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Hi there, Thanks for your post. I believe your system could boot macOS but you’re going to have to disable your Nvidia discrete GPU because it is unsupported under macOS. Instead what you are going to have to do is disable your Nvidia discrete GPU in BIOS, delete Whatevergreen.kext from your...

Okay. With regards to the installations were you running Ventura public betas? That’s probably the reason why you could get it up to 13.5. 13.5 has only just been released officially, so you should be able to install it now. As for SIP, it depends. Most of the time we don’t need to disable it...

Okay try this one - I've updated some of the kexts plus also the load order.

Alright @Edwin, try this updated EFI (no.4). I believe it should work now.

Thanks @Edhawk! It’s so easy to overlook the settings sometimes

Hi Edwin, Please find enclosed the updated EFI for your system based upon my working Gigabyte B550 Vision D with 5900X & RX6800 build. I've made quite a number of changes to the EFI, and it should boot Ventura. I believe one of the reasons why your system wasn't booting properly was because of...

Thanks @craighazan, yes it was a real moment of joy indeed (when I finally got it working). TBH it was more kind of a shock really, because up until that point I hadn't expected it to work at all. I'd spent a good part of a day testing and tweaking and applied all the relevant changes from what...

@craighazan, Good news! It looks like I finally cracked it. I found out where to set the VRAM on the VCS! It turns it was under a menu called NBI0 in the BIOS. Under that is a graphics setting for the card and you have to select Force before it brings up a set of menus that allows you to change...

Just noticed you have a wrong file placed under /EFI/BOOT. It should be BOOTX64.EFI not HFSPLUS.EFI.

So I'd been doing some testing earlier today with Monterey on my Atari VCS which has a Ryzen 1606G chip with onboard Vega 3 graphics. It seems that NootedRed refuses to work with it. No matter what settings I've set it with, it refuses to boot to the login screen. I've already disabled CSM in...

Alright I have a working Synaptics trackpad with my Acer Nitro 5. If it helps, see if you can setup your EFI kext loadout like this: You will also need SSDT-PLUG & SSDT-XOSI and this ACPI patch (_OSI to XOSI rename):

Okay. There's one more thing I had forgotten to mention to you. If you are planning to boot anything else later than Big Sur ie. Monterey, you may be out of luck if you are using a GTX 650 (I just realised this.). That's because Nvidia Kepler support was removed from Monterey. You are better off...

Okay @drxvmrz, I've had a look at your EFI and made some adjustments. Please check. It has been updated to the latest OC 0.9.4. I have also added AppleALC, SMCAMDProcessor & AMDRyzenCPUPowerManagement to it & rearranged the kext loading sequence (Lilu must be first). I have also disabled...

Okay. In my experience, USB settings under AMD systems are no different to Intel based ones. You do still need SSDT-EC-LAPTOP in APCI (or separately as SSDT-EC & SSDT-USBX as some systems don't work with these combined) and a USB map kext such as USBPort/USBMap or USBToolbox + UTBMap.kext...

Make sure it loads after your main kexts (Lilu, VirtualSMC, AppleALC, SMCAMDProcessor etc) and also after your USB map kext.

Right. Yes about the VoodooInput you could try disabling any plugins that have already been loaded and just disable any extras. That may help improve things. As for the error message sounds like it may be ALPS related. Maybe you need to look at this driver >...

Did you enable SSDT-ALS0, SSDT-PNLF.aml & SMCLightSensor.kext as advised by NootedRed?

Alright @bigMak, I had a look at your EFI (from your first post) today. Seems you had a couple of issues: 1) Kext loadout very messy. Some important kexts like AppleALC were disabled and also not in the correct order. 2) NootedRed was disabled. Unbelievably you had disabled Nootedred.kext for...

Congrats @craighazan! That's a great looking build! :D (y)

Hi there, You're likely having problems because of two things. First is that Apple is the process of deprecating the Broadcom BT/Wifi stack (latest Sonoma beta has these issues). This is likely present in the latest Ventura update. Secondly for Bluetooth to work you need a good USB map setup...