[Log:Exitibs:Start] 2022-06014t21:39:19

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Hi!
I use an open core 0.6.1.
So when trying to install mac os, big sure stops at [Log:Exit is:Start] 2022-06014t21:39:19 and freezes, maybe someone has encountered such a problem?

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CPU: Athlon 3000g
RAM: Samsung 3x4 12 gb
Motherboard: Msi b450m pro vfh max

 
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Okay so I found, actually the CpuTscSync was missing an extra bit of info - the executable path Contents/MacOS/CpuTscSync (that's why it crashed)
so I've added it in. I've also moved it up the kernel loading chain, so it should work now I think. I've also added the missing fields that OC mentioned
in your last post (as it is OC 0.7.9). Give it a try.
 

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My fingers are crossed!.
 

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Okay so I found, actually the CpuTscSync was missing an extra bit of info - the executable path Contents/MacOS/CpuTscSync (that's why it crashed)
so I've added it in. I've also moved it up the kernel loading chain, so it should work now I think. I've also added the missing fields that OC mentioned
in your last post (as it is OC 0.7.9). Give it a try.
I don't understand anything, the memory panic has remained, what else could be the problem, I don't know
 

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This needs to be set to true.

Screen Shot 2022-06-16 at 9.23.29 AM.png
 

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do you think it will help ?
Welcome to the world of Hackintosh my friend. I noticed a lot of kexts are set to false, when they should probably be set to true, experiment and see what happens.
 
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I don't understand anything, the memory panic has remained, what else could be the problem, I don't know
Alright try this. I've made some changes to the boot-arg including craighazan's recommendation.
 

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I started NVRAM. With CSM, it freezes on a black screen for me
Okay try this.
I've disabled the Vega64 in the boot-arg settings and PCIRoot device properties.
As I know the Vega 3 works in the VCS, I'm counting on that to boot with it.
 

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Okay try this.
I've disabled the Vega64 in the boot-arg settings and PCIRoot device properties.
As I know the Vega 3 works in the VCS, I'm counting on that to boot with it.
it didn't help
 

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the same result

That can't be right...because the settings should not keep staying like this time after time without any change.

I want to ask, when you boot into the system, do you press any keys at all?
For example do you press the boot keys beforehand to select your drive?
Also is your config file inside EFI/OC folder and not outside of it? Just want to make sure.
 

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That can't be right...because the settings should not keep staying like this time after time without any change.

I want to ask, when you boot into the system, do you press any keys at all?
For example do you press the boot keys beforehand to select your drive?
Also is your config file inside EFI/OC folder and not outside of it? Just want to make sure.
I have not changed anything, the loading is already on my USB stick, the config is in EFI/OC
 
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I have not changed anything, the loading is already on my USB stick, the config is in EFI/OC
Okay. Have you disabled HPET in the BIOS?
 
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