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Yes, the latest EFI folders attached to post #1 in this thread are compatible with Tahoe. But only if you want to run macOS as a Virtual Machine on a desktop system. Configuring OpenCore for a laptop is difficult because Apple never used a similar AMD setup, simple really. So an AMD laptop...

The SKHynix drive won’t work well with macOS, you will need to replace it with a compatible drive. You need to change the internal graphics VRAM to ‘Auto’ in the Bios, so macOS allocates 2GB of Ram to the AMD IGPU. 500MB isn’t enough to drive macOS. No idea if your system Ethernet, WiFi or...

You need to boot with the OpenCore Debug version and follow the guidelines in the link below. So you can extract the MmioWhitelist entries for your system. It doesn’t matter if your system doesn’t boot to macOS, as the settings to generate the MmioWhitelist entries will be in the OC log that...

Off the top of my head your setup is missing the following elements: ACPI patches, which are required for AM5 systems. The config.plist doesn’t have any MmioWhitelist entries. The AM5 Kernel patch (No. 18) in your config.plist is not enabled. There were other elements that need attention out...

Booting in to a prohibited symbol usually means the USB port you are using for the installer has been dropped as part of the switch from Bios control, to OpenCore control and finally to the macOS installer control. Often a USB port that happily boots the OpenCore EFI and installer will be...

If I am honest what you were asking wasn't clear, so you got my best stab at an answer. The options below might be more what you are looking for. 1. Are you using RestrictEvents.kext and the revpatch=auto,sbvmm boot argument in your setup? https://github.com/acidanthera/RestrictEvents The...

Use System Settings > General > Software Update pane to select the update.

Check the Device ID for your Sapphire RX 570 2GB dGPU. Just to make sure it is compatible. Given you plan to use an older dGPU you might be best served installing Ventura in the first instance, as it caused less issues than the newer macOS releases with older Polaris dGPU's and Broadcom...

Read and follow the instructions in the guide, as that is an early kernel panic, which most likely means you haven’t been as precise with the process as you might have been. Some information about your system and which VM file you have used would be useful.

Which discrete AMD Graphics card are going to be using? I ask because the AMD Integrated GPU in your CPU isn’t supported in macOS. Here is a link to see which old AMD dGPU’s are compatible with macOS. https://dortania.github.io/GPU-Buyers-Guide/modern-gpus/amd-gpu.html No point anyone...

You need to use the standard Intel bios settings, linked below. https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Install-Guide/config.plist/sandy-bridge.html#intel-bios-settings

What was the error/verbose text showing when you booted with the revised EFI?

Try this revised EFI, see if it helps. Post a screenshot if the system KP's. I am not sure if you need the NullEthernet.kext for your system, as you have a builtin WiFi card that should work. But that shouldn't be an issue during the installation of Monterey. It will be more obvious if it...

I will have a look at the EFI and spec sheet when I am at my desk later today.

Just updated my 2 x HP EliteDesk 705 G5 mini desktop systems with the latest release of Ventura and Tahoe. No issues with any of the updates using the EFI folder attached above.

Provide a copy of your OpenCore EFI folder so we can see what you are using. Also provide a full list of the main components in the laptop, or a link to the manufacturer’s specifications page. The Intel HD4400 isn’t natively supported by macOS, it requires a fake device ID from a HD4600 in...

Yes, that UGREEN USB to Ethernet adapter will work with macOS. Even says so on one of the other images in the side navigation panel. https://assets.spares.nu/products/gallery/50922_9gUY0O5mlLlALog09RLop.jpg

I would need to see your whole EFI folder to see what needs fixing for your B450 system. Zip a copy of your EFI folder and attach it to a post here. Then we can see about fixing any issues. Your Hack is fairly standard for a B450 system, with nothing totally untoward in the components listed...

You might want to look at adding RestrictEvents.kext and the revpatch=auto,sbvmm boot arguments. The ‘auto’ entry will fix the Memory and PCIe slot messages that arise when using the MacPro7,1 SMBIOS on a Hack. The ‘sbvmm’ entry helps with future over the air (OTA) updates for macOS Tahoe...

No, as sleep and hibernation don’t work the same on a Hack as they do for a real Mac.