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Your DSDT loks to be similar to CHUWI COREBOOK PRO. The problem consists in the conflict between _REG method and _STA from BAT0, LID0 device and _PSR from ADP1. Apparently this methods are attempting to acces ECWR field before _REG method. Windows accepts this but OSX doesn't. I also was forced...

For those who need CHUWI COREBOOK PRO I3 6157U, EFI folder, here it is! It works even with BIG SUR! Enjoy!

See my last post on page 109. The DSDT is patched for CHUWI COREBOOK PRO

If you're still searching for a solution, this patched DSDT will solve partially the problem. The packages returned by both _BST and _BIF methods, where wrong written according to ACPI specifications so I modified them to show correct information. Don't forget to RENAME H_EC to EC__. Battery...

Try this ! Only 3 fingers dragging works.

Only for Yoga S-740, I7 1065G7! Copy/paste in your EFI partition!

In my opinion there are 2 of them with a good ratio quality/price Western Digital SN750-BLACK ADATA XPG SX8200 The last one was my choice

Probably you have to replace it with a proper one. I've made a list with proper SSD's here https://www.macos86.it/topic/2457-pre-installazione-lenovo-yoga-s740-ice-lake-14-s740-14iil/page/15/

It seems that macOS will not accept your SSD. The model is PM981.

Look again at your SSD type. This is very important. If your SSD is not accepted by OS we're loosing time.

Dump your ACPI tables and post your DSDT table here.

If your SSD is Samsung 970 EVO Plus try to update firmware here https://www.samsung.com/semiconductor/minisite/ssd/download/tools/

Try with this efi folder. Eventually change SMBIOS to Macbook Air 9,1. Copy/paste on your USB installer.

Samsung PM981 will not work Samsung EVO PLUS needs a firmware update to work. Have you disabled NVIDIA card?

Do you know your SSD drive vendor and perhaps the type(model). If not look in the Device Manager on Windows