Msi b450 tomahawk max secure boot

Need some recomendation on what parts i should upgrade (english is not my first language)

2023.06.06 18:26 Agreeable-Stop-6760 Need some recomendation on what parts i should upgrade (english is not my first language)

Hi I´m new to pc building. I used my Pc for four years now and saved up to about 300-400$. I just don´t know what i should upgrade first and to. I live in germany. Thank you to everyone who is taking the time out of their day to help me
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CPU- AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6 core
Motherboard- b450 tomahawk Max
GPU- Gigabyte 2070 super 8gb
Ram- (some cheap shit about 16gb) Thats the first thing but i dont know what I should buy
Air cooler- Be quiet Rock tower
PSU- 750w (don´t know what kind of psu is installed
Storage- is already taken care of
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2023.06.06 17:19 EATSDWEEBZ PC Inoperable, Possible Fried GPU?

PC Inoperable, Possible Fried GPU?
PC Inoperable, Possible Fried GPU?
New to reddit and this subreddit, forgive any novice info or amateur formatting.
PC Specs: GeForce RTX 2080ti, i7 CPU, MSI Motherboard, 32GB RAM, 750W PSU, 2TB SSD, 2TB HDD, Corsair Crystal Series Case, Corsair CPU Cooling
On boot, my monitor will respond by turning on to its default black screen, no display. My GPU will power up normally, before after a few seconds its fans ramp up to max RPMs, the LED on the side going blank.
I went to troubleshoot my GPU in another tower after working on my own for hours, where in which it worked. My friend could boot with my GPU fine. So we then throw my GPU back in my tower where my PC boots just fine.
I come back to my apartment, and the issue returns.
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2023.06.06 17:15 EATSDWEEBZ PC Inoperable, Possible Fried GPU?

New to reddit and this subreddit, forgive any novice info or amateur formatting.
PC Specs: GeForce RTX 2080ti i7 CPU MSI Motherboard 32GB RAM 750W PSU 2TB SSD 2TB HDD Corsair Crystal Series Case Corsair CPU Cooling
On boot, my monitor will respond by turning on to its default black screen, no display. My GPU will power up normally, before after a few seconds its fans ramp up to max RPMs, the LED on the side going blank.
I went to troubleshoot my GPU in another tower after working on my own for hours, where in which it worked. My friend could boot with my GPU fine. So we then throw my GPU back in my tower where my PC boots just fine.
I come back to my apartment, and the issue returns.
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2023.06.06 17:07 istilloveher My current build. Any AM5 upgrade suggestions? Looking for ddr5 RAM a Mobo and CPU (gpu after) - Gaming&Video edit

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2023.06.06 13:41 here_i_am_boys what price for this PC?

Hello, i wanted to sell my tower PC as since i got the steam deck in not using It, how much i can sell It for? in Italy if that can help
Specs
CPU: ryzen 7 3700X GPU: gigabyte 1060 6gb MB: Msi b450 thomahawk max RAM: 16 GB Corsair vengeance pro RGB Case: sharkoon steel RGB A 128 SSD boot drive 1tb sabrent Rocket gen 3 1tb HDD
I also wanted to sell together my monitor -LG 24GN65R
And mouse and keyboard with the hyperX Cloud headset
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2023.06.06 13:05 hates_oppression x570 Tomahawk WiFi - PBO buggy

So,I have a 3900X and MSI x570 Tomahawk WiFi.
Ever since I bought it, PBO has always been broken, no matter which UEFI version I used. Whenever I enable PBO, max. power draw is limited to 130W, which is less than the default 143W power draw limit for such a CPU. When I disable PBO, the CPU is able to use upto 143W, and has higher performance (gets higher score in Cinebench).
Does anyone know how to fix this? I was hoping newer UEFI versions would fix it, but they have not. Should I just go back to an older UEFI version? It makes PBO and this AMD CPU useless to me, since it's full multi-threading capability is unusable.
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2023.06.06 12:52 Tsvmas_ Please help

