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It would help if you actually added the SSDT's to your OC config.plist, not just the ACPI patches. SSDT-HPET and SSDT-PLUG-ALT are both missing from the config.plist. SSDT-PLUG-ALT replaces SSDT-CPUR, so remove the CPUR table. Which CPU does your Mini PC system contain? Which AMD IGPU does...

As an example of what I use for my B550M system using the same CPU, I have attached a screenshot showing the EFI contents from my OC 1.0.3 EFI. I used this EFI to boot Sonoma and Sequoia. But it does show you how a correctly configured EFI should look for a similar system like yours. EFI...

You will need to disable WhateverGreen.kext during the Tahoe installation process, otherwise it will cause a kernel panic. It can be re-enabled once you have reached the Tahoe desktop. You should be using AppleMCEReporterDisabler.kext in your /EFI/OC/Kexts folder, it is an essential kext for...

You need to use Corpnewt’s USBMap to create a suitable USB configuration for Tahoe. You also need to remember that as this is an AMD system with multiple USB Controllers that each controller can support and activate 15 x ports. So there is no need to disable any of them if the total number...

Sleep states are possible with an AMD CPU. But you need to get your system USB ports configured correctly. Which kext are you using for your RX 6800 XT, WhateverGreen or NootRX.kext?

Are you disabling the File Vault option that appears during the installation process? If not, the system may be encrypting the drive and that might be why it freezes up. Unlikely to be the USB configuration causing the system to freeze. An issue with the USB ports is more likely to cause a...

The display image above shows and issue with your Ethernet/LAN port(s). Your motherboard contains 2 x LAN ports. 1x Realtek® 8126 5G LAN 1x Realtek® 8125 2.5G LAN The 5G port will not work in macOS, so you need to make sure you are connected to the 2.5G LAN port. That is the only LAN port...

Yes, it is option 'D'. I assume you used option 'P' to download the ACPI tables to the OEM folder. That being the case SSDTTime already knows where to look for the ACPI tables and has used them as shown in the second screen image you posted above. So no need to use option 'D' in your case...

None of the tables shown in the screenshot above are needed in your /EFI/OC/ACPI folder. Those tables are automatically used by the system when it boots. You should use the tables listed in the screenshot with Corpnewt’s SSDTTime script to generate some custom SSDT’s for your system. Drag and...

We use these bios settings. https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Install-Guide/AMD/zen.html#amd-bios-settings

As you have all the ports set with connector type USB 3, then I doubt the USBMap.kext is correct. How is your Bluetooth device connected to the motherboard, internal header, M.2 or external USB port?

On a real Mac or in your Hack’s Sequoia run the Tahoe CreateInstallMedia Terminal command, to restore the OS to an empty 32GB+ USB drive. Then add/copy your EFI folder to the EFI partition on the USB drive. https://support.apple.com/en-gb/101578

We are using the full 17Gb+ Tahoe installer, which we downloaded from Apple’s servers. You should do the same, if you already have Sequoia running on your system. Using Corpnewt’s gibMacOS script, allows you to download any recent, and some not so recent versions of macOS. The script...

Have you updated you USB Kext to Corpnewt’s USBMap.kext, so it contains the USB entries required for Tahoe? Have you Disabled the Thunderbolt device in the Bios?

NootedRed.kext works in macOS Catalina up to and including Tahoe. There isn’t a specific kext just for Sonoma or any other individual version of macOS. You can get the latest version on the page linked below, by clicking on the ‘Nightly Build’ link. https://chefkiss.dev/applehax/nootedred/

Where is the kernel panic occurring? Do you have verbose mode enabled in your config.plist? Add these boot arguments to your config -v keepsyms=1 debug=0x100 If you have an Nvidia RTX 5090 connected to your system, disconnect it and remove the DeviceProperties entry for the dGPU from the...

Yes, an old patched kernel with the appropriate System.kext and you should be able to run an older version of macOS. You should look in the AMD Development section over at InsanelyMac, for a guide. I ran Snow Leopard up to Catalina on a similar old AMD CPU (amd turion ii neo ) using a number...

You may find an old patched kernel over at InsanelyMac that might boot and older version, such as Yosemite or Sierra.

I don’t think you will be able to use the AMD Vanilla guide with your old laptop. The Athlon II CPU isn’t supported with the native Kernel.

No idea why the boot arguments aren’t getting used.