RT.GV wake-failure

[snowson]

Hi guys
I'm trying to install macos ventura on my laptop (hp 255 g8 , ryzen 3 5300u) and I keep getting these info and I don't know what to do. I think I've tried to look up everywhere on this forum and I still can't find a solution. I will attach my EFI and if someone can help me I will be VERY grateful. Maybe I have to delete some kexts? Can someone tell me what I have to do?

 

[Edhawk]

Don't use DeviceProperties when using NootedRed.kext to drive the AMD GPU. As doing so can cause issues.
Use the alcid=3 boot argument for your audio in place of the DeviceProperties option.

Don't enable NootedRed.kext when first installing macOS. It can be enabled once macOS has been installed. This causes less issues when booting your system to macOS for the first time.

You don't need USBToolBox.kext when you use USBMap.kext for your USB port configuration.
USBToolBox.kext is for use with UTBMap.kext.

Misc > Security > SecureBootModel should be set as 'Disabled' for any AMD system, never as 'Default'.

Leaving NVRAM > Add > 7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82 > prev-lang:kbd empty can cause unforeseen issues. It is always best to add and entry to this field. Especially when you add it to the corresponding 'Delete' section.

Try this revised EFI, see if it helps.

 

[snowson]

Don't use DeviceProperties when using NootedRed.kext to drive the AMD GPU. As doing so can cause issues.
Use the alcid=3 boot argument for your audio in place of the DeviceProperties option.

Don't enable NootedRed.kext when first installing macOS. It can be enabled once macOS has been installed. This causes less issues when booting your system to macOS for the first time.

You don't need USBToolBox.kext when you use USBMap.kext for your USB port configuration.
USBToolBox.kext is for use with UTBMap.kext.

Misc > Security > SecureBootModel should be set as 'Disabled' for any AMD system, never as 'Default'.

Leaving NVRAM > Add > 7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82 > prev-lang:kbd empty can cause unforeseen issues. It is always best to add and entry to this field. Especially when you add it to the corresponding 'Delete' section.

Try this revised EFI, see if it helps.

Tried your EFI and I keep getting the same error

 

[Edhawk]

Have you set the Bios to allow macOS to run on your computer?

Check you have used the settings shown in the link below, where they are present in the bios.

Ryzen and Threadripper(17h and 19h) | OpenCore Install Guide

 

[snowson]

Have you set the Bios to allow macOS to run on your computer?

Check you have used the settings shown in the link below, where they are present in the bios.

Ryzen and Threadripper(17h and 19h) | OpenCore Install Guide

everything seems fine. I've changed in boot args two things. ncpi from npci=0x2000 to ncpi=0x3000 and added alcid=3 (still nothing)

 

[Edhawk]

Audio not working might mean the layout-id=3 is wrong for your system, which from previous experience working on another users Intel version of your HP laptop, could have an ALC236 Audio codec installed.

Changing to npci=0x3000 is not an issue, probably a better boot arg. Although both will work.

How much VRAM have you allocated to the AMD IGPU? The default is usually only 512MB. MacOS will normally require 1GB+ for full graphics acceleration. Obviously the more the better. Do you have an option in the Bios to increase the VRAM?

You have a number of SSDT's present in the OC setup. Where did you get them?
Did you generate them yourself using the system DSDT and Corpnewt's SSDTTime script or from someone else's EFI folder (ZPSS?)?