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If you signed in to iCloud as part of the macOS Tahoe installation then this is something that can happen. I didn’t realise it until I installed Tahoe without signing in to iCloud. There is nothing wrong with your password, it is just another bug curtousy of Apple.

Did you read this part of my post? Did you have a read of the linked page?

A few thing to know about installing macOS Tahoe: You need to disable WhateverGreen.kext during the installation, it can be enabled after macOS Tahoe is installed. AppleALC.kext doesn't work natively in macOS Tahoe. You need to, as part of the post installation process, install AppleHDA.kext...

The order in which the Bluetooth kexts are loaded in your OC config.plist makes a difference to if and how the Bluetooth device works, or not. I use the following order for the 3 x kexts when using an Intel Bluetooth device. IntelBluetoothFirmware.kext IntelBTPatcher.kext BlueToolFixup.kext...

If you have updated OpenCore to release 1.0.5, are using the latest kext releases and the latest version of the AMD Kernel patches, then installing Sequoia should be relatively straightforward and painless.

No there isn't any difference in the config.plist between Sonoma and Sequoia, if using the latest kexts and AMD Kernel Patches. I use the same EFI in a number of my systems. No need to change anything, just select the required OS on the OC boot screen. Once you have Tahoe installed, the...

You need to add the Realtek Ethernet kext to your OC setup for internet access. https://github.com/Mieze/RTL8111_driver_for_OS_X/releases/tag/v2.5.0 The Russian language setting is the default setting in the config.plist, under prev-lang:kbd entry. You need to change this entry to match the...

Don't use the EFI above, it lacks an essential kext for your AMD system to run macOS. use the one attached below instead.

Which OS are you trying to install with the Recovery method? Try with the attached EFI folder, it has been configured for your A520/5600/6600 system with a limited number of of kexts.

Which OS are you trying to install with the Recovery method?

People use other Hacks or real Macs when creating their macOS installers. Well, that is what I have always done. Plus you said you previously had a working Sequoia setup. I assumed you would be able to fix your EFI so you can still boot in to Sequoia. Maybe you need to reinstall Sequoia...

I have a couple of test systems running Tahoe. I don't intend to keep them running that OS. I will be reverting them back to just Sequoia and Windows 11. It might be worth another look in a month or two, when Apple have got around to fixing the bugs and other crap they have provided (Safari...

Did you update your USB kext before installing Tahoe? Apple changed a few things in Tahoe regarding USB port identification and previously working USBMap.kext, UTBMap.kext configurations have stopped working. Have a read of this post over at Tonymacx86 for an understanding of what is...

Your mini PC with AMD integrated graphics should work, running any of the latest versions of macOS. Have a read of this post, it should give you a starting point for creating your EFI https://forum.amd-osx.com/threads/amd-mini-pc-gen-machine-ren7000.5006/

Add these boot arguments to your config.plist and post a photo of the verbose text that appears on the display when the system kernel panics. -v keepsyms=1 debug=0x100

Try this revised EFI folder, see if it gets you any further along with the installation of Ventura.

Try this revised EFI. I have made a few minor changes to the config.plist, which I hope will help. I have disabled WhateverGreen.kext in the config.plist, as it is not working during the macOS Installation process. It needs to be enabled once you reach the macOS Desktop. I have disabled...

I will have a look at your EFI folder when I am at my desk later today. Echeré un vistazo a su carpeta EFI cuando esté en mi escritorio más tarde hoy.

If you have a working OpenCore EFI folder then you shouldn’t have to much trouble upgrading to 14.5 or newer on your system. As the majority of the work has already been undertaken and you have a template to follow for the new EFI folder. Yes you need to use an updated version of OpenCore. The...

In order to be able to run macOS on your PC, you need to create an OpenCore EFI folder. As set out in the Dortania OpenCore guide. I want you to zip a copy of your EFI folder and attach it to a post in this thread, so I can see exactly what you are using. Para poder ejecutar macOS en su PC...