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the clue is in the second from last line
Gigabyte Z390 M Gaming build with working NVRAM
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Yes, what I can't solve is exactly that, if I change the kext and run proper tree to fix the config.plist I get this message...
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The screenshot tells you what the problem is...
I don't know what USBMapALLPORTS does but you may or may not need config.plist > Kernel > Add > XhciPortLimit.
Your ethernet is not going to work either since you don't have any drivers for it installed.
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Good Day everyone. Here is the breakdown. Beforehand, I was running Catalina using Clover on a regular SSD for the same system; no issues. Then after over a year of using the system, I decided to update and did the following:
- Formatted USB Installer, downloaded Monterey on apple device, installed on USB device, added "opencore 0.74 EFI Z390M" --found on this thread-- and added to USB EFI.
- Flashed BIOS to reflect F9 version and updated recommended BIOS settings
Note: I was planning to install Monterey on WD750 M.2 drive and keep the SSD (Catalina) as a backup.
When I try to install (using USB boot loader), I get the OpenCore menu and I click on "Install Monterey" ; however, I see the Apple logo then it freezes.
I was planning to update UID, Serial, ROM after I installed Monterey; however, I'm stuck. What am I missing?
- Formatted USB Installer, downloaded Monterey on apple device, installed on USB device, added "opencore 0.74 EFI Z390M" --found on this thread-- and added to USB EFI.
- Flashed BIOS to reflect F9 version and updated recommended BIOS settings
Note: I was planning to install Monterey on WD750 M.2 drive and keep the SSD (Catalina) as a backup.
When I try to install (using USB boot loader), I get the OpenCore menu and I click on "Install Monterey" ; however, I see the Apple logo then it freezes.
I was planning to update UID, Serial, ROM after I installed Monterey; however, I'm stuck. What am I missing?
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Please add boot argument "-v" to config.plist and post a photo of where it gets stuck.
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Wow, I was able to get this done within 4-hours from start to finish. The last time I did this was a few years ago. Now it's so much easier compared to a few years ago.
I have one last question; I will replace my RX 580 with RX 5600XT. Do I simply need to add the boot-arg agdpmod=pikera when I replace with the 5600XT?
I have one last question; I will replace my RX 580 with RX 5600XT. Do I simply need to add the boot-arg agdpmod=pikera when I replace with the 5600XT?
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Good Morning. I installed the Gigabyte 5600XT and added apdpmod=pikera to the boot-arg. Then I get a blank screen after the apple logo. Is there any change I need to make to the config.plist?