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Yep, saw that too, tried that too :think:

Tried that too unfortunately...

I've followed all the steps but still just getting a wifi symbol with exclamation mark. I've attached config.plist. Any help would be greatly appreciated! • macOS 14.4.1 (OC 0.9.9) • Broadcom BCM4360 card • System Info says driver not installed • Z390 Designare MB Thanks!

Thanks, I think I found the guides I need. I'm actually not trying to do a fresh install of the OS, just OC and the config.plist/Kexts. Long story short is that my config.plist got corrupted by a disk writing error and my backup seems too old to work. The reason I don't want to do a clean...

Yes, but the original install instructions uses Clover, not OC.

Where can I find the latest guide(s) to make a fresh Ventura or Sonoma install on this system with Opencore? Thanks!

I noticed today that my video hardware acceleration has been inactivated at some point. Might be months ago, but I know it was working at some point :) Did a fresh install at some point and probably lost it then. I have iGPU disabled, but I should still be able to have video acceleration...

I sorted it! My extensions folder was just full of old crap files. Deleted them, and now everything works fine. Sorry for all the hassle. Should have figured this one out earlier. And thanks for the help! Last question: After all the back and forths I now have my Samsung Evo 980 as the boot...

Yep, I only have one drive in the system when doing these tests, with one EFI folder. I’ve tried with both the HDMI and DP output.

Ok, this is extremely frustrating. I did a clean install and then used Migration Assistant to get my old system back. Everything worked flawlessly. Wifi/Bluetooth back to normal, boot time around 10sec and both NVME drives were showing. And then, something happened. I was stupid and dismissed...

Alright, thanks! I already started a fresh install with a downloaded version of Ventura from the App Store. Is there any difference to using the gibMacOS?

To try and be able to see what's going on in Verbose mode, I pulled out my GPU and booted with the iGPU. Without the discrete GPU (RX 6900 XT) the boot sequences freezes after a few seconds and I can't reach the desktop. I've attached a screenshot of the freeze. Never seen anything like that...

I tried the CMOS reset. No change. And yep, it worked in 13.0!

The problem is that the screen goes to *no signal* while the 4min pass.

Yep, it is. Alright, thanks for this. All my Sata drives show up though. It's the M2P drive that isn't showing. As far as I understand the chart shows how the Sata ports will be disabled, not the M.2 ports? The M2P drive shows up and works in Windows.

This one: And yes, I have three SATA drives installed. All Samsung. One is my Windows 10 Boot drive. And btw, the Samsung NVME show up under NVMExpress in System Information, but not in Disk Utility.

Tried all these things with no success/change unfortunately. And the drive in the second M.2 slot is still not showing. I also tried removing it completely and it did not help with the boot duration. For a lazy man's fix, is there a newer/better Wifi/BT card I can just buy and try? :D Or, any...

2023-07-03 16:11:27.927738+0200 0x1ff Default 0x0 0 0 kernel: (apfs) spaceman_scan_free_blocks:3356: disk5 scan took 8.745970 s, trims took 8.059842 s 2023-07-03 16:16:18.938212+0200 0x2831 Default 0x0 0 0 kernel: (apfs)...

So today I updated to OC 0.9.2 and also from macOS 13.0 to 13.4.1. The installation went smooth but after the first restart I noticed some oddities. During boot, the Apple logo and the loading bar shows up for about 10 seconds. Then the screen goes black and stays black for around 4 minutes...

Hah, ok, so my memory was playing tricks on me. Thanks for clarifying.