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According to my research, the latest kernel is most compatible with the AM5 system, not the LTS kernel

I went with AM5 also for the traditional P core setup, like a V8 engine!

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I am about to prepare Ventura installation media and see if I can build an EFI that boots with the recommended flags. What SSDT I need to block the NVIDIA card?

Ding ding ding! We have a Winner! Thank you again Casey. Question, is the “Thunderbolt” actual Thunderbolt or is it USB4 ?

Casey, While you don’t say you’re an expert, it is fascinating that you understand all of these details.

I have yet to look into my bios settings as the gpu is still busy training but I did find plenty of users on Reddit experiencing similar issues with a variety of ASUS motherboards in regards to the m2_2 slot. Apparently it has to do with the PCI configuration. See the link below.

Yes, I have a 7950x

I’m doing my best to follow along here. Do I use the OpenCore AMD Vanilla guide on GitHub and include the recent patch? https://github.com/AMD-OSX/AMD_Vanilla https://github.com/AMD-OSX/AMD_Vanilla/commit/3120ca8026a8755f2a86b0a964e7a105d91399a1

Amazing, how a single digit changed everything

WOW!

Great research Casey. Meanwhile, this a6000 is ticking along here running a stable diffusion training model. Hot to the touch but everything else is cool. I’d like to pop in the Radeon card and attempt booting my bigsur ssd if you can share an efi.

I updated to the latest bios available from October. CSM is no longer required for the a6000 to display video output. However, my m2_2 slot does NOT register any of my m2 nvme disks. Only m2_1 shows in the bios. Weird. Anyway, fresh Ubuntu server installed 1-2-3, even Wi-Fi and both nics work...

unrelated but my board would not give BIOs monitor output from the a6000 unless in CSM compatibility mode and neither would the Ubuntu nvme show as a boot device. Ubuntu only would boot in “maintenance mode.” Trying a fresh install of Ubuntu server now. Quirky ASUS bios…

Yes, the machine is for multi OS purpose. I do have an AMD graphics card as well specifically for MacOS. I’d like to run VMs and pass through the corresponding hardware to each OS.

I’m making progress!

How can I help? I’m about to assemble everything