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Thanks for your reply. My kernel panic is below. My macOS installation is on a SATA SSD, not an NVME. I have Windows on my NVME - it is a Crucial CT1000P5PSSD8. Rest of my system: MSI B560M (Comet Lake), 10th Gen Core i5 10400, iGPU headless, MSI Radeon RX460 4GB, SMBIOS iMac 20,1, macOS Monterey 12.5 (21G72) Thank you.

I don't want to disable iGPU as I want to use Sidecar. Is there another way?

Can you please link the thread where this was resolved? I'm having a similar issue.

Hi, I've recently built a new iMac Hackintosh and everything seemed to work well for a while, but recently I've been having stability/freezing issues whilst using macOS (Monterey). It's quite random but I've picked up on one semi-regular pattern: When shutting down/restarting, more often than not macOS will close all applications then simply hang right before shutdown (the macOS desktop background) and will stay there forever until I kill it. Other times and at random points whilst using macOS the system will simply hang - nothing works, no mouse, no keyboard, and display is frozen. Then I need to kill it. The error report I get following reboot says the following: I don't know if this means anything, but I'd like to try troubleshooting this issue but I don't know where to start. Any pointers would be greatly appreciated. My system: MSI B560M (Comet Lake), 10th Gen Core i5 10400, iGPU headless, MSI Radeon RX460 4GB, SMBIOS iMac 20,1, macOS Monterey 12.5 (21G72) Thank you. Edit: changed system chipset to Comet Lake.

Hello, I've recently installed macOS Monterey on an MSI B560M with a Comet Lake i5-10400 CPU. I do not have a dedicated GPU. The iGPU will only output signal if I run in VESA mode, but when I inject WEG it won't output anything. I tried patching framebuffer as shown in this photo but it still doesn't work. I can't get my iGPU to work properly. Any help is greatly appreciated. Thank you. https://imgur.com/a/IyPrdBL

Hi all, I am currently dual-booting Windows 10 and macOS Catalina. My current WLAN/BT chip is an M.2 Atheros Killer which is great for gaming (on Windows 10) but of course doesn't work with macOS. I don't want to just swap it out for a Broadcom because the Killer is much better, but I do have a spare M.2 port inside my laptop. Can I get a Broadcom into that port and then keep Killer for Windows and activate Broadcom for Mac? I'd like to know if this is possible before buying. Thanks.

Thanks Yukon, but I want it to auto-boot into the last booted volume. It used to work OK in the past but I think a Clover update or maybe something I changed broke it. Any pointers?

Hi, in the past I used to be able to set up Clover to run a countdown before booting automatically to the selected drive. I did this by going to Clover Configurator, Boot, setting the Default Boot Volume to "Last Booted" and setting a timeout value (5 seconds). However, this doesn't seem to work any more after I updated Clover. I can't figure out why. Could someone please have a look at my config.plist and let me know what's causing the issue? Happy to share a link to EFI folder if needed. Thanks. config.plist.zip

I'm not using that computer any more. Have you gone through the process of copying your EFI from your USB to your hard disk's EFI partition?

Update: so, while using this kext fixes the trackpad issue, it also broke my brightness controls, which previously worked with VoodooPS2Controller. What can I do to fix this @MaLd0n? Thanks.

Thanks for this. If I remove VoodooPS2Controller my keyboard stops working. How do I make sure this doesn't happen? EDIT: I went on and removed VoodooPS2Controller and used your attached kexts on its own, and now I have gesture support and my keyboard works just fine. Thank you very much, Maldon!

It is Synaptics according to Lenovo.

Did you manage to get gestures working on your trackpad? If yes what kexts did you use? Thanks.

Can you provide some guidance on this please? How do I determine the correct PS2 Kext for my trackpad? What process do I need to follow? Thanks.

Thanks Maldon. Which Kext should I try?