Jake Lo

How many CPU and Cores do you expect? System has 1 CPU, Dual Core and 4 Threads.

Yes, change it to EFI partition->EFI/OC/OpenCore.efi

I assume you had rename the folder to EFI? and inside the EFI are these 2 folders: Boot and OC

Try resetting NVRam. Make sure you only have VoodooPS2Controller and plugins enabled and not ApplePS2Controller + plugins.

Try ACPIBatteryManager.kext instead of SMCBatteryManager.kext

OOhhhh, the description for the audio in the Config threw me off. It shows codec as alc225 but it actually should be alc256. I switch layout-id to 21. Give it a try, if still issue with internal and headphone try switching it to 11, 13, 14, 16, or 56 Config.plist.zip

how long did you wait after Apple Icon status shows up? what happened after that?

Missing brightness and touchpad SSDT patches Try this, add the 2 ssdt to /efi/oc/ACPI and replace the config file 7290_touchpad.zip

It comes after Accessibility Shortcuts under Other Modules

Disable the Intel Wifi and Bluetooth kexts and do the install 1st

Post your working EFI folder plus IOReg file using IORegistryExplorer.app v2.1 only

Remove ECEnabler.kext

You didn't enable verbose mode as suggested Open Config.plist file with Xcode or Plistedit Pro or ProperTree Under NVRam/Add/7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82/boot-args add -v keepsyms=1 debug=0x100 Save and reboot with the update file Capture new video

Try disabling or remove the Windows drive temporarily to test

use this DSDT instead, added those 3 ssdt patches DSDT.aml.zip

post a screenshot or video

Give this a try, add DSDT to /EFI/OC/ACPI and replace the Config file File edited from your 1st post. If you have made changes since then, post the updated file FixBat&USB.zip

In config file under NVRam/Add/7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82/boot-args add -v keepsyms=1 debug=0x100 This will boot in verbose mode and hope show where the error shopped.

That's correct. Just format it to Fat32 and throw the entire EFI folder in the root.

I've never encountered this issue before, not sure how this happened other than perhaps the Config file is corrupted. You could try going into the BIOS, boot options and add a new boot option, point it to EFi/OC/OpenCore.efi, give it whatever name you like. Move it to the top, save and reboot. At boot, press F12 so you can select the new boot option, it should be the 1st boot option, but this is to be sure it boots to it. As a word of advise, always have a backup before making any changes to your EFI folder. Either have a bootable USB you can edit for testing or make changes on the internal EFI but have a working USB handy in case of boot issue like you're having now. The USB don't have to have an installer on it, just need the OC EFI files.

I don't use ProperTree so I'm not familiar with it's function. You could try restoring your Config file and see if you could boot again. If successful, try editing your Config file using Xcode or PlistEdit Pro.

Looks like you booted into OpenShell instead of MacOS. Did you choose Openshell to boot?

Under Hackintool/USB tab, click on the (i) for information and instruction on the bottom left

Post IOReg file using IORegistryExplorer.app v2.1 Only

you'll have to be more specific than "not working" post screen shot, something to describe the issue Did you set the BIOS correctly?