Darkvoid
Darkvoid
@Richylitschy, try the attached `SSDT-TYPC`. Also modify your config.plist and remove all dropped tables under the "DropTables" key. This should make the XPS 13 behave as "vanilla" as possible. [SSDT-TYPC.aml.zip](https://github.com/the-darkvoid/XPS9360-macOS/files/3000177/SSDT-TYPC.aml.zip)
The latest 10.14.6 update added an update with regards to NVMe support. In the `System Report` screen under `NVMe Express`, it now shows `Generic SSD Controller`. I believe this might...
NVMeFix is now part of the repo, anyone seeing a positive change?
I just commited an update for OpenCore 0.5.8. Give that a try? Audio bootup chime is still pending.
Looks like the kexts didn't copy over properly from the repo symlink, thats why OpenCore cannot find Info.plist. Make sure you actually copy them over and not the symlinks.
Certainly should not happen, do you see anything stand out in dmesg output after initial boot?
Since macOS 10.14.6, a 3rd party NVMe SSD controller is now identified as a "Generic SSD Controller", but is unknown if this helps NVMe power management in any way. Someone...
@rostopira, NVMeFixup.kext was just updated hopefully fixing some kernel panic issues.
With Catalina onwards, you should not require any kext to enable the webcam.
If it works for a bit and then stops, its unlikely to be a kext driver issue. Start by removing programs from your load on startup selection to debug.