Gigabyte Z490 Vision D (Thunderbolt 3) + i5-10400 + AMD RX 580

[lozlab]

So this time the Ventura installer actually runs? So that is progress, no?

Does the system freeze while attempting to boot the macOS installer? If so, press and release CMD-V at the OpenCore boot picker, then select Install macOS Ventura. This will show you a lot of log message on the screen.

Also feel free to compress and post your entire OpenCore 0.9.2 EFI folder, but remove serial numbers from config.plist -> PlatformInfo -> DataHub. I can use your EFI folder to attempt Ventura installation on my Z490 Vision D.

Ventura shows then the apple comes for 10 sec then quit and restarts the computer. Here s my efi folder , thanks a lot for you time, very generous !

 

[trs96]

Ventura shows then the apple comes for 10 sec then quit and restarts the computer. Here s my efi folder

You're supposed to pick one of these SSDT-UIAC files that best matches your hardware config. Delete the other 4. They are in the ACPI folder.

 

[lozlab]

You're supposed to pick one of these SSDT-UIAC files that best matches your hardware config. Delete the other 4. They are in the ACPI folder.

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already have V2 enabled.. the problem is the USB doesn t boot

 

[CaseySJ]

already have V2 enabled.. the problem is the USB doesn t boot

I’ll examine your EFI folder soon.

 

[CaseySJ]

already have V2 enabled.. the problem is the USB doesn t boot

I’ll examine your EFI folder soon.

Okay, I was able to start the Ventura installer using your EFI folder without any issues.

I made a minor change to the config.plist, which is attached. Please enter your serial numbers in PlatformInfo -> DataHub before trying this.

Which version of BIOS is installed on your system? Please see this note at the top of Post 1:

 

[lozlab]

Thanks Casey, I tried your config.plist but same..(choose Ventura>Apple logo for 10sec> reboot) my BIOS is F6, and my system boots good under Catalina. So I guess it is not a BIOS issue. which size of USB did you use? I shall try another USB..or shall I disconnect all peripherals? (TB, USB, NVMe..?)

 

[Middleman]

@lozlab may I ask what is the brand of your SSD? And do you have NVMeFix.kext and/or NvmExpressDxe.efi installed?

 

[lozlab]

@lozlab may I ask what is the brand of your SSD? And do you have NVMeFix.kext and/or NvmExpressDxe.efi installed?

Hi! My SSD is a Sabrent (Catalina already installed), and i have nvmefix present in the kext folder of the USB flash.

 

[CaseySJ]

Thanks Casey, I tried your config.plist but same..(choose Ventura>Apple logo for 10sec> reboot) my BIOS is F6, and my system boots good under Catalina. So I guess it is not a BIOS issue. which size of USB did you use? I shall try another USB..or shall I disconnect all peripherals? (TB, USB, NVMe..?)

Some suggestions:

• I use 32GB and 64GB Samsung Bar Plus USB 3.0 flash drives. These have worked incredibly well for me over the years.
• Yes, good idea to disconnect all non-essential peripherals from the system (Thunderbolt, USB, and PCIe slots).
• Keep GPU installed.
• Also connect a working Ethernet cable to one of the Ethernet ports.

 

[lozlab]

OK. I'll get back when I receive the 32GB flash drive.