Installation of Catalina 10.15.4 get stuck

After celebrating new MultiBeast version for Catalina I tried one's luck to install Catalina from scratch after I failed with Mojave.
Seemed it worked for me and everything is fine now when 2 minutes before finishing 1st install phase I got an error message (see attached image). Now I am totally lost as a Hackintosh newbie.
My hardware is the following:
GB Aorus z390 I Pro WiFi
9900K
RX5700XT
2x32GB RAM Corsair Vengeance LPX 3200Mhz
Corsair Force M2 MLP510 2TB
WiFi changed to Apple original module

I attached my Clover folder from Boot Stick as well. I was told I can use this Clover folder but I am not sure if this needs a review or an error handling.

Maybe there is someone who has an idea or can help please?

Let me know more details are needed.

Peter

Can anyone explain what is happening in this status of installation phase? I guess routine is copying OS on choosen disk and preparing system for final installation right? Just to get an idea what could have happened. Is there any log I can search for? Didn't find anything. I ran USB stick installation with verbose mode and recognized some warnings but too fast to read them all...

Exceltic said:

Can anyone explain what is happening in this status of installation phase? I guess routine is copying OS on choosen disk and preparing system for final installation right? Just to get an idea what could have happened. Is there any log I can search for? Didn't find anything. I ran USB stick installation with verbose mode and recognized some warnings but too fast to read them all...

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Hi there.

I have looked through the Clover folder you uploaded and can see it is heavily modified. There were no useful kexts intalled at all for Catalina to boot with.

Perhaps you should re-create the UniBeast 10 installer drive and try again, by following the guide.

You have the correct boot-arguments for your chipset so when you boot UniBeast double-check you have "slide=0" present. Press the Spacebar at the Clover boot screen and look for "Disable KDSLR (slide=0)" etc.

There's a successful guide for your board and CPU, albeit for Mojave, but use it to get your bios settings right
https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/...gabyte-z390-i-aorus-pro-wifi-i9-9900k.267897/