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(SUCCESS) Gigabyte Z390 UD -Open Core 0.6.3

I have an updated EFI. 0.8.7 I believe. I also corrected the USB mapping from what I had originally posted. I'll try and upload it later today.
 
Here you go. Regenerate the platform info and ROM before using.
 

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nottooshabby said:
Here you go. Regenerate the platform info and ROM before using.
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Thank you very much! What version are you currently running with this EFI? Is the USB stuff set up for Catalina, Big Sur, or Monterey?
 
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OpenCore 0.8.7. I am using it with Monterey.
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Appreciate the continued responses. Whenever you get tired of my questions feel free to cut me off! ;-)

Built a boot drive for Monterey and added my serial info to the config.plist as well as verbose booting. Got a kernel panic with the last line reading "authenticate_efi_forwarded_roothash:2785 apfs_extract_root_hash_and_manifest failed with error: Invalid argument (22)" Not sure if that tells you what the problem could be..
 

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Appreciate the continued responses. Whenever you get tired of my questions feel free to cut me off! ;-)

Built a boot drive for Monterey and added my serial info to the config.plist as well as verbose booting. Got a kernel panic with the last line reading "authenticate_efi_forwarded_roothash:2785 apfs_extract_root_hash_and_manifest failed with error: Invalid argument (22)" Not sure if that tells you what the problem could be..
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Not sure. apfs is the apple file system. Are you booting off a USB flash drive? If so, try a different usb port or a different flash drive.
 
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Not sure. apfs is the apple file system. Are you booting off a USB flash drive? If so, try a different usb port or a different flash drive.
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Well, that's a first for me, I would have never thought of that. Put the drive in a different USB port and got to the installer page! When I click on Install macOS Monterey and continue it just sits there and doesn't do anything so I'll have to see what I can figure out from here. Thanks for getting me to this point!
 
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Well, that's a first for me, I would have never thought of that. Put the drive in a different USB port and got to the installer page! When I click on Install macOS Monterey and continue it just sits there and doesn't do anything so I'll have to see what I can figure out from here. Thanks for getting me to this point!
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Double check your bios settings. I can't remember if I had the config.plist setup to use the resizable GPU bars. You may want to set the resizable bars to -1 in the config.plist if it is not already. That is all I can think of.
 
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Double check your bios settings. I can't remember if I had the config.plist setup to use the resizable GPU bars. You may want to set the resizable bars to -1 in the config.plist if it is not already. That is all I can think of.
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Edited: I was able to download a fresh Monterey installer and that was it. Booting from a working copy of Monterey. Just have to clean up some small stuff. Thanks again for the help!


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Checked BIOS settings and they match what you originally recommended. Also made the GPU bars change and no change. Looked in the Dortania guide and it has a recommendation for "Frozen installer after 30 seconds" to enable "Dummypowermanagement" and get rid of any links to nullcpupowermanagement. You weren't using nullcpupowermanagement anyway so that wasn't an issue. I did try to enable the dummypowermanagement but it didn't change anything.

I have reformatted my SSD (Vertex so I don't think compatibility issues like Samsung) to APFS when trying to install. I opened the installer log while in Recovery and there is a line that essentially says "APFSVolumeGetSiDPState blah blah error: 22." I've googled that to see if that could be it but haven't come up with any solutions. In the screenshot attached I had 2 partitions on the SSD but have now reformatted to only 1 partition but it's the same message. Going to rebuild the USB just in case the installer somehow got corrupted along the way. Will continue to plug away!
 

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