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You need to sort the USB tab in Hackintool by 'Location ID' so you can clearly tell which USB ports are associate with which XH00 USB controller. Also using the Clear All (sweeping broom) icon, followed by the Refresh (circular arrow) icon should remove any duplicate/unused ports from the...

@maksymo questions: On which system are you trying to install macOS? Provide full details of your system. Which version of macOS are you trying to install? Provide a copy of your OpenCore EFI folder, with the serial number redacted/deleted from your config.plist.

Go back to using the minimal EFI until you reach the Tahoe desktop. The icon name change doesn’t mean the installation is complete.

Remove all entries, patches, kexts etc. for the Broadcom WiFi & Bluetooth devices from your OC EFI. Except BlueToolFixup.kext, which your Intel Bluetooth device will need. Make sure you don’t have AirportItlwm.kext installed as it won’t work. You need to use Itlwm.kext & the Heliport app for...

You have a DeviceProperties entry for your Broadcom WiFi module in your config.plist. This is not recommended when using NootedRed.kext. You have kexts present and enabled in your setup for both Broadcom and Intel WiFi/BT cards. This shouldn’t be the case. As the two devices and their kexts...

You need to add some Bluetooth entries to your config.list for the Intel Bluetooth device to work. See this post for details. https://forum.amd-osx.com/threads/sequoia-on-asus-vivobook-x512da.5473/post-41877

Yes, you can replace the incompatible Realtek WiFi/BT card with an Intel or Broadcom card. https://dortania.github.io/Wireless-Buyers-Guide/types-of-wireless-card/m2.html https://openintelwireless.github.io/itlwm/Compat.html Each brand of supported WiFi/BT card requires different kexts and...

Are you using the latest version of NootedRed.kext? Have you tried disabling the kext (as part of the installation process) to see if that helps to get you to the macOS desktop? You don’t need any additional boot arguments with your AMD IGPU, so remove any you have added.

You appear to have a problem with GenericUSBXHCI.kext, a parameter is set incorrectly according to the second image above. You probably have other issues in your OC EFI folder, which aren’t defined in the screen image. The first image is fairly normal for a Windows laptop that contains...

When running or anticipating upgrading to Tahoe, it is best to use Corpnewt’s USBMap script. As it takes in to account the changes Apple made to the USB configurations for Tahoe. https://github.com/corpnewt/USBMap USBToolBox-Tool and UTBMap.kext don’t include the latest USB requirements for...

The ‘Forbidden’ icon is usually caused by your USB ports not being configured correctly. You may need to use a different USB port for the installation drive. USB2 ports are usually the safest bet.

What you need to do is keep your current Working EFI/USB in a safe and easy to find location. So you can revert back to it if you run into any issues booting your hack. Copying your OpenCore EFI folder to the EFI partition on your macOS boot drive is normal. You just need to be aware that the...

@vampirevn you may want to use a different NVMe drive for macOS, as Samsung NVMe drives are known to have issues with Trim, when used as the boot drive for macOS. The Trim issue isn't immediately obvious as the deterioration of the drives speed etc. occurs over time. You can ignore this...

@genkey No idea what is causing the CPU panic, as we have no way of knowing which system you are using, or which components you have in the system... We are not mind readers! Also when attaching an EFI folder or other file please use .zip compression, as this is natively supported in macOS...

Top line on these two screen images of the verbose text show you still have a suspect SSDT in your setup. I can’t tell which issue is causing the error, other there is an issue as stated in the message in the top line. Do you have ‘Above 4G Decoding’ enabled in your Bios? This is the...

You have a couple of names in your SSDT’s that are wrong and can’t be found (G002) and (G027). You need to find which of the ACPI tables in your /EFI/OC/ACPI folder contains these two names and delete them/it from your OC setup.

Congratulations on getting your Hack up and running Sequoia. Your EFI is a good setup for installation of macOS on your system, but should and can be improved going forward. These are the most logical elements you should undertake/complete post install to better your macOS experience. 1...

Logically your external audio card/device needs to be connected to one of the 4 x ASMedia USB3 ports for it to have any chance of it working.

Mapping the USB ports on your old AM3+ motherboard will be difficult, as it will be using older USB controllers. If I recall correctly it will use an AMD and an ASMedia USB controller. You may find that only the USB3 ports served by the ASMedia controller will work with any normal function in...

Have you set your macOS UEFI drive or the OpenCore entry in your bios as the default/first boot option? What do you mean when you say, your graphics is flashing? Which display connector, cable or adapter are you using to connect your Hack to the display?