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Judging by the date of your BOOTx64.efi (9 May 2023 at 00:53), you're on OpenCore ver. 0.9.2. You appear to have errors in your config.plist; NOTE: This version of ocvalidate is only compatible with OpenCore version 0.9.2! OCS: Missing key DisableIoMapperMapping, context <Quirks>! OCS...

What connections are you using to your computer monitor; HDMI > HDMI ? or DVI-D > DVI-D ? Try the iMac17,1 SMBIOS instead: and try this 0x04060000 framebuffer instead, which is what I use on my Hack ;

If you downgrade your EFI then you still have 2 errors to fix i.e, OCS: Missing key GopBurstMode, context <Output>! OCS: Missing key ResizeUsePciRbIo, context <Quirks>! Serialisation returns 2 errors! Do not downgrade because your EFI is already on OpenCore ver.0.9.2. Please fix those 4 errors...

Have a look at the link supplied in my Raspberry Pi 4 Post #42 for a full guides on OMV and Docker. I don't own a Pi. I have a old PC with Ubuntu Server working on it but have not tried Docker yet. I will eventually but want to learn how to secure sensitive data in those Docker apps firstly...

Also, just to add, that sample.plist is based off OpenCore v0.9.1 which as wstrohm pointed out was a starting point and should not be there. The EFI itself is based on OpenCore v0.9.2 so running ocvalidate on OP's config.plist has revealed missing key errors that must be addressed or macOS will...

Good stuff craighazan, didn't expect you would try this on a P3. If you're running Docker on OMV then make sure to secure your sensitive data with some kind Secrets or Vault cause those video guides (great as they are) do leave your sensitive data e.g., login name, passwords, etc., exposed...

Did you try that combo like this?

Try this; Add the OpenCanopy.efi to your Drivers folder. Download OcBinaryData from the Acithandera GitHub. Locate the OcBinaryData > Resources > Image > Acidanthera folder and open it. Download BsxDarkFenceBlue1 from Blackosx Github. Locate the BsxDarkFenceBlue1-main and open it to reveal the...

Lilu.kext is loaded at Kernel->Add[0], but DisableLinkeditJettison is not enabled at Kernel->Quirks! CheckKernel returns 1 error! set Kernel > Quirks > DisableLinkeditJettison - Boolean = Yes Also add ResetNvramEntry.efi and ToggleSipEntry.efi to your Drivers folder

https://github.com/corpnewt/SSDTTime Cross-Platform, above is the Linux and Windows version. The macOS is the same but does not have the Dump DSDT option.

You can still use ScanPolicy to mask all of your unwanted drive entries from the OpenCore Boot Picker e.g., the OpenCore Default - ScanPolicy = 17760515 Combined with a PickerAttribute to use custom icons/labels, hide/unhide mouse pointer etc,. This will give you a nice clean OpenCore picker...

Hi @twistedpress , Your EFI is based on a relatively old release of OpenCore from November 2020. The OpenCore devs have made lots of changes to the way that OpenCore works since your OpenCore v0.6.3 build. They've dropped many key code lines/Quirks from OC config.plist and added many newer key...

You’re welcome robi42, glad you got that fixed with your own method. I too got my Startup Disk behaviour working properly in macOS Monterey and in Windows. The culprit was my OC custom ScanPolicy value so I experimented with a few other values with no joy. I eventually reset ScanPolicy back to...

Hey VoiletDragon, use SSDTTime to generate all of your SSDT's for your motherboard, the script also works in Linux (the Linux version also dumps your DSDT) [https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/custom-ssdts-using-corpnewts-ssdttime.318976/ I also recommend using the OpenCore bootloader...

I've never used Ctrl + Enter in the Picker (not sure where you got that from?). I just use the Arrow keys or the Tab key and the Enter key to make my selection. Just inspected mine (Monterey/Haswell) and same behaviour as yours unfortunately reverting to macOS. I still have the option to select...

I recommend upgrading to OpenCore My old Ivybridge build guide should work for you https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/robbishs-8yr-old-atx-ivybridge-hackintosh-ga-z77-ds3h-i5-3570k-hd-4000-opencore-macos-big-sur.311037/ If you ignore my Lan kext and use your Intel Lan kext which will be Intel...

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Atom https://github.com/atom/atom It’s an open source cross-platform text editor that I use for creating/editing my HTML build write up. A great free alternative to the paid app BBE editor. Kodi Media Center https://kodi.tv/ There’s also the official Kodi Remote Control app for free (no ads) in...

The EFI that you're is using is OpenCore version 0.7.9 (March 2022) so I ran the OC v0.7.9 ocvalidate and found No Errors I've also checked the Dortania Haswell recommended settings and they all look okay to me . Your motherboard LAN kext is missing from your EFI. Your motherboard has two...