Ive been trying to make a hackintosh and i am really getting no where, i get to the bootable usb, I click "install macos" then it just stops. Does anyone know what im doing wrong? Ive been using this guide on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GGy3V3YT6tI&t=63s . I get to 8:20 and thats where it all goes wrong.
CPU: ryzen 7 3700x
GPU: gtx 1060 6gb
RAM: 32gb 3200MHz ddr4
Motherboard: msi b450 tomahawk
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2023.06.06 11:59 reappppp Bios issue

BIOS corrupted, white POST light with no changes to BIOS
hello all,
basically ive been having problems with my pc for about a month now, i got an RTX 3060 and it would sometimes not boot, crash etc and it turned out that I just didn't seat it properly.... for a month...
but yesterday i ended up fixing it, i went to update the BIOS (i didnt know it was a dumb idea), the pc didnt boot after the update and it corrupted the BIOS, I got a friend who's better with computers than I am to help and he told me the GPU wasnt seated properly, and after fixing that I took out the clock battery, reset the BIOS and I thought that would be it.
however, this morning I went to boot my pc and it had the exact same problem, white POST and 0 connection to the monitor at all, so I once again took out the clock battery to reset the BIOS and now it's working again, but I don't understand how or why this happened because I did not make any changes to the BIOS :/
any help appreciated :)
specs:
MOBO - ROG STRIX B450-F GAMING CPU - AMD Ryzen 7 5700X GPU - MSI NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 12GB VENTUS 3X OC PSU - Corsair RM750 RM Series RAM - 2x 8GB Corsair Vengeance RGB PRO DDR4 3200MHz 2x 8GB Corsair Vengeance LPX Black DDR4 3200MHz
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2023.06.06 11:27 dayou_spidey No display GPU fans max speed

When I boot up my PC every morning I face that problem when the GPU fans are super loud and the monitor says " no display " after trying to reboot the PC several times it works properly And even if I shut it down and reboot it again it works very normal I even did sume stress test on the gpu and CPU Played some very heavy games like re4 And faced no problem It only happens when I boot up my PC the first time of the day To day even the GPU fans didn't wanna spin at all Sometimes when it doesn't wanna boot up , I remove the ram sticks and the nvme and plug it back and it worked I'm very confused My rig : Ryzen 5 3600 B450 tomahawk max Rtx 3060 ti msi ventus x2 Power supply gamemax 600w
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2023.06.06 11:24 dayou_spidey No display GPU fans max speed

When I boot up my PC every morning I face that problem when the GPU fans are super loud and the monitor says " no display " after trying to reboot the PC several times it works properly And even if I shut it down and reboot it again it works very normal I even did sume stress test on the gpu and CPU Played some very heavy games like re4 And faced no problem It only happens when I boot up my PC the first time of the day To day even the GPU fans didn't wanna spin at all Sometimes when it doesn't wanna boot up , I remove the ram sticks and the nvme and plug it back and it worked I'm very confused My rig : Ryzen 5 3600 B450 tomahawk max Rtx 3060 ti msi ventus x2 Power supply gamemax 600w
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2023.06.06 09:50 damondahl Why is My PC (Computer) Freezing and Stuttering?

PC Stuttering Diagnoses:
Parts:
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Full List:
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Summary of Complaints:
What I am currently experiencing: the programs utilization usage for the GPU spike from 1%-2% all the way up to 30%-40% just in a matter of seconds. My PC Freezes, I can hardly even move my mouse. -This happens even in the BIOS. The Realtek Lan Port drops connection about every 5 minutes for a duration of 0.25 - 1 seconds. My Audio interface hardly even Works. (It is a Zoom H6 plugged in via USB).
From what HWinfo is telling me, the Voltage changes are INSANE, the power draw is NOT consistent.
I just want to make sure that I am headed into the right direction while testing these parts and updating firmware, drivers, and software correctly. Any insight is much appreciated.
What’s in Good Condition:
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Things I did:
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Things I DIDN’T do:
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Potential Problems:
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2023.06.06 09:47 damondahl Why is my PC Stuttering and Freezing?

