12.0 Monterey - OCB: LoadImage Failed Unsupported

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Hello,

I'm attempting to do my first Hackintosh and after booting from the USB I receive the following error
OCB: LoadImage Failed - Unsupported

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 3600X
GPU: AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT
Motherboard: Gigabyte B550M DS3H

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Here is my EFI Folder structure as it stands on my USB

for quicker troubleshooting for anyone that may know a fix, I have attached directly my config.plist

Any help is greatly appreciated.

Thank you
 

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Give this a try. Replace the full folder.
 

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Hey, Shaneee

Thanks for the reply mate,
I managed to fix it by correcting my Driver array format in the config.plist

I booted up and then was presented with the following screen/error




Should I still replace my entire EFI folder with the one kindly provided by yourself?
 
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Try with the one I posted yes. I've seen that error with another member with a X370 board. ACPI errors can be a pain to diagnose unless there's a bunch of unneeded ACPI files which you don't have.
 
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Shaneee said:
Try with the one I posted yes. I've seen that error with another member with a X370 board. ACPI errors can be a pain to diagnose unless there's a bunch of unneeded ACPI files which you don't have.
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For reference, I went ahead and replaced my EFI folder with the one you provided and the boot still hanged on the same error and stage as provided in the above photo
 
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After checking dortania these 2 ACPI files are the only ones required, So I'm puzzled as hell unsure if the VirtualSMC is throwing an error out also from the photo?
 
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That's why you should always use Verbose when booting for the first time. Add -v to your boot args.
 
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Shaneee said:
That's why you should always use Verbose when booting for the first time. Add -v to your boot args.
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Ah yes, I took that off
After putting it back in verbose I get the same error as previously even with the new virtual SMC you linked

unfortunate, back to square one
 
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Try this. But before you boot head into the BIOS and enable Above 4G in the settings.
 

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Shaneee said:
Try this. But before you boot head into the BIOS and enable Above 4G in the settings.
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Well I enabled 4G and used the EFI provided

I got further than what I have done at all today

It’s been a long 12 hours of trying

But I got a apple panic error

 
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What's at the top? That's the important part.
 
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Verify your BIOS settings as follows,

  • Tweaker > Extreme Memory Profile (XMP) – Profile 1
  • Tweaker > System Memory Multiplier – Auto [Default]
  • Settings > IOPorts > Initial Display Output – PCIe 1 Slot [Default]
  • Settings > IOPorts > HD Audio Controller – Enabled [Default]
  • Settings > IOPorts > Above 4G Decoding – Enabled
  • Settings > IOPorts > Super IO Configuration – Disabled
  • Settings > IOPorts > USB Configuration > XHCI-Handoff – Enabled [Default]
  • Settings > IOPorts > SATA Configuration > SATA Mode – AHCI [Default]
  • Boot > Fast Boot – Disabled [Default]
  • Boot > CSM Support – Disabled
  • Save & Exit
 
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Shaneee said:
Verify your BIOS settings as follows,

  • Tweaker > Extreme Memory Profile (XMP) – Profile 1
  • Tweaker > System Memory Multiplier – Auto [Default]
  • Settings > IOPorts > Initial Display Output – PCIe 1 Slot [Default]
  • Settings > IOPorts > HD Audio Controller – Enabled [Default]
  • Settings > IOPorts > Above 4G Decoding – Enabled
  • Settings > IOPorts > Super IO Configuration – Disabled
  • Settings > IOPorts > USB Configuration > XHCI-Handoff – Enabled [Default]
  • Settings > IOPorts > SATA Configuration > SATA Mode – AHCI [Default]
  • Boot > Fast Boot – Disabled [Default]
  • Boot > CSM Support – Disabled
  • Save & Exit
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Confirmed, All settings are as stated in your message with the same true/false values.

Unfortunately, Still get the error and I'm at a lost end as to what I can do to rectify the issue

Thanks for your help though Shaneee :)
 
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Shaneee said:
Replace VirtualSMC with this version, https://github.com/dortania/build-r...rtualSMC-3df3e11/VirtualSMC-1.2.8-RELEASE.zip
Same as the original EFI I uploaded. What else is connected to your system? Any other PCI devices for example?

Failing that I wonder if @Edhawk has any ideas?
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I've just attempted with the replacement VirtualSMC you provided and the USB drive no longer shows up in the boot menu which is bizarre,

With Regards to PCI I currently have the following listed below according to PCI-Z



Mainly the NVME m.2 SSD drive is the other main one, to be honest

But yes any help is appreciated and grateful!
otherwise, I think I'd have to go down the route of paying someone to put MacOS on my system as I need it asap for work
 
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