r/Ryzentosh

I’m confused about something happening when clear nvram

So hello guys so when I try boot into wondows it kinda like says something like OC :failed to load configuration (this happened after I cleared the nvram) and its boot looping but it also shows the manufacturer name of my pc and ik this isn’t really hackintosh but it happened when I cleared nvram by using the opencore boot loader the tools I used were proper tree ocat and opencore simplify idk what I did wrong but if anyone knows just please tell me how to fix it while keeping the stuff on my drives

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u/StandardFar3635 — 3 days ago
▲ 19 r/Ryzentosh+1 crossposts

After trying to install Sequoia, I am now testing it on the Tahoe build on an MSI A520M A Pro device.

For this instance, the OpenCore EFI configuration was successfully applied to the Hackintosh Tahoe 26.2.

The only issue encountered is that internal audio does not work, however, HDMI audio can be used for external sound output. Audio input is also non-functional.

Hardware I am using:

- Motherboard: MSI A520M A Pro

- CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600G

- GPU: ASRock Phantom Gaming AMD Radeon RX 570 (4GB VRAM)

- RAM: 2x 16GB TeamGroup DDR4 3200 MHz - LAN: Realtek RTL8111

- Wi-Fi: Broadcom BCM94360CS2

- Audio: Realtek ALC892/ALC897 (not working)

I used the Windows 10 operating system to create the OpenCore EFI configuration.

The tools I used for this process include:

  1. ProperTree (requires Python)

  2. GenSMBIOS (requires Python)

  3. HardwareSniffer.exe (to retrieve hardware information)

  4. Notepad++

  5. TransMac

  6. Explorer++

  7. MiniTool Partition Wizard

Additional setting: AMD_Vanilla Patch.

I did not download an ISO image; instead, I used the USB installer I had previously created and converted it into an ISO image with a .dmg extension.

Therefore, I used TransMac to copy the image to the USB drive.

kext. that I use :

- Lilu.kext

- AirPortBrcmFixup.kext

- IOSkywalkFamily.kext

- IO80211FamiltLegacy.kext

- AMFIPass.kext

- VirtualSMC.kext

- WhateverGreen.kext

- AppleALC.kext

- AppleMCEReporterDisabler.kext

- AMDRyzenCPUPowerManagement.kext

- AmdTscSync.kext

- CryptexFixup.kext

- HibernationFixup.kext

- RealtekRTL8111.kext

- RestrickEvents.kext

- SMCAMDProcessor.kext

- SMCRadeonSensors.kext

- USBToolBox.kext

- UTBDefault.kext

The most crucial setting here is within the "DeviceProperties->Add" section; specifically, I need to enter the PCI root path for the storage controller:

PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x2,0x1)/Pci(0x0,0x1) built-in (Type column: Data ) ( Value column: 01000000 )

which is located in the SATA 1 slot

For boot-args, I use this command:

-v keepsyms=1 debug=0x100 npci=0x3000 unfairgva=1 alcid=11

Csr-acrive-config (type : Data) Value : 03080000

u/Hry86 — 11 days ago
▲ 20 r/Ryzentosh+1 crossposts

I fixed the SK hynix PC711 kernel panic on macOS 12–15 — PC711Probe is now public

I have released PC711Probe, a Lilu plugin that fixes the `IONVMeFamily` Identify-timeout kernel panic affecting the SK hynix PC711 (`1C5C:174A`) on older macOS versions.

The controller itself reaches Ready state, but the first Identify command never completes through the old interrupt path. Comparing `IONVMeFamily` with macOS 26 showed that Apple changed the MSI-X initialization sequence. PC711Probe applies the relevant interrupt setup before Apple’s driver initializes the controller: on Darwin 20–22 it requests one MSI-X vector during early PCI matching, while on Darwin 23–24 it requests MSI-X and clears the old interrupt-path selector during interrupt-source creation. Apple `IONVMeFamily` remains the actual NVMe driver and continues to handle queues, Identify, namespaces and storage I/O.

Recovery boot is verified on macOS 11–14. A complete macOS 15.6.1 installation, normal system boot, namespace/partition publication, PCIe 3.0 x4 link, reported TRIM support, S.M.A.R.T. status, and a 2766.1/3005.9 MB/s write/read benchmark are verified on the tested PC711. On macOS 15.7.9, the same drive also passed 96 GiB of sequential write/read/two-pass SHA-256 validation, dual 8 GiB parallel I/O, 20,000 small-file operations, three sleep/wake cycles, three reboots, and APFS verification without a panic, NVMe timeout, I/O error, media loss, or hash mismatch.

Source and download: https://github.com/hrx114514x/PC711Probe

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u/Leather-Challenge261 — 12 days ago

Can Hackintosh be installed on the Biostar A520M motherboard?

Hi everyone, is there anyone here using the Biostar A520M for a Ryzentosh build?

Here is my hardware configuration:

- CPU: Ryzen 5 5600G

- Motherboard: Biostar A520M

- RAM: 2x 16GB TeamGroup

- LAN: Realtek 8111

- WiFi: Broadcom BCM94260CS2 PCIe x1

- SSD: VisiPro 120GB

- Audio: Realtek?

I want to try building an OpenCore (OC) EFI and install macOS Sequoia.

I have previously successfully installed it on an MSI A520M A Pro.

Now, I’d like to ask those of you using this Biostar motherboard: is it possible to install it, and what BIOS settings do I need to apply?

Thanks.

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u/Hry86 — 14 days ago

Will it work on the MSI A520M A Pro?

I'm trying to set up an AMD Ryzen Hackintosh on the MSI A520A Pro. Now I'm just waiting for the final result; I hope it works.

Setup:

- MSI A520A Pro

- AMD Ryzen 5 5600G processor

- AMD Radeon RX 570 graphics card (4GB VRAM)

- 2x 16GB Teamgroup 3200MHz RAM

- Broadcom BCM 94360CS2 Wi-Fi

- Realtek RTL8111 LAN driver

- Realtek ALC 892/ALC897 audio

Fingers crossed that it works.

u/Hry86 — 11 days ago