SOLVED Sonoma 14.4 Stage 2 Install Problem

[Yew101]

Attach the new EFI.

 

[Yew101]

Ok so I kinda figured it out. It conflicts with your Sonoma WiFi patch. I had to disable AirportBRCMfixup and NICinjector kexts and that exclusion of com.apple.SkywalkIOFamily in Kernel->Block. Now it boots perfectly fine but WiFi isn't working. This is the EFI which allows me to boot 14.4. Also i had to use restrict events with revpatch argument to get back the update cause they broke and didn't show up. I've made 2 separate OC configs to boot between 14.3.1 and 14.4 but we still have to figure out how to fix WiFi.

 

[EliteMacx86]

Ok so I kinda figured it out. It conflicts with your Sonoma WiFi patch. I had to disable AirportBRCM and NIC injector kexts and that exclusion of com.apple.SkywalkIOFamily in Kernel->Block. Now it boots perfectly fine but WiFi isn't working. This is the EFI which allows me to boot 14.4. Also i had to use restrict events with revpatch argument to get back the update cause they broke and didn't show up. I've made 2 separate OC configs to boot between 14.3.1 and 14.4 but we still have to figure out how to fix WiFi.

Of course, the WiFi guide for Sonoma does not says to use the Kexts you used. Hence, the loop.

Regarding the WiFi, see here:

 

[Yew101]

Of course, the WiFi guide for Sonoma does not says to use the Kexts you used. Hence, the loop.

Regarding the WiFi, see here:

Really? Because I have BCM94352Z and followed this:

 

[Yew101]

But AirPortBcrmFixup and its NICInjector plugin when enabled as well as
won't allow it to boot

 

[heniox]

Hi everyone,
I have a problem with SecureBootModel. When set to Disabled only one entry Windows can boot. Any other entries like macOS or Install macOS, although present in the OC boot menu cannot be booted. With the SBM set to Default Windows and Sonoma 14.3.1 boot correctly. Of course 14.4 shows the above described behaviour. What may be wrong with my setup (OC-0.9.9 kext updated). Is something missing in my config.plist?
Thanks for any help.

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[heniox]

OK, it is solved by adding:
UEFI - Qirks - DisableSecurityPolicy = TRUE

 

[EliteMacx86]

Yes, it's already described here:

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