PC Stuttering Diagnoses:
Parts:- PSU: RM750x (Corsair)- Motherboard: MAG B550 TOMAHAWK (MSI)- CPU: Ryzen 9 5900x (AMD)- GPU: Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080 Gaming X Trio 10G (MSI)- RAM: 32GB Dual-Channel DDR4 u/1600MHz (16-18-18-38) Trident Z Neo (G.Skill)
Full List:- https://pcpartpicker.com/usedamondahl/saved/89X74D
Summary of Complaints:What I am currently experiencing: the programs utilization usage for the GPU spike from 1%-2% all the way up to 30%-40% just in a matter of seconds. My PC Freezes, I can hardly even move my mouse. -This happens even in the BIOS. The Realtek Lan Port drops connection about every 5 minutes for a duration of 0.25 - 1 seconds. My Audio interface hardly even Works. (It is a Zoom H6 plugged in via USB).From what HWinfo is telling me, the Voltage changes are INSANE, the power draw is NOT consistent.I just want to make sure that I am headed into the right direction while testing these parts and updating firmware, drivers, and software correctly. Any insight is much appreciated.
What’s in Good Condition:- CPU (Cinebench: Consistent Single-Core and Multi-Core Performance under load)- GPU (3DMark Score - Great)- SSD - Boot Drive (No Errors: Verified from CHKDSK /R)- RAM (No Errors: Verified from MemTest86 + Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool)- Surge Protector + Power Outlet (No Errors)- Thermals (Under 60 °C for the CPU, GPU and RAM while under load)
Things I did:- Updated motherboard BIOS to be to support the CPU- Reinstalled Windows 10 Pro 3 times from a USB. (A FULL reset, removing ALL files).- Enabled Gameboost for the CPU in the BIOS- Enabled XMP for the RAM in the BIOS.- Used DDU to refresh GPU.- Updated VBIOS from MSI Dragon Center- Updated CPU Drivers (from AMD)- Updated GPU Drivers (Game Ready Driver from Nvidia Geforce Experience)- Enabled Resizable BAR for GPU
Things I DIDN’T do:- Manually Overclock CPU or GPU
Potential Problems:- PSU- Motherboard- GPU
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UPDATE: it is NOT the GPU. I swapped it out with another Nvidia GPU and it had the same exact problem. So now it is just left to the PSU and Motherboard.
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2023.06.06 07:36 kingsaadi Z790 TOMAHAWK WIFI DDR5 - Is this normal nowadays for a $650nzd motherboard!?

Z790 TOMAHAWK WIFI DDR5 - Is this normal nowadays for a $650nzd motherboard!?
Building a z790 system as my Rampage IV Extreme finally had it after serving 11 solid yrs!
Decided to go with z790 Tomahawk DDR5 as I heard decent things about Tomahawk ranges and saw pretty good ratings on Amazon.
Bought my first one from MSI store in Amazon.com - board looked brand new, no physical defects I could see. Went to boot it up after installation - dead silence - would not power on at all. After much troubleshooting saw a number of other people reporting the same problem. Spent days trying to get it to boot as I really wanted it to work, but unfortunately had to post it back to Amazon for processing refund as it took forever to ship it the first time and I planned to try find local even if was more expensive.
Bought my second one (perhaps I didn't learn my lesson the first time), and this one looks like someone at the factory didn't have their lunch so decided to take a bit out of the board - jokes aside - edges look like crumbling bread sticks or maybe rice crackers after breaking them off from their row.
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Certainly doesn't look like this on the pristine motherboard photos on the MSI website or store webpages
same story albeit a bit less on the bottom right corner
chipped top edge
Motherboard screw solder points are also missing.
1 missing on that
couple missing from that
partially filled outer ring and what looks like glue on the edge?
I've had quite a few motherboard, and still have 3 of them with me currently (over 15yrs old now!) and not one had these basic issues.
I have only tried boot test this second board from outside the case just to see if it will power on, and it does with cpu and 1 ram installed in A2 so far - doesn't power on without any ram and cpu which is normal from my experience for newer motherboards (my Rampage also didn't boot without CPU/ram, but older motherboards did).
Will the 'breadstick' edges and missing solder points potentially cause issues, now or later down the line? Like grounding or short circuit issues maybe?
And (perhaps I'm being paranoid when I say this...but) if simple things like this is off with the board, should I be worried about the actual board not working properly - should I take back to store for replacement?
Thanks all
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2023.06.06 04:55 LittleDude314 Laggy Playback

