseb You need to use the MacBook4,1 for your MacBook, I've generated and and uploaded it to the repo.
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On my rig I changed the value of this setting to add more power to the CPU it's set to 230 I have a 12900K CPU so it might be different for your CPU. But I guess if you use the initial settings as you have in the post above it will automatically change the values for you. Test them and use GeekBench to see if can provide better scores when you choose between those setting.
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Ok, give this EFI a try, Don't replace your current EFI just put the new one on a USB disk and boot your system from USB and test. You can change the SMBIOS like Serial Number, MLB, etc. settings if you want. Since I don't have an Intel NUC system to test you need to do the testing yourself. EFI 01.zip
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The time in BIOS is not relevant to the macOS or Windows time but you can set the correct time in BIOS and see if that affects the macOS or Windows. I have the same issue on my Z690 rig where time is shown incorrectly in BIOS but once OS is loaded the time is show correctly.
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I don’t think you’re going to need the RTCMemoryFixup unless you experience the BIOS reset issues on boot The CPUFriend and HibernationFixup might be helpful but they are not necessary in most cases.
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I’ll check it out in a while I moved the topic to general section so anyone can have access. I’ll fix it and get back to you.
