Finally...Big Sur success!

m0>

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Man, I thought I would never be able to get this dang OS installed on the AMD box. I had to actually do the opposite of much of the advice I received and the tons of tutorials I watched/read. I guess OpenCore is still pretty much evolving along with the OS itself, so I can't really give a general 'what works', but using the latest OC release and starting with Mojave was the ticket for me.


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3700x/x570 I Aorus/Sabrent PCI-E 4 500 GB NVM-e/ Vega 64/32 gigs 3600 DDR 4
 
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glvercellone

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Ciao m0>,
Congratulations!

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dramsey

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Man, I thought I would never be able to get this dang OS installed on the AMD box. I had to actually do the opposite of much of the advice I received and the tons of tutorials I watched/read. I guess OpenCore is still pretty much evolving along with the OS itself, so I can't really give a general 'what works', but using the latest OC release and starting with Mojave was the ticket for me.


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3700x/x570 I Aorus/Sabrent PCI-E 4 500 GB NVM-e/ Vega 64/32 gigs 3600 DDR 4
Could you perhaps share your EFI folder? Your configuration is the same as mine-- 3700X on X570, with a Vega 64 card. I've upgraded Opencore to 0.6.4, and updated all my kexts, and applied the recommended patches to Kernel->Patches, and run the Big Sur installer. After the first reboot, when I direct it to boot from "MacOS Installer", I get the white Apple and it just sits there forever.

I've rebuilt my config file a dozen times and re-checked everything. Obviously I'm missing something...
 
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