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On the Vanilla AMD GitHub page on the left hand side there is a button that says “ Master”. Click on it and see in the drop down menu it says “Beta”. Click on that and download the patches.

You didn't update the kernel patches properly, the Max Kernel value is still set to 23.99.99, which refers to Sonoma, and so will not load when trying to run Sequoia. That value should be 24.99.99 instead. You probably didn't download the beta version of the patches, you have to switch from...

I assumed you already had updated the kernel patches so my bad, that's mandatory and then changing Misc/ Security to Disabled at a minimum.

In your EFI you have a series of Broadcom kexts loading before your core kexts such as Lilu, VirtualSMC and Whatevergreen. Those really should all load first but probably worked anyway. I disabled them and then changed Misc/ Security to Disabled which was probably the issue.

Nothing attached, there was a file included with your post but when I tried to download it I got the message the file didn't exist. Now there is no attachment, please reupload your EFI.

Usually the Booter/ MmioWhitelist values own the config.plist differ from Gigabyte to Asus. If you have updated the bios that allows the 8000 or 9000 series processors to run it gets more complicated. What version bios are you running?

Well it could be but your EFI was created for a Dell Intel notebook and is never going to work. It's so wrong it's basically trash, try searching the forum or GitHub for your processor or at least an AMD notebook or mini pc with Renoir graphics for an idea of what the EFI should look like.

What have you tried? Its very possible your SK hynix PC601 HFS256GD9TNG-L2A0A may not be compatible. ,

I'm not sure you read the posts above very carefully, he said he got macOS loaded but graphic acceleration wouldn't work (never will) and was looking to see if he could purchase a HX99G instead.

Thanks for clarifying that, I was wondering about that. There is no sense in him trying to install, if he ever got that far the computer would be virtually unusable.

It should be similar to this but your wifi/ bluetooth module won't work, it's not supported. https://forum.amd-osx.com/threads/genmachine-ren5000.4843/

Not a problem with your EFI, your USB Boot drive is not set up correctly. The only one who can fix that is you.....I would search YouTube for guides how to create the installer media in Windows since the Dortania guide isn't doing it for you. There quite a few of them out there.

Easy enough to add serial numbers, SYMBIOSIS is set to MacPro 7,1

As long as OpenCore kept loading, no it’s normal.

Well I'd have to guess you didn't follow the instructions properly, I've never done this myself so I can't really help except to suggest to start over and take your time reading the instructions.

My suggestion is that before you delve into another project sort out Ethernet first. The card you linked is an intel based card and should work with the correct kexts but will not give you airdrop. You would need a Fenvi T919 Pcie card for that along with OpenCore Legacy Patcher app which...

Those instructions apply only if you have access to a working Mac. Its a little more complicated in Windows but instructions for dong that are located here: https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Install-Guide/installer-guide/windows-install.html

From the post above Try remaking your macOS Installation drive/app, as it could be your installer is borked. Erase the current macOS Installation drive. Delete the macOS installation app you previously downloaded. Download a new copy of the Sonoma installation app. Format your USB pen drive as...

Your USB drive is not set up correctly, if done right at boot it will show an icon of the version of macOS you are installing and say InstallSonoma or some such label.