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Here a few observations: - The deice-id shouldn't be needed in the SSDT-GFX0. Plus, if the connectors are being recognized natively and they're proper, you shouldn't require injecting @0,connector-type. - The Thunderbolt SSDT you're using is not appropriate. See the HotPlug guide to build...

Great. So, all fixed now?

Your EFI is not as per the guide. Start here:

Limited support here means you cannot have all the Graphics function such as metal.

EFI is corrupt.

Is that SATA SSD? No, it does not work fully. Just partial that is why it is experimental. The EFI you attached is corrupt as well.

@Ezger What's the boot drive model? Seems like an NVRAM issue. Attach your EFI to check!

Can you attach About This Mac photo and Hackintool PCIe info?

Attach the EFI you're using.

Are you able to boot now?

That's funny. Provided that your Laptop has APU Enabled (not factory disabled), you should be able to install. Your configuration is not as per the guide and you have also not changed the CPU core count. Start here:

You don't need Load Early setting. The error is due to Secure Boot. Disable Secure Boot in BIOS and you should be good!

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Attach the copy of EFI you're using.

Can you remind what needs to be corrected here?

You'll likely have to inject EDID.

Attach the complete EFI.

https://elitemacx86.com/threads/how-to-update-opencore-efi-for-macos-tahoe.2378/

A few issues here: The BOOTX64.efi must be in the BOOT directory. You must have SSDT-EC in the patched directory. The drivers64UEFI directory contains bogus drivers. The config.plist is not up to the mark and no quirks are configured. Assuming your Laptop supports UEFI Boot Mode, follow the...