Recent content by leesurone

Where is the installation stopping, same as post #7? Also best to avoid trying to install Tahoe for now, it'll just make your effort more difficult

Were you able to complete install using the offline method of whatever version of macOS you chose? If so does Ethernet work?

Hello @leone your machine should be able to run Sequoia with minimal issues but your EFI, to be kind, is a nonstarter. You are missing any of the critical ACPI files and patches needed to boot and your CPU core counts are incorrect for the 7700x processor you have. The other issue is AMD systems...

@Edhawk and @blackrcses if all else is equal it's possible the SSD is incompatible with macOS being It is a GEN 4 SSD utilizing a Phison controller. There is limited support for GEN 4 SSDs and Phison controllers are notorious for causing problems. If another SSD is available it might be worth...

Apologies for the bad advice. Knowing now you have a B550 chipset board I would advance you are missing SSDT-CPUR.aml. There could be other issues as well but that by itself stands out and probably why your system stops loading OpenCore so early...

As soon as I saw his motherboard information I knewI had given him wrong information, somehow I thought his CPU was AM5.

Best to add your full system specs, at minimum include what motherboard. I'd also include the type of SSDs you are using as some are incompatible. To get verbose boot the easiest way to is to add -v to your boot argument but you have other issues. You have no Booter/ MmioWhitelist entries in...

Nice post, what is the expected native capacity in macOS ? What is the real time difference between Windows, which is the preferred gaming platform, and whatever version of macOS you are running?

Are you sure its whatever version of macOS or OpenCore that is affecting gaming performance? You don't say what games you are running but the AMD RX 470 is an almost 10 year old 4GB card. That would seem to be a bottle neck in itself. For 2024 PC gaming, minimum graphics cards mean running at...

Possibly @fabiosun has some tips, he maybe using the 10gbs controller he has instead. If all else fails you can purchase a pcie compatible Ethernet card or USB Ethernet adapter. The later is available in various connection speeds

Hello @TheNemesis47 , the prohibited sign usually means the USB port you are using is not recognized after OpenCore starts to load. You are using UTBDefault.kext which basically does nothing as far as I am concerned. Beyond that I notice your EFI folder was likely borrowed from a laptop user...

@rrysio6, in your config.plist you need to enable DummyPowerManagement under Kernel/ Emulation, otherwise the system will always freeze. To enable Ethernet you need to load the correct kext. You have LucyRTL8125Ethernet.kext in your EFI, its disabled, but as you have an intel controller like...

Actually this drive is not recommend for long term use but is probably not causing the boot issues. My thoughts are the lack of proper USB Port mapping could be the problem. UTBDefault.kext is just a work around.

Hey @xfastarrow , for help we need a lot more details on your hardware, Motherboard, CPU, Graphics card, SSDs and version of macOS you are trying to load are needed. Also please zip and upload your EFI folder.

Make sure your bios settings are correct after the update, if they are fine and it still hangs on boot you may need new ACPI patching.