You may need to use a USB to Ethernet adapter so you have a working internet connection in macOS. These UGREEN adapters work perfectly well for me in macOS., when troubleshooting Ethernet issues...
The most common working process for the MmioWhitelist entries is that only the second entry needs to be enabled, the other four can be disabled. But your system may not follow that process.
If your Ethernet controller doesn’t work when you install macOS Ventura, you may need to use a USB to Ethernet adapter so you have a working connection.
These UGREEN USB to Ethernet adapters work in macOS without any issues...
Post #701 at the top of this page has the AMD 4-core vmdk, which works with Tahoe.
Just make sure you read the guide and follow the optimisation instructions in section 8 of the first post in this thread.
If I was angry I would have made that clear. I definitely wouldn't be responding to your whiny posts.
If you follow the guide by @tucano2000 in the first post and make the edits recommended in the subsequent posts you should have a working macOS VM.
If you deviate from the guide, then you are...
Try booting with this revised EFI folder. See if it gets you any further along the process.
I have corrected the CPU core count. You have an 8-core/16-thread CPU, not a 16-core CPU.
Enabled the AM5 Kernel patch.
Revised the Kexts in the EFI, removing those not required.
Added SSDT-EC.aml and...
You should have a read of this success story. It will provide you with a clear process to follow.
https://forum.amd-osx.com/threads/asus-x670e-gene-efi-adaptable-to-other-x670-x670e-b650-and-b650e-boards.4160/
Your Ryzen 7 6800H (mobile CPU) will have 8-cores and 16-threads. Not 16-Cores.
So I would recommend using the 4-core VM OC setup, which leaves you with an equal amount of cores available for the Host OS (Windows).
At least you only allocated half the RAM that is available to the VM.
Have you...
No idea, as I have no idea what do you want to do with macOS!
Of the most recent releases, I prefer macOS Sequoia but that is a bare metal installation not a VM.
You should be ok using the Apple Software Update process going to either version of macOS.
Sequoia will be a more straightforward option, as your Sonoma EFI is likely to work as it is without the need for any edits. Assuming the current kexts are up to date.
Tahoe requires a cut down Kexts...
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