Installer Boot Crash. B550I Strix 5600g vfs_Xattar & defferred rematching count 2

[HtOW]

Good evening,

After Big Sure on a crosshair 6 Hero and 1700x + Rx480 I tried to upgrade from my old system to the Strix B550I and Ryzen 5600g with an MSI Rx480.

After following the Dortania Guid with OC 1.0.2 I ended up with the attached EFI files for 15.1.1.

The problem I run into is that the installer files crash at various stages of boot where I do not really know what to do.

For the vfs_Xattar: Doubleagentd port not valid and Deferred rematching count 2 I could not find any information on what can cause it or how it can be overcome.

I hope my text was understandable.

Thanks a lot!

 

[HtOW]

Short Update, i forgott to extract the Zip AppleMCEReporterDisabler.kext and made the wrong entrie in config.plst for the kext.

Now the installer starts but stops at about 12min left for the installing.

Edit2: After 20min stuck at 12min it rebooted and continued the installation. Now at 27min.

 

[HtOW]

So, apperantly the config was (Kernal Patch) was compleatly outdated. Changed thats, added the some additional Kext and a missing SSDT, updated every kext and the System Boots till number of thread used for work queue 3.

So waiting for OC 1.0.3^^

if Someone´s interessted hier is my current EFI Folder (Whatevergreen is disabled as a Tipp on DC).

Installed is MacOS 15.1.1 on an 860 EVO 500GB

 

[spakk]

So, apperantly the config was (Kernal Patch) was compleatly outdated. Changed thats, added the some additional Kext and a missing SSDT, updated every kext and the System Boots till number of thread used for work queue 3.

So waiting for OC 1.0.3^^

if Someone´s interessted hier is my current EFI Folder (Whatevergreen is disabled as a Tipp on DC).

Installed is MacOS 15.1.1 on an 860 EVO 500GB

Try using this EFI. I have only updated it and made a minimal change in the Config.plist. By the way, the installation takes a very long time, and you need to be patient. Unfortunately, I also belong to the type of people who are very impatient, but with macOS Sequoia, I had to hit the brakes as well. I don't see anything unusual in the pictures. Please test it and let me know.