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Are you using the latest build of OpenCore? Not yet realeased on their GitHub, https://github.com/dortania/build-repo/releases/download/OpenCorePkg-1493b56/OpenCore-1.0.3-RELEASE.zip Where does it boot loop? Can you share a video?

I was able to check my iPhone serial without signing in with no issues.

I'd advise against using a premade EFI from Olarila... I don't know which LAN chip your system uses so I've left those kexts in place but disabled them. Please enable the correct one only and remove the others. Try this EFI,

Using Nootedred? Did you add the files for the backlight? Uploading your EFI would help. Serial port being disabled wont affect the image displaying.

There's no need to use a VM to make the installer. Follow the Rufus method from Dortania and use the EFI that Edhawk provided. https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Install-Guide/installer-guide/windows-install.html#rufus-method

Your BIOS may not be routing the OpenCore option correctly. Instead select Sandisk... Assuming that's your USB.

For ALCS1220A use layout 15. It's not listed on the Wiki but @CaseySJ added it :) Use latest version for Sequoia and it'll work.

Try with this minimal EFI. I'm sure that board has Above 4G as an option in the BIOS. Make sure that's enabled. If you still encounter the same error remake your installer EFI as shown in the Dortania guide and use this EFI still.

It's as simple as deleting the kext. You may need to update the cache but I doubt it. In any case you do these commands in terminal to rebuild. sudo kmutil clear-staging sudo kmutil rebuild

Unfortuantly not... Neither the RX 7600 or the iGPU on your 7600 have any support in macOS and no developer has made a kext to enable these. And I doubt they ever will.

Test with this for trackpad.

GPU doesn't define what you can install in VMWare. For dual booting a phyiscal install of macOS a 6600 would work on macOS yes from Monterey 12.1 onwards.

Neither your dGPU or iGPU are supported in macOS. Also the GPU when using a VM doesn't matter unless it's being passed through which VMWare cant do.

That's easily fixed. You can use device properties in your config like in my screenshot below. Right click the device in Hackintool and copy Device Path.

Yes. Once OpenCore has handed over to the kernel it becomes either a config issue with something not being applied to the kernel or a kext issue. Could also be a BIOS issue.

Easiest way is to record a video to see what it's doing. On the plus side it's no longer an OC issue :D

This is all correct, 01:006 00:841 OCCPU: Signature B40F40 Stepping 0 Model 44 Family F Type 0 ExtModel 4 ExtFamily B uCode 0 CPUID MAX (10/80000028) 01:959 00:952 OCCPU: Entering AMD CPU detection routine... 02:811 00:852 OCCPU: Detected AMD Family 1Ah 03:663 00:852 OCCPU: MaxExtId =...

The AMD part is calculating the cores correctly but it’s not reading them from firmware correctly. This is out of our control. So the 9700 boots? Where does the 9900X get stuck?

@Ejh4286 @Alex4querty Please test this build. It should now work. I had misdefined the CPU Family by mistake...

Strange, nothing in the log I'm looking for. Can you check DisplayLevel in your config. Set it to 2147483647. This will all debug logs are captured.