XiaoMi-Pro-Hackintosh
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Using HP Z32 4k@60Hz monitor
State the model
- Xiaomi NoteBook Pro 15.6'' GTX
State the version of the EFI
- XiaoMi NoteBook Pro EFI v1.5.4
Describe the bug
- I use 4k monitor HP z32, but resolution is Full HD and there is no option to change it to 4k.
Screenshots
Attach your entire EFI folder my_efi.zip
Attach system.log log.txt
There’s no way for GTX to enable 4k@60Hz unless someone who have your laptop model can unlock 64dvmt, like https://github.com/daliansky/XiaoMi-Pro-Hackintosh/wiki/Set-DVMT-to-64mb
There’s no way for GTX to enable 4k@60Hz unless someone who have your laptop model can unlock 64dvmt, like https://github.com/daliansky/XiaoMi-Pro-Hackintosh/wiki/Set-DVMT-to-64mb
@stevezhengshiqi Thank you!
You can modify TM1707 DVMT with the offset below. I can modified Cyb and FallenChromium script for TM1707 if someone need it.
Mi Notebook Pro GTX (TM1707) BIOS Version: XMAKB5RRP0C05
DVMT Pre-Allocated Address: 0xDF Options: 0x1: 32M (default) 0x2: 64M (recommend)
DVMT Total Gfx Mem Address: 0xE0 Options: 0x1: 128M 0x2: 256M (default) 0x3: MAX (recommend)
CFG Lock Address: 0x3C Options: 0x0: Disabled (recommend) 0x1: Enabled (default)
BIOS Lock Address: 0x17 Options: 0x0: Disabled (recommend) 0x1: Enabled (default)
You can modify TM1707 DVMT with the offset below. I can modified Cyb and FallenChromium script for TM1707 if someone need it.
Mi Notebook Pro GTX (TM1707) BIOS Version: XMAKB5RRP0C05
DVMT Pre-Allocated Address: 0xDF Options: 0x1: 32M (default) 0x2: 64M (recommend)
DVMT Total Gfx Mem Address: 0xE0 Options: 0x1: 128M 0x2: 256M (default) 0x3: MAX (recommend)
CFG Lock Address: 0x3C Options: 0x0: Disabled (recommend) 0x1: Enabled (default)
BIOS Lock Address: 0x17 Options: 0x0: Disabled (recommend) 0x1: Enabled (default)
@goodyttoor Thank you for found this offsets. It would be great to modify script
@goodyttoor Can you share script, please?
@stevezhengshiqi I changed offsets of @goodyttoor post. This is awesome! It works like a charm. But I didn't use script, I used RU.EFI . I think, you can add this offsets to a readme.
@stevezhengshiqi I changed offsets of @goodyttoor post. This is awesome! It works like a charm. But I didn't use script, I used RU.EFI . I think, you can add this offsets to a readme.
Thanks for testing! Will add to BIOS docs later.