Hello my fine netizens,

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Today my Martin Lo openCore decided to stop working after a restart. I can get to the boot picker upon startup, but the system crashes after selecting my startup disk. Happens every time now. I can boot into the recovery partition however. No new hardware installed, still running Big Sur.

Specs: Mac pro 4,1 flashed to 5,1. Radeon RX580, sip still disabled.

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From my googling it sounds like it might be a kernel issue? Can anyone offer some tips, or link any appropriate guides that I can read through? I'm not very good at navigating and finding the correct information on the forums.

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Thanks!

This is my first Hackintosh build, and my first PC build in about 8 years so I'm fairly out of the loop with the community.

I'm looking at building a PC that can double as a home studio work machine in MacOS, and a PC that can do some light gaming in windows. The plan at the moment is to split the hardrives, 1 sata and 1 HDD for each side of the system.

I'd read on another thread that you can load 2 separate GPUs for each system, so I plan to use onboard graphics for the MacOS.

I just wanted some advice on the build, if there is anything in the build that won't work, or any advice to make the system more efficient or "better".

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Here's the link to my build: https://uk.pcpartpicker.com/list/xLgKNc

Only thing I changed out was was the wifi card to a $15 Intel 9260.

Everything else was stock including the Samsung PM961 OEM SSD. I was very surprised that everything went without a hitch given my SSD and wifi card.

The only thing things that doesn't work is my bluetooth (tbh the BT on this thing sucks anyways) and the brightness only has 4 true steps.

I used dragonflylee's config and only swapped out the wifi kext.

In the Dortania Guide "Fixing Sleep: Preparations" they have you use these terminal commands for testing, but don't tell you how to undo them when you're done:

sudo pmset autopoweroff 0 sudo pmset powernap 0 sudo pmset standby 0 sudo pmset proximitywake 0 sudo pmset tcpkeepalive 0 

Do I just change them all to 1?

CPU: intel i7 8550U GPU: Intel UHD Graphics 620 RAM: 16GB Laptop: HP ENVY x360

I’ve tried adding kexts manually and nothing happens, I even tried reinstalling macOS like 3 times. Everything works plugged in, though.

Laptop doesn’t have an Ethernet port, but I’ve connected via usb c adapter and it works flawlessly. Same with external keyboard and mouse. Is there anything I can do to fix it? I’ve installed via clover

Specs : i7 12700k Gigabyte z690 ud ax ddr4 v2 Gpu RX6600

I have installed BigSur on my laptop, and I want to upgrade to Monterey, but i found opencore stucked at ：

AppleIntelLpssI2CController::_serviceMatchingTimeSubr: fTimerServiceMatching timed out, fNotifications 0 

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My laptop: Lenovo Yoga 710-14ikb Intel i7-7500U

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The opencore I used before (which works in BigSur but not in Monterey) :

https://mega.nz/file/MwtzAThL#ILDAbGhSgfdsH2eZe8-CPNofaTh784rN8dcjBnG3PxY 

The opencore I made for Monterey (which works in BigSur but not in Monterey):

https://mega.nz/file/AsVEHYgR#xuiaOmc8_iNQI_mKkrEiVA910zEgm06mbOS3GRRgGwY 

My SSD is Samsung 970 Pro, do I need NVMeFix?

What is RestrictEvents for?

i remember the general consensus was to use separate SSDs but it was clover back then and windows often like to munch on clover‘s efi for breakfast. (currently it’s possible to boot both opencore and windows in uefi mode off the same efi partition)

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