Jake Lo

Can't help unless we know more about the hardware. Post full system specs: CPU GPU touchpad Audio Codec etc.. If you have Windows installed, you can run dxdiag.exe and attached the result here.

enable verbose mode so you can see what's the issue after reboot from disabling SIP

You need to mount the EFI partition of the USB installer and replace the EFI folder with the one in the GitHub

try this, post new IOReg file after the update Replace the Config file in /EFI/OC folder and add the SSDT* to /EFI/ACPI folder FnKey.zip

try this BrightnessFnKey.zip

try this 5480_i2c.zip

Please post IOReg file using IORegistryExplorer.app v2.1

Try this, it's for BIOS A24 with Low Resolution display Intel Wifi may or may not work, I've included it anyway. EFI-loRes-A24.zip

Looks like a mismatch of files. I just check Baio's file, seems ok. The config file, bootx64 and Opencore.efi seems to be all from OC 0.7.5. Either you didn't copy the entire folder with all the drivers or you need to reset NVRam at the OC picker.

If you are still running BS, then enable bluetoothInjector. Just set the MaxKernel to 20.9.9 so it won't load on Monterey which causes hang. And add BlueToolFixup.kext to load BT for Monterey, but set MinKernel to 21.0.0 so it'll only load for Monterey and up. Even with BlueToolFixup.kext, BT may or may not work. Still in development.

What version of BIOS? What's the display's resolution? You can find these in the BIOS

either disable it in the Config file or add AudioDxe.efi to /EFI/OC/Drivers folder Best to just disable it in the Config unless you want to add the boot sound

did you press F12 and see if it shows as a boot option? You could also try going in the BIOS and create a new boot option, call USB OC or whatever, point it to /eFI/OC/Opencore.efi Then you could try select it during boot after pressing F12

just disable it but in my bootpack it's set to only load for Big Sur and below so it won't affect Monterey so it's up you if you want to delete it or disable it. if you delete it, make sure it's remove in the config file as well.

reboot with the USB installer and continue selecting 'MacOS installer' to finish the installation

ok, that's what I have as well. I have BluetoothInjector MaxKernel set to 20.9.9 so it won't load on Monterey on my OC 0.7.4 bootpack. You'll just need to enable BlueToolFixup.kext in the config file but BT is not quite working in Monterey at the moment anyway.

you can try my bootpack in my E7440 guide. You might have to make some adjustment depending on what wifi/bt device you have. most likely you need to disable BTinjector and replace it with BlueToolFixup.

change SMBIOS to MBP11,4 Update OC to 0.7.4 at minimum

https://github.com/USBToolBox/tool/releases

Are you sure you have updated to OC 0.7.5 correctly? The config.plist might be but bootx64.efi and opencore.efi are dated October 1st which tells me that it's from OC 0.7.4. You can't mix the files. Also did you leave out the Drivers folder on purpose? Take a look at my config for 7040 mini tower

ok, you don't need to remove the nullethernet + ssdt, not sure they are still needed but it was to fix Apple services for system that don't have internal ethernet device. So you really are talking about an external USB adapter. I have an USB-C ethernet adapter (Realtek) and it works just fine. You might want to check on your router settings. It picked up an IP, so I don't see why it won't connect to the internet. According to your IOReg file, you also has an internal broadcom wifi, not sure why it's not showing in your screenshot.

then no, just throw it in kexts/Other folder and you're good to go

Download the stable version of Airportitlwm for your version of MacOS, add it to your Config file under kext and to the Kexts folder

USB ethernets are usually work OOB.

this has a built-in ethernet device? My 5510 does not, hence I added the Nullethernet.kext. you'll need to disable that and SSDT-RMNE.aml Post new IOReg file after those changes