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Dell Precision 5820 - Xeon w2125

PC601 NVMe SK hynix 256GB connected with Dell PCi-e 2x NVME 3.0 x4 023PX6 0NTRCY adapter.
 
that may be the issue, have you another one you could try? different make?
I do not have another adapter, but for the purposes of the test I can remove it from the PCI slot
 
I do not have another adapter, but for the purposes of the test I can remove it from the PCI slot
yes, boot without the nvme in and see if it reaches the macOS installer
 
Without the disk and adapter, the installation stops there. Is the drive or the adapter to blame?
 

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Without the disk and adapter, the installation stops there. Is the drive or the adapter to blame?
looks more like a usb issue

try adding USBInjectAll.kext
 
Hello Everyone!

Unfortunately, I also have no luck installing MacOS Big Sur on my Dell 5820 Tower-X. Here is a short specification:

Dell Precision 5820 X-SERIES Tower Workstation
Intel Core i7-9800X
32 Gb (4x8) Ram 2666 MHz
Radeon Pro WX4100 GPU

I have already tried different configurations. Unfortunately, to no avail.
Below is my EFI folder. Do you have any ideas?

Are you installing Mojave? Or Big Sur? o_O
 
Are you installing Mojave? Or Big Sur? o_O
Big Sur. (11.6.0)

I added to my configuration USBInjectAll.kext. I also updated OpenCore to latest version (0.7.8). kext's is also up to date.
 

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Big Sur. (11.6.0)

I added to my configuration USBInjectAll.kext. I also updated OpenCore to latest version (0.7.8). kext's is also up to date.
as you are posting in a Mojave forum....

XhciPortLimit is broken in Big Sur
 
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