I have been using Premiere to edit my three-hour-long videos and recently the playback when editing is extremely slow and laggy. I have since decided to upgrade my processor and memory, however, the issue persists. The playback is super laggy and the program is not even using 10% of my CPU or GPU.
PC Specs:
AMD Ryzen 9 5900X
MSI B450 TOMAHAWK MAX ATX AM4
Corsair Vengeance RGB Pro (32 GB Total)
Kingston A400 240 GB 2.5" Solid State Drive
Gigabyte GAMING OC Radeon RX 5700 XT 8 GB
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2023.06.06 04:39 Tyson-R Is this LGA 1700 STOCK ILM Pressure causing boot loops and no start.?

ILM LGA 1700 crash boot loop on 2 different motherboards . (1.MSI Tomahawk z790 & 2. Asus z790)
I was certain that the issue was a DOA motherboard. Asus z690-P wifi But when it happened on another I was suspicious. The 2nd Motherboard MSI tomahawk z790 was completely dead, no power anywhere, but when I removed the CPU and tried to power it up, literally everything came to life. and Q-LED indicated for the 1st time.
  1. Reinstalled the CPU & cooler .. everything was dead again. Hmm interesting.
  2. Removed cooler, still dead.
  3. Held the cpu with finger pressure, BOoTED! (forced shutdown before thermals became issue)
  4. Sat a copper slug on CPU, BOoTed!
  5. Determined the ILM is causing the crash, and Boot-Loops
I think I'm outside the return window. and the CPU boots the original system it came from Z690 Was wondering what options I have to make this work.? Is the CPU warped?
The ILM on both z790's feels like it's putting WAY MORE PRESSURE on the CPU.
TL;DR version: Two different motherboards (MSI Tomahawk z790 and Asus z790 experienced boot issues and crashes with the Intel LGA 1700 socket.) Full locking of the Integrated Load Module (ILM prevented the PC from booting.) Half-closed ILM lever caused the PC to enter a boot loop. Opening the ILM lever fully and applying slight pressure to the CPU allowed the PC to post the BIOS. Suspected the first motherboard (Asus z690-P wifi was dead, but the issue occurred on a second motherboard (MSI Tomahawk z790).) Removing the CPU from the second motherboard caused it to power up, suggesting an issue with the CPU-Motherboard interaction. Reinstalling the CPU resulted in a dead system again. Applying finger pressure or using a copper slug on the CPU allowed the system to boot. Concluded that the ILM was causing the crashes and boot loops. Concerned about being outside the return window and wondering about options to make it work. Questioning if the CPU is warped. Noted that the ILM on both z790 motherboards exerts excessive pressure on the CPU.
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2023.06.06 04:19 ennuiCryptid Could not execute entrypoint stage 'main' due to errors, provided by 'create'!

