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If you click on the link in my build signature there is an excellent guide for your hardware and bios settings with precompiled efi folders for clover and opencore for iGPU and dGPU set ups.
 
You need to record the booting process and extract only the relevant part where the errors are and post the pictures here.

Hi Namok,

Here the video of the last part of the verbose. Unfortunately it ends with a Kernel Panic.
 

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If you click on the link in my build signature there is an excellent guide for your hardware and bios settings with precompiled efi folders for clover and opencore for iGPU and dGPU set ups.

Hello and thank you very much for replying.
I followed your method step by step but unfortunately I can't make it work. I have an integrated graphics card so I replaced the EFI with your "CLOVER - iGPU EFI" but it continues to go black screen.
Here the screenshot before it goes to black screen.

Thanks for the help, I can't understand why I have so many difficulties. If necessary, I take pictures of the BIOS in case I am wrong.
 

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Remove VirtualSMC.efi from CLOVER/drivers/UEFI and try to boot again.

And also try to use Lilu 1.4.4 and WhateverGreen 1.3.9 (some users seem to have issue with booting on iGPU with the latest ones)
 
Hello and thank you very much for replying.
I followed your method step by step but unfortunately I can't make it work. I have an integrated graphics card so I replaced the EFI with your "CLOVER - iGPU EFI" but it continues to go black screen.
Here the screenshot before it goes to black screen.

Thanks for the help, I can't understand why I have so many difficulties. If necessary, I take pictures of the BIOS in case I am wrong.
and disable your serial ports in your bios
 
Also the image in comment #23 shows that your Serial/Parallel Ports are enabled in your BIOS. You should disable them.

Edit> @Feartech beat me to it, once again. I'm not losing hope!
 
Also the image in comment #23 shows that your Serial/Parallel Ports are enabled in your BIOS. You should disable them.

Edit> @Feartech beat me to it, once again. I'm not losing hope!


I disabled the serial ports and made all the changes you told me but still nothing.
 
Please post the EFI that you are now using.
 

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You've deleted the wrong VirtualSMC file (.kext instead of .efi) and didn't install the Lilu and Weg versions I mentioned in my previous comment.

Fixed now

Try to boot with that EFI
 

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