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How aware are you of the proper bios settings? There is a thread here that has a very similar board and the user posters his EFI folder. You'd have to change the CPU core counts again. https://forum.amd-osx.com/threads/msi-b550m-sequoia.5882/ He also seems to be using OCLP which you may or may...

There are four Kernel patches to apply your core counts to, you only changed the first one which will not allow you to boot Sequoia. Edit them all, especially the last one. Clear NVRAM and try again.

What do you mean you rebuilt it, you changed hardware (which seems less likely) or you changed your EFI?

Without being able to see your entire EFI folder, which would give everyone a better idea of what you have going, I can tell that you haven't adjusted your Kernel patches to reflect the core count of your CPU. You have a six core CPU, follow the instructions below to learn how to do that using...

Nothing that works, possibly in the future but not now. Alternatives to getting ethernet working would be adding a USB Ethernet Dongle or a supported Pcie Ethernet card.

@GameX the issue is it isn’t an intel card as both windows and hackintool report, it’s a mediatek chipset that isn’t supported. The description on Amazon is a bit deceptive

To be frank your EFI is overly complex for the system you have, the new port mapping looks good but prior to it how your computer ever was able to sleep is beyond me. You are loading 24 kexts some of which must conflict and potentially cause issues, a quick example would be using both...

There are an incredible amount of posts here, and on other Hackintosh sites, stating about the same thing as your post. Put another way it a vary very common issue and the fix is almost always the same. Sleep/ Wake problems are almost always caused by improper USB Port Mapping. I downloaded your...

That makes a lot of sense. Rolling all the various files into one easily implemented SSDT would be ideal.

No other SSDTs should be needed? I used MaciASL and after compiling it saves the file without an extension (no .aml) and I didn't feel like adding that to the almost 50 files. There is a nice pause now before the boot loser screen displays and then another one after selecting the drive to boot...

Very good, I will do that soon and report back. I have another Z890 MSI board I would like to test as well but one thing at a time

So to use the output I should compile the "SSDT-Force -individual" dsl files and then load them into the ACPI folder in OpenCore? I'm at a bit of a loss what to do with the output, my apologies

I used SSDT from within windows, hope that works

I'm interested in testing, I replied over at Insanelymac

Most USB to ethernet adapters work natively, I bought this one a couple years ago and it worked fine. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08KWC7D78?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_13&th=1

I don't believe that has been solved, Mieze who crafted the original kext has said it would take a complete rewrite. The current work around is an add in supported Pcie ethernet card, there are several options, or use a USB to Ethernet adapter.

I'm not sure where you are seeing Monterey but in the screen shot you uploaded it says it is Determining required patch set for Darwin 24 which is what Sequoia uses.

Hi @Reigen welcome to the forum. The X870 boards are all very similar in terms of overall compatibility. Unfortunately if the board has the newer Wifi 7/ Bluetooth M2 card, like the Asus board you are interested in, neither will work. The only fix is to replace the onboard card or add a Pcie...

Not a lot of information provided in your post....the one issue I can identify from your build description is that AM5 iGPUs are not supported in macOS. There is no fix for that, if you are serous about running it you should look into a supported AMD graphics card...

Hello @19MORPH69 The first thing that stands out is you haven't updated the kernel patches that support Sequoia, the older version you are using is fine for Sonoma.