im making a modpack for me and my friends and i want create in it but whenever i add create all i get is the message above. it works when i dont have create but for some reason whenever i add the mod, the whole thing doesn't work
---- Minecraft Crash Report ---- // Don't be sad, have a hug! <3 Time: 2023-06-05 22:15:54 Description: Initializing game java.lang.RuntimeException: Could not execute entrypoint stage 'main' due to errors, provided by 'create'! at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.entrypoint.EntrypointUtils.lambda$invoke0$0(EntrypointUtils.java:51) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.util.ExceptionUtil.gatherExceptions(ExceptionUtil.java:33) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.entrypoint.EntrypointUtils.invoke0(EntrypointUtils.java:49) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.entrypoint.EntrypointUtils.invoke(EntrypointUtils.java:35) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.game.minecraft.Hooks.startClient(Hooks.java:52) at net.minecraft.class_310.(class_310.java:459) at net.minecraft.client.main.Main.method_44604(Main.java:205) at net.minecraft.client.main.Main.main(Main.java:51) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.game.minecraft.MinecraftGameProvider.launch(MinecraftGameProvider.java:468) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.launch.knot.Knot.launch(Knot.java:74) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.launch.knot.KnotClient.main(KnotClient.java:23) Caused by: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: io/github/fabricators_of_create/porting_lib/fake_players/FakePlayer at java.base/java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass1(Native Method) at java.base/java.lang.ClassLoader.defineClass(ClassLoader.java:1012) at java.base/java.security.SecureClassLoader.defineClass(SecureClassLoader.java:150) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.launch.knot.KnotClassLoader.defineClassFwd(KnotClassLoader.java:153) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.launch.knot.KnotClassDelegate.tryLoadClass(KnotClassDelegate.java:355) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.launch.knot.KnotClassDelegate.loadClass(KnotClassDelegate.java:218) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.launch.knot.KnotClassLoader.loadClass(KnotClassLoader.java:112) at java.base/java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:520) at com.simibubi.create.AllBlocks.(AllBlocks.java:1308) at com.simibubi.create.Create.onInitialize(Create.java:88) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.entrypoint.EntrypointUtils.invoke0(EntrypointUtils.java:47) ... 8 more Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: io.github.fabricators_of_create.porting_lib.fake_players.FakePlayer at java.base/jdk.internal.loader.BuiltinClassLoader.loadClass(BuiltinClassLoader.java:641) at java.base/java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:520) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.launch.knot.KnotClassDelegate.loadClass(KnotClassDelegate.java:226) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.launch.knot.KnotClassLoader.loadClass(KnotClassLoader.java:112) at java.base/java.lang.ClassLoader.loadClass(ClassLoader.java:520) ... 19 more A detailed walkthrough of the error, its code path and all known details is as follows: --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- -- Head -- Thread: Render thread Stacktrace: at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.entrypoint.EntrypointUtils.lambda$invoke0$0(EntrypointUtils.java:51) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.util.ExceptionUtil.gatherExceptions(ExceptionUtil.java:33) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.entrypoint.EntrypointUtils.invoke0(EntrypointUtils.java:49) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.entrypoint.EntrypointUtils.invoke(EntrypointUtils.java:35) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.game.minecraft.Hooks.startClient(Hooks.java:52) at net.minecraft.class_310.