Recent content by Edhawk

I have attached a revised EFI folder for you to try. See if this gets you any further along the installation process.

I will have a look at your OC EFI later tonight. I have found KIOXIA drives to be problematic whenever I have come across them in a Mini PC or laptop. Ended up replacing them with a macOS compatible Western Digital drive, repurposed the KIOXIA drive to run Windows where they work without any...

The only thing that is consistent in the 3 x screen images of the verbose text is an ‘AppleNVMe Failure’. This is likely caused by your KIOXIA NVMe drive. It is not uncommon for Laptop NVMe drives to not play well with macOS. The best option would be to replace it with a macOS compatible...

You should be using a System Definition that doesn’t have or expect an Intel IGPU to be present, I.e. MacPro7,1 SMBIOS with your AMD Hack. If you are using an iMac20,x SMBIOS, which expects an Intel IGPU you need to change it. Changing the GPU for another compatible card sounds like a good idea.

CoreAnalyticsHub kernel panic - Common Causes & Fixes Incorrect ACPI / SSDT Tables: Missing or misconfigured ACPI patches—such as incorrect SSDT-PLUG(or SSDT-PLUG-ALT for newer CPUs) or missing embedded controller patches (SSDT-EC)—frequently cause this. Recompile your ACPI tables directly from...

Do not downgrade your EFI folder contents. Your OC 1.0.7 EFI should work with Sonoma, assuming you have the latest AMD Kernel Patches in your config.plist, or at least a version of the AMD Kernel patches that includes Sonoma for the MaxKernel (23.99.99). Going by the use of OC 1.0.7 I would...

No, do not replace your current working EFI. Never use OCLP to create an EFI for a Hack, it isn’t designed for that purpose. It creates EFI’s for real Macs only. The only time a Hack user should use OCLP is to run root patching. I had the same issue in Monterey, root patches not available...

Looking in your /EFI/OC/Kexts folder I would try running with the RadeonSensor.kext and SMCRadeonGPU.kext disabled and see if that makes any difference. These sensor kexts can often be problematic in macOS. In your config.plist you have enabled the 2 x Fix PAT Kernel Patches created by...

It is unlikely to be an issue with your setup, but saying that you are using USBMapDummy.kext, when you should be using USBMap.kext. USBMapDummy.kext is normally only used while undertaking the USB port discovery, not as the end product of your custom USB configuration. When the system is idle...

I have rebuilt my AMD Sabertooth FX990 / FX 8320 / RX 580 system on a test frame to check out the black screen issues you ran into and can confirm the following: Big Sur fully supports the RX 580 / 590 dGPU, as the Polaris drivers don’t require the AVX2.0 CPU Instruction Set. When Apple dropped...

Why are you asking the AI for information? If you stick to the setup provided in the guide it works.

That's a very good guide for an AMD system to run macOS as a VM. Have you worked your way through the first few pages of the guide, as there are a number of really essential tips contained in the posts on those pages. Reading them might help with the slow speed and other as yet unrealised issues.

Can you answer the question? If we don't know which method/guide you used, how can we be expected to be able to help you? Stick to troubleshooting your Mini-PC. Introducing another system (Corsair) doesn't help anyone.

I will have a look at the latest version later today. I’m out till late afternoon today.

I've run the app on a Lenovo Thinkpad E14 Gen 4 AMD laptop, to compare it to what I have from my current Hackintool USBPorts.kext. The laptop has 2 x USB controllers XHC0 (6 x ports) and XHC1 (2 x ports). XHC0 Controller: Left side Type-C (with switch) Left side Type-A (USB3) Right side...