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It should work, for more help it would be best to zip and upload your entire EFI folder

Hello @ yoah1 What you describe is probably the most common symptom of incorrect USB Port mapping, the shutdown/reboot is another as @Edhawk pointed out. Unfortunately no USB Mapping program typically gets it right the first time requiring the user to edit the results to more accurately map...

If you updated to version 7D52v1A, that addresses the sinkclose vulnerability, that has been shown to cause boot failure regardless of the bios settings applied. Unfortunately the only way known to fix that issue is to downgrade the bios to a previously known working version...

Buying an AMD Supported graphics card, otherwise no, OCLP is your only option.

https://www.tomshardware.com/pc-components/motherboards/gigabyte-details-bios-roll-out-plan-to-neutralize-sinkclose-vulnerability-eligible-amd-cpus-should-be-patched-by-end-of-the-month

As far as I know MSI is the only manufacturer so far to offer this patch,.I checked Asus' and AsRock's website for bios updates and the latest seems to be the update to support 9000 series processors. No Sinkclose Vulnerability patches.

You are leaving out critical information that would allow us to help such as the motherboard and version of macOS you want to install...but your graphics card is not supported and your CPU does not have an iGPU that could be used.

Unfortunately your GPU is not supported in any version of macOS and there is no iGPU on your CPU. You would need to purchase a supported AMD Graphics card to be able to install.

https://macos86.it/topic/6542-bug-fix-for-am5-new-firmware-motherboards-dsdt-fix/ But asking for help on the Discord from corpghost as @fabiosun suggested is a much cleaner approach.

Sorry, I’m the one being thick. Misread your post, you should be good.

I kind of did and kind of didn't. The patches have been updated so they will run Sequoia, if you don't use the updated version currently in Beta then your system won't boot.

Thought it would be a good idea to post that the bios updates for the Sinkclose Vulnerability apparently are causing failure to boot. There are two users who have AM4 MSI boards we know of that have that issue. It looks like a kernel issue in that the error message states: [EB|#LOG:EXITBS:START]...

I've read speculation that the 9000 series processors would't be so different than the 7000 but that bios issues might be a road block. That made sense to me being they can run on existing motherboards and could still prove to be true. Hopefully once more people in the community buy 9000...

It could be quite some time but obviously your choice.

I think you have two choices, wait for someone more knowledgeable to figure out what the problem is or downgrade. There is always a risk updating the bios, more so in the hackintosh community as updates can break a working system.

You may be the first to update CVE-2024-36877 security issue. I assume you have turned off secure boot and cleared the security keys? If nothing else works have you tried downgrading the bios?

You probably need the newer bios version to run 9000 processors is my guess. It’s very early days yet, if I do decide to upgrade I’ll wait until there are some success stories

@kcsmithh35 This is what I used on my MSI MAG X670E Tomahawk WiFi. USB ports not mapped as yours will be different, kexts are included for intel wifi/bluetooth but disabled and core counts adjusted down to 6. Whatevergreen.kext replaced with NootRX.kext as you have an AMD 6700XT graphics card...

Are you sure you changed the bios settings back correctly after updating? As far as I know there are no bios updates to AM4 boards that would cause it not to boot. Some AM5 boards that’s true.

That post is from last year so he probably isn't watching the forum being it is his only post. Might try to direct message instead but even then you may not hear anything,