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Important things first, Rainbow Lian Lee Strimer working.

I'm putting together my new budget build, a Gigabyte B450M DS3H WIFI, Ryzen 5 4600G, MSI AERO RX 560 4 GB, 32 GB RAM and not pictured a WD_BLK SN750, (with heat shield) and a FOCUS 750W PSU!. I tested the hardware and EFI a couple of weeks ago and booted to macOS Sequoia desktop, I had NootedRed...

Updated to macOS Sequoia 15.4.0, had to build an installer USB, the 15GB + version and update that way. I think I have a hardware issue though, the KingSpec 128 NVMe is not always recognized and doesn't show up in BIOS, no activity LED either. CMOS battery?. Sonoma 14 does boot from the KingSpec...

Why are you using -lilubetaall?.

Check your BIOS settings to see if 4G encoding is enabled, I say this because your using the ncpi bootarg, though 3000 would be better than 2000 imo.

Did you reset NVRAM?. I’ll be home in an hour or so, I’ll take another look at the EFI then.

Remove the DeviceProperty from your config.plist, NootedRed isn't compatible with it.

Can you attach the EFI in zip format, I'm not able to download it.

Hi. Yes I have a fresh EFI from this week which I have been testing on a B450 motherboard. I have removed IntelBluetoothFirmware.kext and Itlwm.kext to save on space.

The same question was asked on ChefsKiss Repo on GitHub. I’m trying to understand which APU it is, has anyone tested a 7030?. https://github.com/ChefKissInc/NootedRed/discussions/345

Your're using the wrong SMBIOS for NootedRed, in the EFI attached to #1 you have MacPro1.1. NootedRed is only compatible with MacPro7,1 or iMac20,1 or 20,2.

Pretty sure 'Cezanne' is compatible.

Oops wrong link!, look inside BrcmPatchRAM 2.6.9 here.

It’s on Dotania Builds site.

Happy days!, just using BlueToolFixup 2.6.9 and IntelBluetoothFirmware 2.5.0.

Thanks Shaneee, I just asked Lorys89 on IM, I wasn't sure which 'Dictionary' they went under. Thank you.

Would you share the info for the BlueTooth 'NVRAM things' please?.

Good find sir, that would fit snugly inside a 2012 Mac mini shell!.

The Beta Patches worked fine in macOS Sonoma for me.

I updated my build to Apples latest macOS, pronounced Suh-Koi-Ahh!. And ooof, what a screen saver!, up there with Montereys in my opinion, Sonoma and Ventura were of the mark I thought. Anyway 'Can I install macOS Sequoia on my APU?', yes you can by following these simple steps. Update your AMD...