Found "AppleNVMe Assert failed: ( 0 != data )" and "SMCSuperIO ssio: @ failed to detect supported SuperIO chip" during the installation of Ventura

[M1ch23L]

I am trying to install macOS Ventura 13.6.1 on a HP 800 G6 Mini PC.

The setup is as below:

• CPU: i5-10600
• RAM: Crucial 32GB DDR4-3200MHz *1
• Motherboard: HP EliteDesk 800 G6 Mini PC
• SSD: SN850X *1
• Wifi/Bluetooth: None
• Ethernet: Realtek RTL8125B
• OpenCore: OpenCore 0.9.6
• macOS: Ventura 13.6.1

The EFI layout is here:

Config.plist and the log file created in EFI partition are in the attachments.

I am using the debug version of OpenCore and SysReport enabled. Let me know if you need a look at the files in EFI/SysReport.

The error messages showed up after I chose the "install macOS Ventura" option on the picker. The major ones are:

• "AppleNVMe Assert failed: ( 0 != data )"
• "SMCSuperIO ssio: @ failed to detect supported SuperIO chip"

I tried to create custom SSDTs using SSDTTime to fix it, but no luck. I also tried to change the settings in config.plist, but same error messages popped up again and again. Finally, I came to here to look for some geek guru to help me figure out what happened.

Thanks for reading this far, and appreciate any help.

Btw, the log file and the screenshot were created when I kept NVMeFix.kext in my EFI/OC/Kexts, and now I removed it.

 

[P1LGRIM]

"AppleNVMe Assert failed: ( 0 != data )"

Not unusual to see this in a verbose boot sequence.

SMCSuperIO ssio: @ failed to detect supported SuperIO chip

Because you have SMCSuperIO.kext installed. It is reporting what it found (or not).

The setup is as below:

Please read and comply with the forum rules with regard to hardware profiles.

 

[M1ch23L]

Because you have SMCSuperIO.kext installed. It is reporting what it found (or not).

Do you mean this message is alright even if no SuperIO chip is found on the machine?

Please read and comply with the forum rules with regard to hardware profiles.

Hopefully, the hardware profile is OK now.

 

[Feartech]

Do you mean this message is alright even if no SuperIO chip is found on the machine?


Hopefully, the hardware profile is OK now.

disable the kext, reboot and reset nvram, what comes up on the screen then?