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pastrychef's Asus ROG Strix Z370-G Gaming (WI-FI AC) build w/ i9-9900K + AMD 6600 XT

It stops at the same point

Can you try again with ethernet cable plugged to your network?

Also which Wi-Fi/Bluetooth card are you using?
 
Can you try again with ethernet cable plugged to your network?

Also which Wi-Fi/Bluetooth card are you using?
Broadcom Wifi/Bluetooth, worked without patches all the last 4 years.
I’ll try to boot without ethernet and then without Wifi/Bluetooth-card…..

(thanks for all your time and advice!)
 
That's weird... It sounds a bit similar to what happened to @dclive...

Do you have IGPU enabled? If yes, try disabling it.

You can try re-applying whatever BIOS version you are currently using. For example, if you are on BIOS version 2001, re-apply BIOS version 2001. This should clear everything in CMOS and NVRAM so you can get a fresh start.
I did disable IGPU, no ethernet, no WiFi , no result
 

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I did disable IGPU, no ethernet, no WiFi , no result
best to recheck all bios settings

run first aid on your usb installer and internal hard drives

try to just have one hard drive installed in your machine for installation
 
I did disable IGPU, no ethernet, no WiFi , no result

You don't seem to be getting "sandbox restriction" anymore. Now, it's a device error.

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I suspect it's one of your USB 3.1 gen 2 ports... Please try disabling USB 3.1 gen 2 in BIOS and see if it boots.
 
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I remember that once you told me that Intel X520/540 ethernet card are OOB under MacOS: so this card would work without any SSDT, quirks or anything else: X540 ? TIA!
 
@pastrychef
I remember that once you told me that Intel X520/540 ethernet card are OOB under MacOS: so this card would work without any SSDT, quirks or anything else: X540 ? TIA!

No. These Intel NICs need additional drivers. Small Tree, Sonnet, and SolarFlare made Mac drivers. I know that SolarFlare discontinued support. I don't know if Small Tree and Sonnet still maintain their drivers. I have not kept up.

The firmware on the NICs may or may not need modification for the drivers to work. For example, if you picked up Dell branded X520 cards, you would need to mod the firmware on the cards before the Small Tree drivers would work.

If you want OOB 10Bb NICs, AQC107 cards work by just enabling the "ForceAquantiaEthernet" quirk in OpenCore. AQC113 based cards can also work, but I don't have any personal experience with them. Also, I think I read that AQC113 based cards may prevent sleep/wake from working correctly.
 
This might explain the Ethernet problem(s) in the upgrade from 13.2 to 13.3:

 
This might explain the Ethernet problem(s) in the upgrade from 13.2 to 13.3:


On the hackintoshes that I have left, I use either Dell DW1560 or Lenovo 04x6020 cards on all of them with AirportBrcmFixup and BrcmPatchRAM. All have been updated to Ventura 13.3.
 
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I have read elsewhere that as of 13.3, Apple has removed the drivers (and thereby, the support) for the AQC107. Other users have had a terrible time trying to get their cards to work. Have you, or anyone else know anything about this, true or just a bad rumor? I'm currently on 13.4 B1 and I have an OWC external drive (Thunderbolt) with an AQC107 in it, and it really doesn't work, but I just don't know if the driver being removed is the issue or not.

Anyone else on site or comment about this?
 
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