(class_310.java:459) -- Initialization -- Details: Modules: ADVAPI32.dll:Advanced Windows 32 Base API:10.0.19041.1 (WinBuild.160101.0800):Microsoft Corporation COMCTL32.dll:User Experience Controls Library:6.10 (WinBuild.160101.0800):Microsoft Corporation CRYPT32.dll:Crypto API32:10.0.19041.1 (WinBuild.160101.0800):Microsoft Corporation CRYPTBASE.dll:Base cryptographic API DLL:10.0.19041.546 (WinBuild.160101.0800):Microsoft Corporation CRYPTSP.dll:Cryptographic Service Provider API:10.0.19041.546 (WinBuild.160101.0800):Microsoft Corporation DBGHELP.DLL:Windows Image Helper:10.0.19041.867 (WinBuild.160101.0800):Microsoft Corporation DNSAPI.dll:DNS Client API DLL:10.0.19041.1 (WinBuild.160101.0800):Microsoft Corporation GDI32.dll:GDI Client DLL:10.0.19041.2913 (WinBuild.160101.0800):Microsoft Corporation IMM32.DLL:Multi-User Windows IMM32 API Client DLL:10.0.19041.2673 (WinBuild.160101.0800):Microsoft Corporation IPHLPAPI.DLL:IP Helper API:10.0.19041.1 (WinBuild.160101.0800):Microsoft Corporation KERNEL32.DLL:Windows NT BASE API Client DLL:10.0.19041.2788 (WinBuild.160101.0800):Microsoft Corporation KERNELBASE.dll:Windows NT BASE API Client DLL:10.0.19041.2788 (WinBuild.160101.0800):Microsoft Corporation NLAapi.dll:Network Location Awareness 2:10.0.19041.2913 (WinBuild.160101.0800):Microsoft Corporation NSI.dll:NSI User-mode interface DLL:10.0.19041.610 (WinBuild.160101.0800):Microsoft Corporation NTASN1.dll:Microsoft ASN.1 API:10.0.19041.1 (WinBuild.160101.0800):Microsoft Corporation Ole32.dll:Microsoft OLE for Windows:10.0.19041.1320 (WinBuild.160101.0800):Microsoft Corporation 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(WinBuild.160101.0800):Microsoft Corporation windows.storage.dll:Microsoft WinRT Storage API:10.0.19041.1 (WinBuild.160101.0800):Microsoft Corporation winrnr.dll:LDAP RnR Provider DLL:10.0.19041.546 (WinBuild.160101.0800):Microsoft Corporation wshbth.dll:Windows Sockets Helper DLL:10.0.19041.546 (WinBuild.160101.0800):Microsoft Corporation wshunix.dll:AF_UNIX Winsock2 Helper DLL:10.0.19041.1 (WinBuild.160101.0800):Microsoft Corporation zip.dll:OpenJDK Platform binary:17.0.3.0:Microsoft Stacktrace: at net.minecraft.client.main.Main.method_44604(Main.java:205) at net.minecraft.client.main.Main.main(Main.java:51) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.game.minecraft.MinecraftGameProvider.launch(MinecraftGameProvider.java:468) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.launch.knot.Knot.launch(Knot.java:74) at net.fabricmc.loader.impl.launch.knot.KnotClient.main(KnotClient.java:23) -- System Details -- Details: Minecraft Version: 1.19.2 Minecraft Version ID: 1.19.2 Operating System: Windows 10 (amd64) version 10.0 Java Version: 17.0.3, Microsoft Java VM Version: OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM (mixed mode), Microsoft Memory: 442713248 bytes (422 MiB) / 1077936128 bytes (1028 MiB) up to 4294967296 bytes (4096 MiB) CPUs: 2 Processor Vendor: AuthenticAMD Processor Name: AMD Athlon Silver 3050U with Radeon Graphics Identifier: AuthenticAMD Family 23 Model 24 Stepping 1 Microarchitecture: Zen / Zen+ Frequency (GHz): 2.30 Number of physical packages: 1 Number of physical CPUs: 2 Number of logical CPUs: 2 Graphics card #0 name: AMD Radeon(TM) Graphics Graphics card #0 vendor: Advanced Micro Devices, Inc. (0x1002) Graphics card #0 VRAM (MB): 2048.00 Graphics card #0 deviceId: 0x15d8 Graphics card #0 versionInfo: DriverVersion=27.20.15030.5001 Memory slot #0 capacity (MB): 4096.00 Memory slot #0 clockSpeed (GHz): 3.20 Memory slot #0 type: DDR4 Memory slot #1 capacity (MB): 4096.00 Memory slot #1 clockSpeed (GHz): 2.67 Memory slot #1 type: DDR4 Virtual