[SOLVED!] NMI Panic in AMD Ryzen 7 5700X + GA B550M Aorus Elite (v1.3) + Asus TUF 6700XT

[tascoEleven]

Hello community,
Recently, I tried to install macOS Sonoma 14.2.1 on a Ryzen CPU. However, after a lengthy verbose process, I found that the installer did not take me to the Recovery menu but instead restarted and returned to the OpenCore picker again. I tried recording it with my smartphone and then slowed down the video. I found that there was a kernel panic NMI Processor (attached image). I've tried running it with just one RAM stick, but there was no effect. I've also tried disconnecting all storage devices, but it didn't make any difference either. Does this mean there's a hardware issue, or is it possibly an incompatible kernel patch? Windows and ZorinOS installed just fine. Any help will be appreciated.

[SOLVED]
It was issue with RTL8111.kext.

Image and panic are attached.

 

[Edhawk]

Make sure you have disabled the Thunderbolt device in your bios, as that maybe causing the NMI kernel panic.

It can be enabled once you have macOS installed.

 

[tascoEleven]

Make sure you have disabled the Thunderbolt device in your bios, as that maybe causing the NMI kernel panic.

It can be enabled once you have macOS installed.

Turn out it was issue with RLL8111.kext
If it's enabled, the installer stuck at that point. But if it was disabled, installer boots fine.