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hardikrathi
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I am stuck at this verbose line (image attached) in opencore. Have been trying for a week now. If possible, kindly help before I totally lose hope. At first I tried understanding the cause but couldnt find any possible solution. Triple checked the config.plist and OC folder. I removed the PS2 controller kext and have the kext folder clean expect essential ones. Link to oc- https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=1V1EuzXD7eiCXngzyHjxp6f4wj8SW5uQe

Here are my full system specs- 

Operating System
    Windows 10 Home 64-bit
CPU
    Intel Core i3 6100U @ 2.30GHz    48 °C
    Skylake-U/Y 14nm Technology
RAM
    16.0GB Dual-Channel Unknown @ 1064MHz (16-16-16-36)
Motherboard
    ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. X541UA (U3E1)
Graphics
    Generic PnP Monitor (1366x768@60Hz)
    Intel HD Graphics 520 (ASUStek Computer Inc)
Storage
    931GB Western Digital WDC WD10SPZX-60Z10T0 (SATA (SSD))    38 °C
Optical Drives
    HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GUE1N
Audio
    Realtek High Definition Audio

keyboard- PC/AT Enhanced PS/2 Keyboard (101/102-Key) 

 

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hardikrathi
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Hey , thank you for reading my silly post.... I fixed that problem with enabling CSM and adding usbinjectall.kext. Reached the installation screen. My graphics card Intel hd 520 doesn't work and I have to use a monitor through HDMI port. Is there any way I can enable my iGPU. NOTE - have tried the dortania post and GPU patching but no luck. Is there any "INJECT INTEL" option in opencore so that I can enable it after installing big sur with the monitor. Please help @Hervé

aben
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@hardikrathi Try this boot-arg flag: igfxonln=1 

Alternatively, do check if you require Backlight fixing: https://dortania.github.io/Getting-Started-With-ACPI/Laptops/backlight-methods/manual.html

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Sounds like the issue is due to forcing of legacy CSM mode which results in native GPIO/I2C controllers getting disabled hence your kernel panic being avoided. CSM mode needs be disabled for working internal graphics output on some firmwares however in order to solve your original kernel panic issue you will most likely require:

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hardikrathi
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@aben, disabling the CSM didn't work. Same situation. Also if I continue with HDMI monitor, will I be able to inject Intel once the installation is complete. Also I reached the installation screen but it requires internet. I have unsupported wifi card and LAN isn't working (all kexts tried), will horndis work?

 

Thanks a TON for your help. 

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@Baio77 test means? Shall I replace the existing EFI and can you elaborate on the role of ioreg in this. Why exactly ioreg is required and how do I do the needful . @aben have granted access to the drive oc folder. Will try the boot args . Shall I try both of them together ?

I am sorry for these (basic) question. Am quite new to OC. Had tried earlier resulting in kernel panic....... Anyways I thank you all and hope I succeed in OC.

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The efi your posted earlier is not good, missing basic kext, without virtualSMC, you will never start any Hackintosh, so as a starting base use my EFI, it is not complete but it should at least start.
https://github.com/khronokernel/IORegistryClone for ioreg app.

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The efi I made is on sale as well, to allow you to install more easily, excluding problems of the IGPU.

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aben
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@hardikrathi Thanks for sharing access. As pointed out by @Baio77 essential key properties were missing from your OC config file which have now been amended to better suit your hardware. Give it a try.

Also attaching below alternative EFI folder (added relevant IGPU properties + other minor changes to ACPI properties) incase the one hosted on Google Drive results in kernel panics. Good luck!

EFI.zip

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hardikrathi
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Hey @aben, really you are very helpful, I used the EFI , reached the installer screen(trackpad not working) but now internet error occurs and the installer shows that Monterey requires an internet connection to install . Ethernet not working with all kexts tried, horndis not working . What shall I do now. Comparatively, this seems to be a very silly error. I have a supported network adapter. How shall I use it in recovery. 

P.S - trackpad (Elan 1200 ) 

adapter (archer t2u nano )

PLEASE help 

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@hardikrathi Try this EFI, I added relevant Trackpad properties. I believe your notebook does not come equipped with Ethernet jack, correct? If that is the case, it will be a dicey situation to get networking capabilities especially via USB based wireless adaptors that has no support in macOS Recovery. Only 2 solutions/workarounds here:
 

  • Create a bootable full installer of macOS to complete installation without the need for recovery based install - try gibMacOS (python-based script; works on Windows too)
     
  • Install a supported WiFi chipset, if M.2 capable go for Broadcom based model like the BCM94360NG (natively supported on macOS but this card has performance issues on Windows) I would suggest DW1820A, its affordable, has excellent network performance and acceptable compatibility even with macOS 12 Monterey.

 

 

EFI.zip

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hardikrathi
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Hey @aben not in the position to buy another accessory for just a hobby I have installed basesystem.dmg and basesystem.chunklist from gibmacos , according to the dortania guide.So I reached recovery mode through this only. What should I do 😫

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In that case, I'm afraid the only route is to create a bootable offline installer of macOS. If gibMacOS was a no success, try your luck with these approaches: 

OR

Good luck!

hardikrathi
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Somehow horndis seemed to work and then the system rebooted and I think I have reached the installation screen but the verbose mode shows almost 1626 lines of voodooi2celantouchpaddriver:elan1200 invalid system report. This trackpad is such a nightmare. Anyway I very very very big thanks to @abenfor helping me so much and giving support for every error I encountered. Just this trackpad is such a big...... There are too many lines of the same code , it keeps on running for almost 5 mins with same code.

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Yea, some trackpads like the Elan 1200 is known to have compatibility issues on macOS, given that their kernel code not being open sourced, unfortunately it will be quite difficult to help improve support for these devices. Is the trackpad however usable tho on your system?

Try this new EFI, I added couple of patches, hopefully its better?

EFI.zip

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 I am unable to boot without the usb drive. Without it , the system directly boots into bios. Another thing is my hackintosh works extremely sluggishly with everything opening so slowly. Graphics is fine - 1536 mb . And I have 16gb ram and a Mac is supposed to work fast while mine is SLOW. PLEASE help @aben the verbose also gets stuck temporarily at doing boot task bootroot. Trackpad still doesn't work 😡

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Booting into the bios means the required boot-loader files (in this case, OpenCore) are either missing from your internal drive's EFI partition OR not configured yet within the BIOS boot order setup. Ensure the respective drive:

  1. Has been formatted with an EFI partition of size 200MB minimum - basic requirement for macOS.
  2. Contains the necessary boot-loader files in the partition's EFI folder (BOOT and OC for OpenCore although BOOT can afford to be omitted depending on BIOS capabilities).
  3. Has been configured within the BIOS setup to boot through the respective boot-loader. For OpenCore, you can either choose BOOTx64.efi or OpenCore.efi although the former is recommended incase issues arises with other OS(es) like Windows taking over the boot order sequence. Test and see what works better.

For trackpad issues, I'm afraid I'm unable to help you further on that since I do not possess ELAN devices at the moment. You may try your luck with Acidanthera's trackpad kext here: https://github.com/acidanthera/VoodooPS2 maybe that may fix the sluggish performance. 

Upload an IOREG extract...sometimes helps diagnose possible issues. You may get the app here: https://github.com/utopia-team/IORegistryExplorer

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