Hi
I try to install ventura on a macbook. I use the dortania guide for my cpu (comet lake) but the system boot but after few seconds reboot or freezee (like in photo):
My spec is:
comet lake i710875h with integrated iGPU and nvidia (but i know I can only use the igpu)
I try different mod on my config.plist but I didn't find where is the error:
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SOLUTION:
issues like reboots and freezes during macOS installation are commonly due to misconfiguration in your config.plist or incompatible/missing kexts (kernel extensions).
Here are some general troubleshooting steps you could consider:
Check Your BIOS Settings
Make sure that you have configured your BIOS settings according to the guide you are following. Incorrect BIOS settings can often lead to such issues.
Validate Your config.plist
You might have missing or incorrect settings. Use tools like ProperTree to correctly organize and clean your config.plist. Also, ensure that your settings match your CPU architecture (Comet Lake in this case).
Verify Kexts
Ensure that all the required kexts are in the EFI folder and they are the latest version compatible with the version of macOS you're installing.
Boot Flags
Sometimes adding or removing certain boot flags can help. For instance, you could try adding -v for verbose mode, which will give you more details during booting, potentially highlighting where the error might be.
ACPI Patches
Incorrect or missing ACPI patches can lead to boot issues. Make sure your ACPI patches are configured correctly for your specific hardware.
Check Logs
If you still can't find the issue, you can try looking into the logs. You'll have to boot in verbose mode (-v boot flag) and take a photo or note down the text before the system crashes. This could give you clues on what is going wrong.
Software and Firmware Updates
Make sure your macOS version and EFI files (BOOTx64.efi, OpenCore.efi etc.) are all up-to-date.
Hardware Compatibility
Finally, make sure all your hardware is compatible. Since you're using integrated graphics, double-check that your iGPU is properly configured and supported.
Remember, installing macOS on non-Apple hardware is against Apple's terms of service. It's crucial to remember this point from a legal perspective.
If you're having continued issues, you may want to consult the community where you found the guide for Comet Lake CPUs. Someone with the same hardware configuration might have encountered a similar issue and could have specific advice.
Thank you so much Ufuk
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