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have you tried the 'contacts only' in airdrop in the desktop? you should have same appleid enabled on both devices

here's mine while start booting

try this method from dortania https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Post-Install/universal/iservices.html#using-gensmbios

what is the "codec id" of your audio device? example below to know the base10 codec id once you know your codec id (base10) open the appleALC.kext by right clicking on it. open info.plist (using your desired plist editor) command+F to toggle "find" then enter your codec id (base10) inside...

bump: bcm94360ng apple broadcom bluetooth drivers not working on windows 10/11 (22000.120) problem (windows): device not connected workaround: install ANYCOM USB-200/250 Bluetooth Adapter driver (solved)

check your bios and look for "Platform Power Management" try to set the following PEG ASPM - enabled PCH ASPM - disabled DMI ASPM - enabled

try put the in the driver folder and snapshot sgain the config.plist

if you haven't continue the 11.5.1 update (which is Mackintosh HD) in the OC boot picker and you select to boot MacOS (which is your Big Sur 20G71) the system will keep posting those update notifications. to continue and complete the update you have to boot by selecting the "Mackintosh HD" in...

glad you made it :) I have PM you the hardware details to make the Airdrop, AppleID up and running, once you have that specific hardware you can refer to this link and look for "fixing iServices" and/or other items that you want to enable:)...

20G71 RC1 20G80 RC2 please check your preferences for updates

my system is using iMacPro1,1 fyi

I think that Mackintosh HD is your 11.5.1 update

can you do more test again? try to enable all the kernel patches, except for the mtrr you need to enable either alrgrey pat fix or shaneee pat fix. (there are i think a total of 45 patches) yeah i noticed that you have the older gpu but that should not be the case.

delete this NVRAM Boot-Args: "agdpmod=pikera" and "vsmcgen=1"

i would suggest to mount the efi with your catalina usb installer, put that efi, and boot. this way it will not mess up your catalina, if can boot then update big sur from catalina once available in your preferences. if nothing update to show up, you have an option to fresh install from your usb...

I have modified your EFI with mine, try this in USB if can boot. input your SMBIOS and NVRAM. sorry edit: re-attached file due to my network problem. edit again: can you check again the attached EFI if have the NVRAM data? I have network problem sorry bout that.

we have the same mobo its a great mini itx with wifi, my system start from catalina then big sur + monterey + windows.

use the restrictevents https://github.com/acidanthera/RestrictEvents

yes it works. also a new tutorial link posted by shaneee: Thread 'New AMD macOS CoreCount patch Information' https://forum.amd-osx.com/index.php?threads/new-amd-macos-corecount-patch-information.1948/