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I'm not sure if the following investigation depends on that property, but I couldn't run 'Bootcamp Windows' from the macOS in Parallels Desktop until I set that property as 'true'. Otherwise, the Windows inside the Parallels showed me the blue screen during the boot ('INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE' error).
FYI: I have the 9'th generation of the processor.
I had the same issue, couldn't use Parallels through Boot Camp. It was running fine then went POOF after the upgrade. I finally got it working in OC 0.7.9. I discovered a new tool called OC Auxiliary Tools and decided to test it's ability to genertae a base EFI automatically. By the way, they multiple versions, you can even run it on Windows to build your EFI before you Hackintosh!
While it works well, I did find that rebuilding it with their stock tools inserted a lot of entries to ensure the widest variety of systems could boot, some of which not seem to take into OC functionality into account. It wasn't big deal to clean but be sure you understand what you are removing.
It also has a great opencore updater tool. My one recommendation is that they have an kext loading order checker like in another utility, but other than that, the tool is as brilliant as Hackintool.
To test your Parallels, copy my EFI to a USB stick and boot from it. If it works, keep using it, or use the tool to build one from scratch.
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