Taking too long to show login screen

digitaladeel

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macOS Monterey 12.5.1
OpenCore 0.9.2

So I switched Colorful mobo with Aorus Elite B550m and now it's booting but shows black screen for at least 2 minutes after verbose before showing login screen.
After login, everything works normally except macOS's own native functions take too long to perform.
For example, If I click on mouse in system preferences, it stops responding and if I click on dmg, it either doesn't mount or takes more than 5 minutes to mount, can mount in few seconds if I use hduiutil.
Same goes for taking screenshots, mini window remains on the bottom right for like 2 to 3 minutes before sliding and showing screenshot file on desktop.

Attaching EFI, ioreg dump, SSDT dumped using SSDTTime and gpu path from hackintool
 

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Edhawk

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Which CPU are you using?
 

Edhawk

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Try this revised EFI.

Just add your MLB, ROM, Serial Number and SystemUUID to the config.plist and try booting your system to see if this makes any difference.

Before you boot the system in to macOS Monterey from a spare USB drive, make sure you use the ResetNvramEntry from the OC boot screen. It will be hidden, just press the spacebar to unhide the tools and drivers.

Don't change anything else, as I need to know what happens when you use the EFI attached.

Post a photo of the screen/verbose text if your system kernel panics using this EFI.
 

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digitaladeel

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Try this revised EFI.

Just add your MLB, ROM, Serial Number and SystemUUID to the config.plist and try booting your system to see if this makes any difference.

Before you boot the system in to macOS Monterey from a spare USB drive, make sure you use the ResetNvramEntry from the OC boot screen. It will be hidden, just press the spacebar to unhide the tools and drivers.

Don't change anything else, as I need to know what happens when you use the EFI attached.

Post a photo of the screen/verbose text if your system kernel panics using this EFI.
okay
 
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