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Hardware:

  • CPU: Intel Core i7-9700k
  • GPU: iGPU
  • RAM: 32GB DDR4
  • Motherboard/Laptop model: ASUS Z390 Prime
  • Audio Codec: ALC1220
  • Ethernet Card: Intel I219-V
  • What guide/tool was followed: Dortania
  • What part I got an issue with: Kernal panic seen in the video linked below.
  • What files/config I am using: Attached and explained below.
  • Extra Info: I have attempted to create a MacOS 13 installer on Windows previously and gotten stuck at it actually installing. I now have access to an actual MacBook, which I have used to try from the beginning at making the installer and OpenCore booter on an external USB. I think it is worth noting my previous troubles seemed to revolve around CPU Power Management.

Files:

  • ACPI:
    • SSDT-AWAC.aml
    • SSDT-EC-USBX-DESKTOP.aml
    • SSDT-PLUG-DRTNIA.aml
    • SSDT-PMC.aml
  • Drivers:
    • HfsPlus.efi
    • OpenRuntime.efi
  • Kexts:
    • AppleALC.kext
    • IntelMausi.kext
    • Lilu.kext
    • SMCProcessor.kext
    • SMCSuperIO.kext
    • USBToolBox.kext
    • UTBMap.kext
    • VirtualSMC.kext
    • WhateverGreen.kext
  • Tools
    • OpenShell.efi

BIOS Changes:

  • Enabled
    • VT-x
    • Above 4G Decoding
    • XHCI Hand-off
  • Disabled
    • Fast Boot
    • Serial Port
    • VT-d
    • Launch CSM
    • Thunderbolt
    • CFG Lock
  • Could not locate
    • Hyper-Threading
    • Execute Disable Bit
    • Secure Boot
    • Parallel Port
    • Intel SGX
    • Intel Platform Trust
  • Other
    • OS Type => Other OS
    • DVMT Pre-allocated => 64M
    • SATA Mode => AHCI

Google Drive: <= This is the link

  • EFI: My EFI file with everything inside (Serial/UUID have been changed to NULL for discretion).
  • Debug Logs.txt - The logs from my last boot attempt.
  • Frame Before Panic.PNG - A screenshot of the debugger in the immediate frame prior to the panic.
  • USB Boot Sequence.MOV - A video of my boot sequence.

NOTE: I am attempting the Ventura (macOS 13) version of a Hackintosh.
Sorry this is so long, any help is greatly appreciated!!

On 6/29/2023 at 4:47 PM, MaLd0n said:

-Bios/UEFI in full default settings(Just change settings if need)
-Users with IGPU can use -igfxvesa bootarg for easy installation

Okay, I got it to boot, my BIOS settings are still what they are from the post. However, I now cannot remove the -igfxvesa as it will just give me a black screen if I don't use it.

Hi,

 

You did not specify the specific variant of the Asus Z390 Prime. I have the Asus Z390 Prime-P other than that the only difference between your config that you have listed is I also have an RX580 as my GPU. I am running Ventura 13.4.1

This is my current OC configuration which is working very well. I have used an SSDT for the USB ports instead of the USB Kext you have used. I did however disable in the BIOS USB ports 7 and 8 (internal motherboard USB3 ports) and USB ports 11 and 13 (internal motherboard USB2 ports). I upgraded the MB BIOS to version 4.0 - the latest version. The secure boot and Intel Trust Platform are both there, it was even present in my original BIOS version 1.3.

 

There is no parallel port which explains why you could not find it. Also it is not actually possible to disable the Serial port, you have a choice of 4 possible configuration for the port however this is a red hearing as it has nothing to do with preventing the MacOS from operation correctly. I am an electronics geek and use the onboard serial port for connecting to serial devices.

 

If you could not find the Secure Boot and the Intel Trust Platform then are you using the Simplified BIOS setup as opposed to the extended (F7) setup?

 

I also set the DVMT Preallocated to 256M although it is not applicable to you as you are using a GPU.

 

I am using M.2 NVME SSDs hence the NVME fixup. I use the identical EFI on both my installation USB stick as my boot SSD drive.

 

For Bluetooth I am using a Bluetooth Dongle and therefore I also needed Bluetooth image.thumb.png.d6af5a25fe673f58451594e52926c170.png

 

@InfinitThread Don't create Installers in Windows, use your Mac for that instead. You can use OpenCore Legacy Patcher to download macOS and create a USB installer

 

Disable in BIOS:

  • VT-x
  • Vt-d

Config:

  • Enable XcpmCfgLock quirk for testing
  • Misc/Security/SecureBootModel: Disabled (written word)
  • -wegonogpu What is this? There's no such boot-arg called wegonogpu! It's called either wegnoegpu or wegnoigpu and you need neither of them
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@cankiulascmnfye I've screamed "O no!" many times when attempting to debug WEG with my iGPU.  I think wegonogpu is the technical term for this outburst.

  • Haha 2
On 7/5/2023 at 6:05 PM, cankiulascmnfye said:

@InfinitThread Don't create Installers in Windows, use your Mac for that instead. You can use OpenCore Legacy Patcher to download macOS and create a USB installer

 

Disable in BIOS:

  • VT-x
  • Vt-d

Config:

  • Enable XcpmCfgLock quirk for testing
  • Misc/Security/SecureBootModel: Disabled (written word)
  • -wegonogpu What is this? There's no such boot-arg called wegonogpu! It's called either wegnoegpu or wegnoigpu and you need neither of them

I usually think VT-x is obligatory enabled for macOS.

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4 hours ago, Slice said:

I usually think VT-x is obligatory enabled for macOS.

Especially if the config.plist uses VM "spoofing" for OTA updates (e.g., VMM ON).

Edited by deeveedee

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