<< Solved >> Boot stuck at IOConsoleUsers: glOScreenLockState 3, hs 0, bs0. Help please.

[EduardBul]

you need to remove the #

Ok

 

[EduardBul]

I also noticed that when I opened it .plist file in the macOS text editor, I somehow have a strange display of the parameters I entered. Is this normal?

 

[Feartech]

I also noticed that when I opened it .plist file in the macOS text editor, I somehow have a strange display of the parameters I entered. Is this normal?

normal

but use xcode or plisteditpro and not texteditor

 

[EduardBul]

normal

but use xcode or plisteditpro and not texteditor

Ok. Now I'll try to boot up

 

[EduardBul]

Now when you start it goes into a reboot. But I seem to understand what the reason is... the fact is that in the finished EFI for my laptop, a different ig-platform-id was registered in the commented Device- > Properties, which is different from the one that is registered in my Graphics -> ig-platform-id section. What should I do better, put them both the same, or remove one of them? If so, which one?

 

[EduardBul]

@Feartech And I also wanted to ask, is it normal that after running in the .plist file, those parameters are now written like this?

 

[Feartech]

@Feartech And I also wanted to ask, is it normal that after running in the .plist file, those parameters are now written like this?

nope

should look like:

 

[EduardBul]

nope

should look like:
View attachment 522585

Sorry, this didn't work, everything also gets stuck on IOConsoleUsers: glOScreenLockState 3, hs 0, bs0, and AppleHDADriver::LayoutLoadCallback. Can I put my config.plist here?

 

[Feartech]

Can I put my config.plist here?

yes

 

[EduardBul]

yes

Here is my last tested config.plist