[SUCCESS] Gigabyte Designare Z390 (Thunderbolt 3) + i7-9700K + AMD RX 580

[CaseySJ]

Thanks @CaseySJ.

The log seems okay, hence some follow-ups:

• Which version of macOS?
• Which version of BIOS?
• Are you able to post your config.plist (with serial numbers removed)?
• Are you able to boot into macOS Recovery?
  • This can be done by pressing spacebar at OpenCore boot picker and selecting the macOS Recovery icon

 

[Itshuta]

• Which version of macOS? - 13.6.3
• Which version of BIOS? - F9i
• Are you able to post your config.plist (with serial numbers removed)? - yes
• Are you able to boot into macOS Recovery? Yes

 

[CaseySJ]

• Which version of macOS? - 13.6.3
• Which version of BIOS? - F9i
• Are you able to post your config.plist (with serial numbers removed)? - Nope
• Are you able to boot into macOS Recovery? Yes

More questions:

• Do you have any optical drives connected (internal or external)?
  • These would be CD, DVD, Blu-ray, etc.
• Are you using Broadcom or Intel WiFi?
• Because you can boot into Recovery, try this:
  • Run Disk Utility
  • Select your Ventura disk and click First Aid
  • Do you get any warnings or errors?

 

[Itshuta]

• No optical drives connected - and I have disconnected everything.
  
  
• Are you using Broadcom or Intel WiFi?
  I am using Broadcom but I've taken the card out when I installed the second nvme.
  But when everything went kaput, I've reinstalled it.
  
  
• Disk Utility gave me no error.

Btw, I have post my config.plist from my backup.

 

[CaseySJ]

• No optical drives connected - and I have disconnected everything.
  
  
• Are you using Broadcom or Intel WiFi?
  I am using Broadcom but I've taken the card out when I installed the second nvme.
  But when everything went kaput, I've reinstalled it.
  
  
• Disk Utility gave me no error.

Btw, I have post my config.plist from my backup.

Please try the attached config.plist after copying serial numbers back into it.

 

[Itshuta]

The computer has booted with your Jedi Mind Trick.
I received these errors on startup though.

OCS:No schema for FixupAppleEf lImages at 8 index, context ‹Quirks>!
OCS: No schema for Instanceldentifier at 4 index, context ‹Boot>!
OCS: No schema for ShimetainProtocol at 13 index, context < Quirks>!

 

[CaseySJ]

The computer has booted with your Jedi Mind Trick.
I received these errors on startup though.

OCS:No schema for FixupAppleEf lImages at 8 index, context ‹Quirks>!
OCS: No schema for Instanceldentifier at 4 index, context ‹Boot>!
OCS: No schema for ShimetainProtocol at 13 index, context < Quirks>!

If you upgrade to OpenCore 0.9.7 these warnings will disappear. We can use the HackinDROM app to upgrade. Please see this guide:

[SUCCESS] Gigabyte Designare Z390 (Thunderbolt 3) + i7-9700K + AMD RX 580

It would be good to check that all cables and PCIe cards are securely connected. Power cables should be checked on both sides (on PSU and on motherboard/GPU -- don't forget the GPU). Looking at my previous post, I guess I need to get another graphics card. Does it need to be the RX580? Would...

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[Itshuta]

Thanks @CaseySJ.
Could you explain what happened ? How did I corrupt my config.plist just by adding a nvme ?
Finally,I cannot create a -data partition with Diskutil for my Backup.
All volumes are shown and I use APFS and GUID Partition Map but it just create one volume.

 

[Itshuta]

Ok, I've found the new way to clone using CCC.
Btw, it is not linked on page 1 in System Backup.

 

[brousseau6933]

Ok, I've found the new way to clone using CCC.
Btw, it is not linked on page 1 in System Backup.

I guess you didn’t choose the « Legacy » erase function at first?