Worked for me by just clicking on update, from the Software Update menu in Settings.
While updating, it hangs for a while (maybe 2 or 3 min) at Forcing CS_RUNTIME, but then it continues and restarts twice and boom, finished.
The same here, just clicked on the update button.
It downloads the update and restarts the computer, then you select macOS Installer from the OC boot menu and it starts the update. After that it restarts again and boom...all good.
Took around 20 min.
I downloaded your GoodEfi.zip and went through it.
I have made some modifications.
This is what I have done:
RebuildAppleMemoryMap = False
SignalAppleOS = True
SyncRuntimePermissions = False
You have 2 kext files for your ethernet, I removed one.
In Tools, I removed everything except...
Download the latest nightly build for your kexts from here.
Download the latest nightly build for opencore and drivers from here.
Then try it again with the following boot arguments:
-lilubetaall
vsmcgen=1
-disablegfxfirmware
good luck
Here is my EFI folder.
The only thing I have done is I removed the platform info (replaced it with sort of random stuff), just fill in your generated SMBios.
good luck
I have it running. It is the Beta 2.
I used the latest builds (nightly builds) from OC, Lilu, VSMC and WEG.
Also used these boot arguments:
-lilubetaall
vsmcgen=1
-disablegfxfirmware
I have the SMBios of the Mac Pro 2019 and tried to use the MacProMemoryNotificationDisabler for the memory...
Already checked it out and tried all the combinations.
I thought, maybe it is because of the USB stick (Kingston 32GB) but then I put the Catalina installer on it for a test, worked just fine.
I am now testing another USB stick and I will also try to get everything from the latest builds...
Your config file seems fine tbh.
The only thing that did pop into my eye was in:
Kernel > Add
#4 USBPorts.kext here the ExecutablePath is missing
And the same is true with #7 AGPMInjector.kext, here the ExecutablePath is also missing.
Anyway, the only thing that I would suggest is to compile...
I had the same error.
Everything was working fine, but when I updated the BIOS yesterday I had that error.
Quick google search revealed that I had to set RebuildAppleMemoryMap and SetupVirtualMap to NO.
I changed that on my USB stick, booted and it worked. I then changed that also in the config...
The only thing that I can then think of is:.
1. compile and add your SSDT-EC.aml in the ACPI folder and the config file
2. Try adding npci=0x2000 to your boot-args
good luck
In your config file, set the following:
Booter > Quirks:
RebuildAppleMemoryMap = False
If that does not work, then do the following too:
SetupVirtualMap = False
good luck
First try this: in boot-args add the following npci=0x2000
If no success, try this:
In your EFi > OC > Tools folder, delete everything except OpenShell.efi
If you have a nvme drive, add NVMeFix.kext to your kexts and also to your config file.
good luck
I downloaded your EFI folder and looked at it.
I would suggest two things.
1. You indicated that your storage device is a m.2 NVME but you don't have the NVMeFix.kext in your Kexts folder an also not in your config file.
2. You don't have the SSDT-USBX.aml file in your ACPI folder and thus also...
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