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Ventura 13.4 beta 2 (22F5037d) Full Installer: http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/47/34/032-69875-A_EJJ7W4CJW0/tjjtswzksi5wugw44fuuy11r955g5f01n5/InstallAssistant.pkg Build 1: iMac20,2, i5-9400F, Samsung 16GB DDR4 RAM, MSI Z390 Gaming Plus, Radeon RX 580 8GB, OC 0.9.2

But why you recommended frame 19120000? This is desktop frame without LVDS connector! Choose one of 0x191E0000 (mobile, 3 connectors, 56 MB) 0x19160000 (mobile, 3 connectors, 56 MB) 0x19260000 (mobile, 3 connectors, 56 MB) 0x19270000 (mobile, 3 connectors, 56 MB) 0x191B0000 (mobile, 3 connectors, 56 MB) 0x193B0000 (mobile, 3 connectors, 56 MB) I had a success with 193B0000 having LVDS+HDMI+DP

It is normal. If you root patch, always full installer.

If you click on the info symbol (circle with the i in the middle) you get a window with a dropdown menu that allows you to select which betas to receive.

When I wrote this post, 0.6.3 was still a nightly build. Now it's been released. As for my SMBIOS, I used to use macMini7,1 and it was fine but when it was no longer a supported model, I tried using macMini8,1 without any ill-effects and did not need any patches until Ventura. As for the substance of my post, it turns out that my problems were with the QTWebEngine. I found that I could not get graphics to load in Firefox in addition to the other apps I mentioned. For now, I reverted back to an earlier version of macOS, 11.5.1, actually, and everything is running fine. I will make a full backup of everything in this state and will then start running updates until I get back to Ventura and, hopefully, 13.3.1, without breaking anything. I have read so many tidbits about the QTWebEngine that I am a bit confused but I recall that it may be that it has a problem with Python3, which I downloaded to compile OCLP 0.6.3. So I don't think that OCLP has anything to do with my problem.

- Install fuse-4.4.1 (reboot) - Install homebrew https://brew.sh/ - Type in terminal: brew install --cask macfuse brew install --formula --build-from-source ./ext4fuse.rb - Edit the linux.sh set path to your linux disk - chmod +x linux.sh (to fix running permission) The disk will show up in your desktop you can also use script editor with this code (fix path first): do shell script "/usr/local/bin/ext4fuse -o allow_other,defer_permissions /dev/disk1s2 /Volumes/Linux" with administrator privileges ext4fuse.rb fuse-4.4.1.dmg linux.sh

Okay, however thank you so much for your help. Very grateful!

Sorry man I am fresh out of ideas, hopefully someone else can offer a solution to fix the graphics problem.

I forgot to add your Graphics Properties in Device Properties to your Original EFI Folder so if that last one I sent you don't work, try this. EFI.zip

If this is an AiO setup, then @Slice recommendation is correct, LVDS (and eDp) connectors are usually used to drive panels of laptops and AiO devices. OP should be using mobile connectors too, I think.

Ok try this EFI and let me know any progress. To clear the NvRAM, if you don't see it at the Boot Menu, hit the Space Bar and you will see the Icon, just move the cursor on it and hit enter which will induce a reboot and you should be good from there on. EFI.zip

I thought it would be safe to test Ventura 13.3.1 on my HackBookPro6,2 after the release of OCLP 0.6.3. After upgrading Ventura 13.2.1 to 13.3.1 and patching with OCLP 0.6.3 [RELEASE], Finder doesn't work for me. I needed to restore Ventura 13.2.1 for working Finder.

@Alan Sojan You can go step by step. First, get your current EFI (it boots but iGPU is not properly installed) and add into config.plist the code for the iGPU, as I see in the pic you have uploaded in your last post. Your EFI + iGPU DeviceProperties. Nothing more. Does the system boot? Do you have graphic acceleration?

@Alan Sojan Ok, try this revised EFI and see. PS - You'll have to put your ethernet kext in the kext folder and make an entry in the config.plist. EFI.zip

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@eSaF Thanks for confirming we're talking about the same dropdown menu. Here are the screenshots from my Hackintosh 1 and Hackintosh 2. I see no change even after running the latest macOSDeveloperBetaAccessUtility.pkg from the Apple Developer website for Ventura 13.4 Beta 2. I can see some differences in SoftwareUpdate.prefPane from System/Library/PreferencePanes between the two machines but that's about it, hence my guess it's a software bug in the latest beta. I'll await some input from people more knowledgeable than me!

On one of my hacks and two real macs that option is not available. The dropdown shows Off or Public beta only. Only one hack retains the Developer option as well. Downloading the Developer update utility for 13.4 beta 2 from Apple’s Developer site makes no difference when run, still showing only Off or Public beta. Guess it’s a beta bug!