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That is a common issue. You don’t know if the person who created the EFI is any good, or were they just lucky that the folder worked. You need to spend some time getting the USB Map.kext right for your system. As USB issues are one of the most common problems that you can face when building a...

I found an old OpenCore EFI that I used with my FX-6300/UEFI system back in 2020. Finder view of the EFI folder contents. A copy of the EFI is attached below. You would need to add your own SMBIOS data to the config.plist before you use it. I used the iMac17.1 SMBIOS when running Catalina...

I have used the Hackintool ACPI tables you provided in post #1 to generate a number of custom SSDT's and ACPI Patches for your system, using Corpnewt's SSDTTime. First I deleted the tables corresponding to the SSDT's you have added to your /EFI/OC/ACPI folder from the Hackintool dsdt ssdt...

USB issues: The USB Audio issues are more likely to be related to your USBMap.kext not being correct, plus it is disabled in your config.plist. You have the XhciPortLimit quirk enabled in your config.plist, so you aren't likely to be enabling the USB ports correctly for your setup. You seem to...

You will need to Spoof the device-I’d to get it to work with full graphics acceleration. This is accomplished by adding a custom SSDT that conta8ns the fake device-id. https://dortania.github.io/Getting-Started-With-ACPI/Universal/spoof.html You will also need to use the agdpmod=pikera boot...

Have a look at this thread/guide. https://forum.amd-osx.com/threads/asus-x670e-gene-efi-adaptable-to-other-x670-x670e-b650-and-b650e-boards.4160/

Have a look at this thread it is a guide for a similar system: https://forum.amd-osx.com/threads/asus-x670e-gene-efi-adaptable-to-other-x670-x670e-b650-and-b650e-boards.4160/ There are other threads for similar systems, the sites Search function is a handy tool. The Success Stories forum is...

Couple of issues as I see things. You have a total of 16 x USB ports active in the screenshot. You need to drop one port, to keep within the 15 x ports per USB controller limit. You have 3 x ports set with connector type - Type-c+sw, 2 x physical and 1 x virtual port. Unless your system...

Try using FireFox instead of Safari for the YT videos. Just remember that you don’t have full graphics acceleration in the macOS VM. So some functions are not available.

OK, not having the custom USB Map configured is an issue that commonly screws with Bluetooth, as the device is powered over a USB connection. Moving from Monterey to Ventura shouldn't require any changes for the Intel BT device. As the last major change to the BT stack was when we moved from...

No, as the USB -C to Ethernet adapter uses a native USB Apple driver, not a third-party Ethernet driver/kext.

Yes, the Beelink system you listed above would be compatible with macOS. NootedRed.kext will get the AMD Integrated GPU working in macOS. Storage would be down to you, as the system can accept 2 x NVME drives with a combined maximum storage capacity of 8TB (2 x 4TB). Specification for...

Have a look at this thread, it is for a similar system. Bit old the OC used but it should work in Catalina, with the correct UEFI > APFS > MinDate and MinVersion entries in the config.plist...

Actually, I may need correct myself as looking at the SSDT-PLUG-ALT screenshot (more carefully), Corpnewt seems to have added the Core information to the SSDT. Does the CPU this table was generated from contain 16-cores/32-threads?

You can use the SSDT-PLUG-ALT.aml table generated by Corpnewt’s SSDTime script, as it allow the kernel's XCPM (XNU's CPU Power Management) to manage the CPU's power management. But this is not the same as the SSDT-CPUR.aml table required for A520, B550 and newer AM5 CPUs. The Dortania guide...

No, the Dell DW1560 isn’t a native Apple WiFi/BT card. But it does use a compatible Broadcom chip. Apple didn’t use any M.2 cards in their systems. The Fenvi Broadcom cards are based on native Apple Broadcom cards so previously worked Out of the box (OOB) with less work on the users side...

The chipset showing BCM_4350_2 is that in Hackintool? What's the make and model of WiFi/BT card you are using? Which version of macOS have you upgraded from? Which if any kexts have you added to your OC setup for the Bluetooth? Have you created a USBMap.kext for the system? Is the Bluetooth...

Only those where you are using the Kaby Lake IGPU spoof. For Monterey the KBL spoof isn't required, so neither is the boot arg.

Yes, you can use the macOS VM to create a Vanilla OpenCore EFI for your HP laptop. Just make sure you create a backup of your macOS VM before installing anything else on the machine.

Yes, that is what you should have been doing from the start. So you don’t mess around with the working EFI.