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Add them to your config.plist, in the ACPI > Add section.

Have a read of this post over at Tonymacx86’s regarding Broadcom WiFi support in Sonoma and Sequoia. https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/fenvi-t919-and-broadcom-wifi-back-in-sonoma-with-oclp.326545/ Read this thread for Broadcom WiFi under Tahoe...

I will have a look at this when I am at my desk later today.

No. I am hoping that @fabiosun will see the post, and copy it over on the AMD Discord server for CorpGhost to have a look and see if he can generate either a patched DSDT.aml or the relevant ACPI patches required for your system to boot the macOS installer.

Due to your laptop not having an ethernet port, and using an Intel WiFi card that isn't natively supported by macOS. You may need to invest in a USB to Ethernet adapter and suitable length ethernet cable to connect your laptop to your router/wired access point. Otherwise when you reach the...

Here is a zipped copy of the OEM folder generated by @PYLZNER using Corpnewt's SSDTTime script. FYI, don't use *.rar folders, use *.zip instead, as macOS natively supports the .zip format. We have to install a third-party app to open/decompress RAR folders.

You need to provide a copy of the EFI folder you are using to boot your Haswell-E system, before anyone can help you. Just remember to delete the Serial Number and other SMBIOS data (MLB, ROM & SystemUUID) from your config.plist before posting a copy of your EFI here. Black screen with an RX...

That screen image show 3 x ACPI errors - G02F, G002 & G027. It means you need add 3 x ACPI patches to your config.plist to fix these issues. Which is a standard issue with all AMD AM5 Hacks. You need to be aware that the patches for similar systems can be different from each other, due to...

Are you simply stating the facts, that you are stuck, or are you asking for help?

Just out of curiosity can you leave it in the 'Paused' state for an hour. Just incase it is doing something in the background that is taking longer than it should.

Installing macOS to an external drive is fine. I have done this many times without issue, usually when I want to use the external drive in another system. How are you formatting the 64GB drive? Are you using macOS, Linux or Windows to create the installer? It could be that the installation...

Sorry to hear that. Not sure what else to suggest.

Yes, it matters what you use for installation and how the installer was created. I assume it is a USB device of some sort or other. What are you using? Ideally for Tahoe it would be a 32GB or 64GB USB pen drive, formatted as HFS+/GUID, with a single (HFS+) partition and a hidden EFI...

It means that the HideVerbose entry has nothing declared in your OC config.plist for the forth driver in the list (list of drivers starts at 0).

Looking at the contents of your EFI/OC/Kexts folder I would comment as follows: The version of WhateverGreen.kext you are using (v1.7.1) isn't compatible with Tahoe. You need to be using version 1.7.1d7 for Tahoe as the other version from Acidanthera isn't working correctly in Tahoe...

Post a copy of your current EFI folder, so I can see what you are using and which kexts you have temporarily disabled.

I use Corpnewt's ProperTree to edit the config.plist. https://github.com/corpnewt/ProperTree Select the green coloured button named 'Code' and download the zip to get a copy of the script. In the Kernel > Add section of the config.plist are listed all the kexts being injected by your OC...

Not an uncommon occurrence. You may need to disable a number of non-essential kexts, such as WiFi, Bluetooth, Audio, NVMe and graphics during the installation process. They can all be re-enabled one you reach the Tahoe desktop. Tahoe works best during the installation process when a minimalist...

There is nothing obviously wrong with your EFI folder. If you are trying to boot or install Tahoe, you may need to add a MaxKernel entry to the OCLP kexts. AMFIPass.kext IO80211FamilyLegacy.kext IO80211FamilyLegacy.kext/Contents/PlugIns/AirPortBrcmNIC.kext IOSkywalkFamily.kext AMFIPass.kext...

Sure, later when I am at my desk, as I can’t do much with a EFI folder while using my iPad.