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[EliteMacx86]

This is the EFI

Disable IgnoreInvalidFlexRatio and then check!

 

[EliteMacx86]

However, I've found an EFI online and using it doesn't trigger KP issue. Apparently, when booting using this EFI.. It stuck on the apple logo, do you know what issue is that? I can't attach the EFI file here bcs its to large, do you mind if I email u personally?

No idea without the verbose. Of course, you can send via email.

 

[Iman]

Disable IgnoreInvalidFlexRatio and then check!

Still trigger KP.. may I ask where to see the verbose logs in format .txt?

 

[EliteMacx86]

Still trigger KP.. may I ask where to see the verbose logs in format .txt?

Remove SSDT-PNLF and add -wegnoegpu to boot args. Reset NVRAM and then check. Also, it could be possible that the installer is dirty so re-create the bootable USB. For the verbose logging, you'll have to Debug version.

 

[Iman]

This is the verbose abt the KP I guess, also I attach updated EFI

 

[Iman]

Also I have a question, I'm not using any external drive to be a bootable drive. However, since I've 2 drive installed in this laptop, I've created 2gb Fat format partition on the 2nd drive and paste the required EFI and recovery folder to act as bootable drive. Will it be the cause of the problem? I just consider this method will make the installation run faster due to its connection via SATA, AHCI. I guess

Other than that, I've also used another method which is patch a clean macOS ventura installer (14+gb) on and external drive. For the EFI, I've created a 200mb (EFI, system) partition and paste the EFI folder in the partition. Is this method also creating all these KP issue?

 

[EliteMacx86]

This is the verbose abt the KP I guess, also I attach updated EFI

Add ForgedInvariant.kext and then check.

 

[EliteMacx86]

Also I have a question, I'm not using any external drive to be a bootable drive. However, since I've 2 drive installed in this laptop, I've created 2gb Fat format partition on the 2nd drive and paste the required EFI and recovery folder to act as bootable drive. Will it be the cause of the problem? I just consider this method will make the installation run faster due to its connection via SATA, AHCI. I guess

Well, the system is crashing so its not the bootable USB. Also, creating a installer on a USB Flash Drive or a high speed NVMe, it won't make that much of difference.

 

[Iman]

Well, the system is crashing so its not the bootable USB. Also, creating a installer on a USB Flash Drive or a high speed NVMe, it won't make that much of difference.

Okay thanks for the advice

 

[Iman]

Add ForgedInvariant.kext and then check.

May I ask where is the kext file.... I've attached the file downloaded from Github