ASUS ThunderboltEX 4 (Disables wake from sleep)
Skill Level: Intermediate to Advanced
Guide to address the sleep/wake issues encountered with ASUS ThunderboltEX 4 on a Hackintosh setup.
- Verify BIOS Settings: Ensure that Thunderbolt support is enabled in the BIOS and that power management settings are correctly configured.
- Update Thunderbolt Firmware: Check for the latest firmware updates for the ThunderboltEX 4 card from ASUS.
- Adjust USB Mapping: Revisit your USB port mapping to accommodate the internal USB 2.0 header for the Thunderbolt card, ensuring no conflicts with existing ports.
- Examine ACPI Patches: In your config.plist, verify that you have the appropriate ACPI patches for Thunderbolt support.
- Modify Config.plist: Experiment with different sleep-related settings in the config.plist file, like darkwake modes.
- Check Thunderbolt Drivers in macOS: Ensure that the drivers and kernel extensions for Thunderbolt are correctly installed and loaded.
- Consult Online Forums: Look for similar setups on forums like tonymacx86 or Reddit for user experiences and solutions.
Note: The solution might vary based on the specific Hackintosh build and macOS version. Careful adjustment and testing are recommended.
Greetings - I'm looking for some help to get pointed in the right direction. I just installed an ASUS ThunderboltEX 4 add in card. It took a bit of doing but it is working fine under Win 11 (dual boot system). This is a new build so I do not have it profiled just yet. The motherboard is a ASUS ROG Strix Z690-e. The card resides in a Gen3 slot (RP05) on the board.
Since installing the card and adjusting my USB mapping to accommodate the internal USB 2.0 header connection to the newly...
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Since installing the card and adjusting my USB mapping to accommodate the internal USB 2.0 header connection to the newly...
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