thanks, but I only use OCLP to upgrade Open Core and Kexts for OC EFI.Using OCLP to create your OpenCore EFI is wrong, as your Mini PC isn’t a real Mac.
You need to follow the Dortania Ryzen guide when creating your OC EFI, like every other AMD Ryzen user.
My EFI was built for Ventura, and quite sometime ago, so it is never going to work for Sonoma without updating OpenCore, key kexts including bluetooth and wireless kexts.thanks, but I only use OCLP to upgrade Open Core and Kexts for OC EFI.
I also tested with original OC EFI from leesurone, it has the same issue
Also OCLP is really not designed to work in the manner you are using it unless you have a Broadcom card for wireless and bluetooth that was outdated in Sonoma. "OCAT" would really be a better tool for what you want to use it for.thanks, but I only use OCLP to upgrade Open Core and Kexts for OC EFI.
I also tested with original OC EFI from leesurone, it has the same issue
Also OCLP is really not designed to work in the manner you are using it unless you have a Broadcom card for wireless and bluetooth that was outdated in Sonoma. "OCAT" would really be a better tool for what you want to use it for.
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GitHub - ic005k/OCAuxiliaryTools: Cross-platform GUI management tools for OpenCore(OCAT)
Cross-platform GUI management tools for OpenCore(OCAT) - ic005k/OCAuxiliaryToolsgithub.com
My EFI was built for Ventura, and quite sometime ago, so it is never going to work for Sonoma without updating OpenCore, key kexts including bluetooth and wireless kexts.
Okay, understood. Then you should be able to install Sonoma and tweak wireless afterwards.
- sorry, my mistake, I mean I used OCAT to upgrade OpenCore and Kexts
- the first time, I used your original EFI (ver 2) and I could install Sonoma successfully, except the WiFi because your EFI uses AirportItlwm 2.2
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Adding Innie.kext will fix the Internal drives showing as External drives issue. https://github.com/cdf/Innieforum.amd-osx.com