Zen 4 PCI Bus Enumeration Patch for Ventura #196
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Added a new patch that bypasses a problem with PCI bus enumeration in Ventura that affects certain AM5 motherboards with built-in Thunderbolt and built-in WiFi. This patch is disabled by default.
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This pull request adds the Zen 4 PCI bus enumeration patch for Ventura. Asus AM5 motherboards with built-in Thunderbolt and built-in WiFi are affected. Boards from other manufacturers may also be affected. The patch is disabled by default.
Description of Problem and Patch:
https://forum.amd-osx.com/threads/ryzen-7000-testing.3318/page-106#post-27656