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Boot is stuck at this point. What is the problem? How can I fix it?

That is where I got the contents of my EFI folder. I will try the USB kext. Thanks. But why does it freeze at that particular point? Does some device cause a kernel panic?

I think I have managed to install Monterrey on an old 160GB Hitachi laying around. (It has seen better days.) But now the boot option does not even appear on boot menu and when I boot from the USB disk and opt to boot from the Hitachi, I get this: And it is stuck there. What do you...

Yes, I see. I'll try that too later on. Hence the need for ASMedia kext... Thanks...

Right. But how? Yes, an ordinary mouse and a LED-illuminated keyboard.

I'll try that. But is there anything I could do to mitigate this issue?

Strange choice of visuals to indicate such a problem, isn't it? That did not work. Could it be something with my BIOS settings?

I wasn't expecting it to be this much complicated. But I have made some progress so far. I managed to write my USB disk, mount the EFI partition and even find the necessary files for my motherboard (Asus Pro WS X299 Sage II): Asus Pro WS X299 Sage II I even manged to boot from the USB disk...

I see. Thank you. I'll give it a try.

I am kind of new to this so please forgive my ignorance. I am trying to create an install disk as described here: https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/how-to-create-a-macos-monterey-public-beta-installation-usb.313754/ But I don't understand instruction #14: I have downloaded both boot...