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I got both Big Sur and Monterey installed at this point, but for Monterey I don't have sound working. I don't see anything in your comments about doing anything to get sound working from Big Sur. You mentioned the wifi not working in Monterey and the fix for that, but sound?

I got things working again through a mismash of things. is the normal order of events that the SSD is booted from the macos install initially from the drive, which then installs the data? why doesn't it show up for me when I do the install? Any ideas on this?

I mean I can't get it back to the state it was before. I don't know what magic incantation I did then but I'm closer I think so how does the `- Data` show up in opencore so I can boot from it again? thank you

so after running the installer on the installed drive, a new volume is created on the container called "volname - Data". When it worked the one time, I was able to boot from it, and that's when the OS worked. WHy does this not show up normally?

the can't repro here is the thing. Can you confirm I should format the target SSD as APFS ? and not journaled?

sudo /Applications/Install\ macOS\ Big\ Sur.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia --volume /Volumes/USB /Applications/Install\ macOS\ Big\ Sur.app --nointeraction sudo diskutil mountDisk /dev/diskN (for the USB) copy over EFI data boot and install from USB am I missing something? the...

after install it looks like this now. but when I had it working there was a -data option to boot from. What should I be looking for?

Can you add the files to the thread please? I got the Big Sur working but only one time. Now I'm stuck back to where I was again and no idea how I got it working the one time.

i decided to attempt the install again, but I can't repro, and stuck like before with the firmware error. wtf

derp. The wrong audio output was selected by default after the install =. thanks

I got everything working but sound now. Any idea what to look for here?

because i have Mojave installed on the other drive, it prompts for drive decryption early on with the old accounts on that install. After entering the password there, it fails.

I actually got it to install BigSur but it reboots shortly after prompting for login password there. Know of a way to turn on logging so I can see what happens?

> OC: Grabbed zero system-id for SB, this is not allowed > Halting on critical error immediately on loading OC

thanks! I will give it a shot now. If this doesn't work, I'll try the one for BigSur he had

BTW, As far as the same motherboard, I copied this guys EFI from BigSur (he doesn't seem very active unfortunately): https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/success-asus-rog-strix-b360-i-opencore-0-7-5-monterey-12-1.318288/ so I'm not sure what's going awry here.... I took a video of the install...

Any way to get to the install logs ? I don't see them saved anywhere on the install USB.

Just to be clear, this is what happens. Maybe the install doesn't finish correctly? create USB drive to install macos add appropriate /EFI files to USB drive boot from USB drive and install macos to osx-monterey (at around 12 minutes to go, it quits and reboots) boot from target drive...

I'm past point 9 in my case. It installed on the drive but when I boot from the drive it installed from, I'm faced with a prompt to "Select the system you want to use to start up your computer" but the drive I installed to isn't present. The drive is present, since I could install to it. I...

btw, I added the opencore /EFI files on the drive, but still only the NVMe drive shows up in "Select the system you want to use to start up your computer". Is there any other reason that drive wouldn't show up there?