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Well what can I say @PoMpIs? Congratulations are in order...you did a fine job! :D(y)

EB|LOG:EXITBS:START usually means you need to add -no_compat_check to the boot-arg to bypass.

Hi @eduard0, Have you tried adding AppleMCEReporterDisabler.kext to your build? It is a vital kext to add to boot Monterey 12.4 and beyond.

Okay. If the WiFi is working great then we can leave it alone. But when I mentioned the LAN port drivers this would either be the IntelMausi, SmallTree8xxxx, LucyRTL8125Ethernet or AppleI2xx.kext drivers (if you have any of these in your build). These must be disabled and only e.1000=0 added to...

@PoMpIs, One thing I do want to mention to you. How I managed to get the Atari VCS Picasso APU to boot was that I used the following device properties plus enabled Whatevergreen. I may have enabled npci=0x2000 but that was about it - and it booted straight into Monterey. So looking at your...

Also set SecureBootModel to Disabled.

Okay then, try enabling SetupVirtualMap but using my EFI.

Okay @PoMpIs, I have done some changes to @ExtremeXT's EFI file which should help such as enabled the (expected) PTXH USB renames, added -no_compat_check (to get past the EB|LOG:EXITBS:START), rearranged the kexts (Lilu/WEG, AMDRyzenCPUPowerManagement was not loading first before...

@ExtremeXT I am assuming you added a SSDT-iGPU-Off.aml? Good going...that's what I was just thinking too! :D

They aren't useless. I've built many hackintoshes to know it works 100% of the time. And yes before you ask I've successfully booted into Monterey and Ventura using the AMD Picasso APU in my Atari VCS build here > https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-atari-vcs-2020-console.309903/

@PoMpIs, Just a note on the above post, I believe there is a minor error I made. You'll notice that the PCIRoot address for both are similar. Reason for this is - the top one is one I used for my B550 Vision D booting a RX6800 card. The second image on the bottom is using the PCIRoot from my...

@PoMpIs, Try adding this to your device properties and add agdpmod=pikera to the boot-arg. Also enable Whatevergreen.kext (very important step, please don't dismiss it as I have my reasons):

@DancingShinryu, For the WiFi I forgot to mention but in addition to the above settings I would try to use the Monterey stable version of the Airportitlwm.kext as yours would be the Intel AX201 so should work.

Okay, under your device properties try these: And under your boot-arg add e1000=0. And disable any Intel or Realtek LAN drivers that you currently have.

PoMpIs, I had a look at your EFI - I'm very surprised why do you not have any USB kexts installed at all? How is your system supposed to run without any sort of a USB map? Secondly, AGPMInjector.kext I don't think is required. You should try to remove it and add agdpmod=pikera back in. You may...

First of all congrats on being one of the first to get the new system! I think it looks promising from a performance and upgrade aspect. As for the IGPU issue see if you could try using this NVRAM boot-arg to disable the IGPU: -wegnoigpu If that doesn't work, you may have to resort to manually...

Yes I believe it is. It is similar spec to the Lenovo Legion 5 AMD 5800H w/ RX6600M which already boots Monterey so yes it should.

This is my setup. My 11900K Z590I Vision D with RX6600 runs Monterey on the left screen and an old Lenovo Core i5 PC runs Windows on the right. Below my left monitor I have a 2012 i5 Mac Mini Server and in front of that is my HP AMD M440 i7 Kaby Lake laptop. Just behind the monitor is an old...

The board can run macOS Monterey but not the 6750XT at the moment (it's not supported). You will have to change it to either a RX580/RX5600/5700XT/RX6600/6800 or RX6900XT for best results.

Hi there, I'm not sure about that, but you can certainly try my working Monterey/Ventura B550 build here attached below. I have made the adjustments required for your Ryzen 5 3600 and RX5600XT. The AppleI2xx ethernet LAN is the only driver enabled and should work with your board. If you have...