Recent content by Edhawk

Hello and welcome to the forum. First thing of note is that you should have a read of the ‘Storage’ section of the Anti-Hackintosh Buyers Guide, as it names your drive as one to avoid. As it isn’t compatible with macOS (any version)...

Questions 1. Is this wired memory usage normal for a Ryzen Hackintosh, or is something wrong? Most likely an app is hogging memory. Open Activity Monitor, which can be found in /Applications/Utilities folder or from LaunchPad. Navigate to the Memory tab and sort the open applications by memory...

Here is a link to an AMD macOS VM guide. https://forum.amd-osx.com/threads/mac-os-install-on-amd-ryzen-intel-vmware-opencore-improved-performance-works-with-tahoe-sequoia-sonoma-etc.4696/ It doesn’t include any patched kernels, but does contain full instructions for running a macOS VM on an...

Do the following: 1. Check the CPU fan connection is fully seated in the motherboard plug/fan header. 2. Check the fan cable is not damaged or being pinched by any other components when the base is attached. 3. Check the thermal paste hasn’t dried out and is no longer functioning. I replace the...

Have you checked the CPU & GPU temperatures when the freeze/crash occurred? CPU fan noise would indicate a cooling/thermal problem.

The RX 7600 XT isn’t supported in macOS, not in any version. Neither is the AMD IGPU in the Ryzen 5 9600X CPU. You would be better served running macOS as a Virtual Machine, see the guide linked below for instructions...

Ok, it is surprising how many people have a second EFI folder present that causes this macOS incompatibility issue. Check that you aren’t using a specific system ID in the SecureBootModel entry in your config.plist, this needs to be set as ‘Disabled’ for an AMD hack.

You are welcome, now get back to studying!

You need to check that you don’t have any other EFI folders present on the drive(s) installed in your computer. As that error is normally caused by using an incompatible SMBIOS when installing a new version of macOS.

Check the SMBIOS you are using is supported in macOS Tahoe. Apple dropped support for a lot of systems with the release of Tahoe, so we as AMD Hackintosh users need to use MacPro7,1. Run the NvramReset option from the OpenCore boot screen. This is essential if you have recently changed the...

Can you post a copy of the message in English (UK) so I can read it. Apple’s translation app can’t read or translate what you posted.

Are you using the EFI folder I provided above in post #11 or a different folder to boot to the OS? Not sure what would cause the system to kick you out of the OS, without giving some reason or message when you boot back into the OS.

Try this EFI folder, it includes the revised SSDT's and patches but not the UTBMap.kext. See how this goes.

Tips: Your Broadcom WiFi lost native support when Sonoma was released. So to continue using the Broadcom WiFi in Sonoma and Sequoia, with all the native Apple Features you need to install OpenCore Legacy Patcher (OCLP) and run the Root Patches for 'Modern WiFi'. I use the OCLP patching...

This is what the above UTBMAp.kext looks like when imported in to Hackintool's > USB tab. Note the table below is sorted by 'LocationID' column, to keep the USB ports under each Controller grouped in port order (logically). Unfortunately, Hackintool failed to Export a Tahoe compatible...