stuck on [EB|#LOG:EXITBS:START]

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Hi All!

I wan to install Monterey 12.4 ,but booting stuck on [EB|#LOG:EXITBS:START]

What i've tried: old and new kernel patches for OC,installing from usb stick and from hdd.
mobo: ASUS M5A78 LE
CPU: AMD FX-6300
GPU: SAPPHIRE RADEON R9 270X
24GB RAM

Please check my EFI folder.Thanks for help.
 

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UPDATE: I've installed Monterey succesfully and reached the desktop,installed OC 1.05 on system EFI,but after restart my graphics is flashing and I can't reach the desktop again.I've tried CleanNVRAM but it did not help.
 

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Have you set your macOS UEFI drive or the OpenCore entry in your bios as the default/first boot option?

What do you mean when you say, your graphics is flashing?

Which display connector, cable or adapter are you using to connect your Hack to the display?
 
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Yes,everything set correctly in bios.I had to reinstall the whole system again.There was a problem with OC debug version,so I've used release version.After booting to desktop there was no internet lan connection.i needed to change realtek 8111 kext for older version 2.4.2 .
 
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R9 270X is connected through HDMI to monitor.Another problem is with external usb soundcard PreSonus Audiobox iOne.it's not recognized by system.Usb should be mapped,but i don't know how to do it.
 
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Mapping the USB ports on your old AM3+ motherboard will be difficult, as it will be using older USB controllers.

If I recall correctly it will use an AMD and an ASMedia USB controller. You may find that only the USB3 ports served by the ASMedia controller will work with any normal function in macOS. That was one of the issues I faced when using my old (retired) AM3+ systems. I ended up disabling the AMD USB 2.0/1.1 ports and adding a Fresco Logic (FL1100 controller) PCIe USB card to provide a sufficient number of USB ports.
 
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Logically your external audio card/device needs to be connected to one of the 4 x ASMedia USB3 ports for it to have any chance of it working.
 
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