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@notzzz to get more in depth help the config.plist is only half the story, it's always better to upload your entire zipped EFI folder. As far as I can tell you still have not disabled your Nvidia GPU which is a nonstarter.

Hi @notzzz . I noticed a couple things the main one being you are not loading CPUR-SSDT which is needed for the 550 chipsets. Also you haven't disabled your 3060 GPU which is not compatible. Finally the authors of NootedRed.kext suggest using a different symbios than you selected...

Not that I'm aware of but not every manufacturer of motherboards has this issue. It seems to be MSI boards that have the bios update problem. What is your setup, what hardware?

The other odd issues you are having, beyond what Focusrite talks about, seem to merit a USB Port mapping. Updates to macOS often change how hardware is seen, something on your system is not set up correctly.

It sounds more like you have USB Mapping issues....15 and 15.1 on four different systems I use, 2 real Mac, are fine

Okay, understood. Then you should be able to install Sonoma and tweak wireless afterwards.

Also OCLP is really not designed to work in the manner you are using it unless you have a Broadcom card for wireless and bluetooth that was outdated in Sonoma. "OCAT" would really be a better tool for what you want to use it for. https://github.com/ic005k/OCAuxiliaryTools

My EFI was built for Ventura, and quite sometime ago, so it is never going to work for Sonoma without updating OpenCore, key kexts including bluetooth and wireless kexts.

I'm a little interested, similar to Fabiosun, but for the additional cost and lack of any exceptional features it's not hard to wait.

It's always best to upload your compressed entire EFI folder because the config.plist only tells part of the story. From what I can see, and if you didn't update your bios, try disabling any bluetooth and wireless kexts and see if that helps. AirportItlwm.kext no longer works in Sequoia, you...

@Edhawk is right, the iGPU on these last two generations of AMD Processors are not supported. If you want to create a mini PC to run macOS then check out the success stories for a few examples or if you want to use a 9000 series processor buy an ITX board and a supported AMD Graphics card...

Forgetting about the SSDT for a minute if you remove the Nvidia card does the system boot with the AMD card in the second slot? Just an observation, being that you have an intel based system, you probably get more support from a site that isn't so focused on AMD systems.

I bet you are thinking about it...what board are you interested in?

https://dortania.github.io/Getting-Started-With-ACPI/Desktops/desktop-disable.html

Yes indeed, he did post at TMX86 but no one responded because this in the Hackintosh world is a well known dead end. With a lot of work you can sometimes get macOS to load but with no graphics acceleration. That makes the system unusable. Super long wait times for programs to show on the...

That's interesting, we found the same thing about 3 years ago trying to get Ice Lake based NUCs iGPUs working. As of today no change and not much hope of changes to happening to Whatevergreen.kext. macOS without graphics acceleration :(

That's because it was created to support some intel iGPU's....not intended for what you are using it for.

What you are describing happens on desktops too, the computer doesn't power back up correctly after sleep and will either lock up, reboot or not come out of sleep. Very, very, very common.

Screen turning off and on doesn't works during the installer. (black screen and then i must turn off the pc to restart) Most likely your USB Ports are not mapped correctly.

https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Install-Guide/installer-guide/opencore-efi.html