7480 Thunderbolt not working #15
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I am afraid not, sorry. I have searched for lots of infomation about the thunderbolt, but finially I only found the way to enable USB-C in cold-starting. Accroding to the Internet infomation, it is possible that the thunderbolt of E7480 is not supported from Apple, so it may not work properly. I will find more infomation later, but I don't have thunderbolt devices, so maybe I can't test if it really works well. |
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You can try the latest release, I have tested it and it works. (It does not show on the TB section.)
Here is the NVME section
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Thx for the updates. I loaded your recent efi and unfortunately it causes a reboot loop during loading OS X. I'm happy to provide a boot log - please let me know how to obtain one |
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Wait a minute, let me check the config.plist again |
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By the way, do you have the |
DEBUG VID DID SVID SDID ASPM Vendor Name Device Name Class Name SubClass Name IOReg Name IOReg IOName Device Path00:00.0 8086 5904 1028 07A0 Disabl Intel Corporation Xeon E3-1200 v6/7th Gen Core Processor Host Bridge Bridge Host bridge /pci8086,5904@0 pci8086,5904 PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0) Blackmagic is my thunderbolt 3 device connected (system loaded with your previous release) |
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May you try this one. |
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still the same. Its the error generated when loaded old EFI after reboot |
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okey, sorry about that, it is not the thunderbolt problem, it is the problem of Graphic, I will check it. |
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This one should be okey. |
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I can confirm the system is booting now but Blackmagic Multimedia device is still not recognized correctly |
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Do you install their thunderbolt drivers for your product? |
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just reinstalled BM app and no change. I plugged the same device with the same cable to my M1 and everything is working correctly. The device and TB cable are ok. I will test later TB network adapter |
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I delete unnecessary device, try one more time. |
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still not too happy : |
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Maybe you can try injecting the device in OpenCore Configurator |
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It's my TB config. |
Yes, the config is as same as mine. |
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hah, let me learn how to manually inject it and I will come back to you ;P |
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hah, okey |
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Thunderbolt Ethernet (apple) works just fine. I'm not sure why Blackmagic is so temperamenta |
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Maybe media device is not fully supported, so normally there are separated thunderbolt drivers for media device. |
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For hot Plug Try to activate vtd from the bios, and disable kernel/quirks disableiomap, so as to have on your Ioreg the Apple vtd and then try if it works hotplug |
I have tried it, it doesn't work. I think the main problem is the thunderbolt device is not the same as the model (JH6540 in the laptop and JH7540 in the model). Therefore, we can not load the thunderbolt driver although we force it power on. |
Heya - I've got a problem with a thunderbolt port - it is detecting USB-C drive but is not detecting TB3 device (like Blackmagic)
Everything is enabled in the bios (dual boot and windows works perfectly fine) - I can rule out cable or TB device problem.
TB section says Thunderbolt/USB4: No drivers are loaded.
Do you have any solution?
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