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I have WD SN850 (macOS) and SN750 (Windows), and a number of Samsung and Lexar SATA SSDs. No panic logs found in Library/Logs/DiagnosticsReport, see panic video here. Note that kernel extensions in the backtrace are different each time, I've seen lilu, whatevergreen, virtualsmc in there. I think...

Pretty sure it is. Once I added this SSDT and reset the NVRAM I have never had a panic on shutdown. I removed the SSDT and reset the NVRAM again, panic is almost immediately back. Before this it may not panic on all shutdowns, but the panic is frequent enough so that reboots during the install...

I figured it out! My system was missing SSDT-XSPI. And I can't just use any simple SSDT-XSPI, It seems it must include a _DSM method. I discovered this as I was experimenting Olarilla's all in one SSDT (yes I know a lot of people say it's bad) and it gives no panic. So I basically disassembled...

Please take a look at this one. This is the EFI I've been using before I started trying to install Ventura, it should be a lot cleaner

Alright, I’ll post another EFI a bit later. This one was actually modified by a guy on another forum, I’ll send the EFI I used to use which hopefully is much cleaner.

Would you mind elaborating where? I’ve made so many customizations to it I can’t just start from scratch all over again.

Here is my EFI. Panic video is here. I recorded slomo so you can see everything clearly. It mentions virtualsmc and lilu in the backtrace.

I already linked to my EFI zip in another forum above. As for the panic, the panic during the install just shows a frozen progress bar, but I can show you the panic on shutdown of the installer. Will post the video when I’m back home.

But I already have 0.8.5 and latest kexts (according to kextupdater). I didn’t start trying installing Ventura until 0.8.4 got released.

I have a Z390 hack and it requires AvoidRuntimeDefrag quirk. Ventura (and its installer) needs it disabled or it will panic, but to go pass the dreaded “firmware upgrade could not be installed“ error I need to have it enabled. I’m aware there’s another guide on this and I’ve tried changing...

Good for you... I wish it is possible for my titan ridge card.

Hello, any news on this? Also is this only for Alpine Ridge (not Titan Ridge) cards?

I’m on the stock firmware.

1. Titan Ridge 2. Gigabyte 3. AIC 4. Bottom slot (No. 6) 5. Yes and plugged in 6. Yes 7. Aorus Pro Z390 8. i9 9900K 9. 12.0.1 Other stuff is in the zip folder, if I'm still missing something could you please tell me what exactly I'm missing?

Complete EFI folder, system log, and IOReg is here. The audio device named "K3" is connected to the problematic port, as can be found in the log. Near where K3 was successfully enumerated you can see some error messages, I suspect that has something to do with this issue. I noticed that ports...

I also have a problem where USB over TB ports won't work in macOS from a cold boot. It works if I make sure it's working in Windows and then reboot into macOS. Any ideas?

Is there no way of enabling cards with custom firmware to run under both macOS and Windows? I'm having the same problem with the guy above, flashed card only works in macOS. EDIT: though there are no errors in my device manager, unlike the guy above. It's just that Windows doesn't recognize any...

Here are my files. All these are generated without the patch. Thank you.

Hi, I have a bit of problems: if I have your patch installed and have iGPU enabled, my Thunderbolt stops working. I have a HDD box and the OS won't recognize the drives. Sometimes it will recognize the drives and mount it, but the disk is completely not accessible and causes Finder to freeze. I...

Thanks for the guide. Is it normal to see "Thunderbolt: No drivers are loaded." under Thunderbolt tab in System Information app? My devices are working though.