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  1. backinblackx86
    The system continues to function well. I recently enabled iServices as well as Airdrop with a Broadcom Wifi/BT pci-e card.
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    yes, find a SATA disc if you can. Are you in USA? I am in Ny. Perhaps a windows port mapping is meeded? https://github.com/USBToolBox/tool
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    yes, to confirm, are you trying to boot a cloned, pre-made, installation with recovery or full installer? via nvme? have you tried a sata ssd? usb?
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    kind of think of it, my MsI B550 5900x build has a similar symptom as this ASUS, it hangs at the same exact point where it won’t boot Monterey, yet Sonoma and Ventura are fine. Could it be a similar cause. Have you tried older OS?
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    CaseySJ over at amd-osx said “Have all the usual factors been checked, such as: CFG-Lock — this is usually not a problem on AMD, but we can always compensate by enabling Kernel quirks AppleCpuPmCfgLock and AppleXcfmCfgLock It is also possible that OpenRuntime.efi is not able to find/calculate slide value”
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    wow great score…makes me think I should have saved up for a 7970x… I came across a Reddit post of a user having trouble with their Asus…perhaps related? They mentioned a USB firmware update from ASUS that can only be done from Windows. The ASUS support page: https://www.asus.com/motherboards-components/motherboards/workstation/pro-ws-trx50-sage-wifi/helpdesk_bios?model2Name=Pro-WS-TRX50-SAGE-WIFI conveniently mentions that we need to run some ".exe" file to update USB firmware.
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    return for a Gigabyte?
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    any luck?
  9. backinblackx86
    perhaps an old usb 2.0 disk will work. That is what I initially used for the efi
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    Yes, t700 will not format as apfs.
  11. backinblackx86
    perhaps try rolling it back
  12. backinblackx86
    which bios revision are you on?
  13. backinblackx86
    have you tried using an SSD with the installer? instead of USB
  14. backinblackx86
    this is puzzling
  15. backinblackx86
    can you try an older installer?
  16. backinblackx86
    if it boots I might need to pick one up
  17. backinblackx86
    my gigabyte board uefi bios is cool, your asus looks 2000’s disable audio, and the sata devices, anything not currently needed
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    what is the verbose output?
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    are you trying to install Sonoma? I recall having to change the OpenCore secureboot flag for 14.4.1…Ventura was my initial boot. disabled wifi7, ethernet, slimsas, anything else…does the 6950 need to be spoofed as well? Fabiosun and lorys89 know how to troubleshoot this…listen to them….how could my gigabyte be compatible and not the ASUs
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    well the difference between us is the GPU is the 6950, the Motherboard brand, and the cpu core count…my board has thunderbolt…let me look up the specs of this ASUS
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    this EFI was the first to boot, i’m not sure exactly what @fabiosun did
  22. backinblackx86
    well this is exiting…makes me want to collect the other TrX50 boards I cannot specifically recall what we did…I have to re-read our notes.
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    https://elitemacx86.com/threads/how-to-fix-reboot-loop-when-installing-or-updating-to-macos-sonoma-14-4.1720/
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