memory max (MB): 25324.02 Virtual memory used (MB): 7698.28 Swap memory total (MB): 19264.00 Swap memory used (MB): 395.80 JVM Flags: 4 total; -XX:HeapDumpPath=MojangTricksIntelDriversForPerformance_javaw.exe_minecraft.exe.heapdump -Xss1M -Xmx4096m -Xms256m Fabric Mods: another_furniture: Another Furniture 2.1.2-1.19.2 appleskin: AppleSkin 2.4.1+mc1.19 architectury: Architectury 6.5.85 artifacts: Artifacts 7.1.1+fabric step-height-entity-attribute: Step Height Entity Attribute 1.0.0 autotag-convention: AutoTag Convention 2.0.0+1.19 autotag: AutoTag 2.0.0+1.19 balm-fabric: Balm 4.5.7 bclib: BCLib 2.1.6 beautify: Beautify 1.1.1+fabric-1.19.2 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c2me-opts-math: Concurrent Chunk Management Engine (Optimizations/Math) 0.2.0+alpha.9.9 c2me-opts-scheduling: Concurrent Chunk Management Engine (Optimizations/Scheduling) 0.2.0+alpha.9.9 c2me-opts-worldgen-general: Concurrent Chunk Management Engine (Optimizations/General WorldGen) 0.2.0+alpha.9.9 c2me-opts-worldgen-vanilla: Concurrent Chunk Management Engine (Optimizations/Vanilla WorldGen) 0.2.0+alpha.9.9 c2me-rewrites-chunkio: Concurrent Chunk Management Engine (Rewrites/Chunk IO) 0.2.0+alpha.9.9 c2me-server-utils: Concurrent Chunk Management Engine (Server Utils) 0.2.0+alpha.9.9 c2me-threading-chunkio: Concurrent Chunk Management Engine (Threading/WorldGen) 0.2.0+alpha.9.9 c2me-threading-lighting: Concurrent Chunk Management Engine (Threading/Lighting) 0.2.0+alpha.9.9 c2me-threading-scheduling: Concurrent Chunk Management Engine (Threading/Scheduling) 0.2.0+alpha.9.9 c2me-threading-worldgen: Concurrent Chunk Management Engine (Threading/WorldGen) 0.2.0+alpha.9.9 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supermartijn642configlib: SuperMartijn642's Config Lib 1.1.6 supermartijn642corelib: SuperMartijn642's Core Lib 1.1.9-d supplementaries: Supplementaries 1.19.2-2.3.17 terrablender: TerraBlender 2.0.1.136 terralith: Terralith 2.3.8 tooltipfix: ToolTip Fix 1.1.1-1.19 trinkets: Trinkets 3.4.2 vinery: Vinery 1.2.11 doapi: Lets Do Api 1.0.4 terraform-wood-api-v1: Terraform Wood API (v1) 4.2.0 vmp: Very Many Players 0.2.0+beta.7.30 voicechat: Simple Voice Chat 1.19.2-2.4.8 waystones: Waystones 11.4.0 whatthebucket: WhatTheBucket 7.0.2 whyamionfire: Why Am I on Fire? 1.2.0 yet-another-config-lib: YetAnotherConfigLib 2.2.0-for-1.19.2 yigd: You're in Grave Danger 1.4.9 yungsapi: YUNG's API 1.19.2-Fabric-3.8.9 org_javassist_javassist: javassist 3.28.0-GA Flywheel Backend: Uninitialized Launched Version: fabric-loader-0.14.21-1.19.2 Backend library: LWJGL version 3.3.1 SNAPSHOT Backend API: Unknown Window size:  GL Caps: Using framebuffer using OpenGL 3.2 GL debug messages:  Using VBOs: Yes Is Modded: Definitely; Client brand changed to 'fabric' Type: Client (map_client.txt) CPU:
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2023.06.06 03:55 Puzzled_Paper OpenCore not showing the installer usb

OpenCore not showing the installer usb
When trying to boot up opencore to install macos, it first shows me this screen and then goes into the boot menu but the installer usb is not showing up.
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OpenCore debug logs: 
00:000 00:000 BS: Starting OpenCore application... 00:000 00:000 BS: Booter path - \EFI\BOOT\BOOTX64.EFI 00:000 00:000 OCFS: Trying to locate filesystem on 799E97D8 7A457118 00:000 00:000 OCFS: Filesystem DP - \EFI\BOOT\BOOTX64.EFI 00:000 00:000 BS: Trying to load OpenCore image... 00:000 00:000 BS: Relative path - EFI 00:000 00:000 BS: Startup path - EFI\OpenCore.efi (0) 00:000 00:000 BS: Fallback to absolute path - EFI\OC\OpenCore.efi 00:000 00:000 BS: Read OpenCore image of 1015808 bytes 00:000 00:000 OCM: Loaded image at 7A3E7A18 handle 00:000 00:000 OCM: Loaded image has DeviceHandle 799E97D8 FilePath 7A3E7998 ours DevicePath 7A3AB958 00:000 00:000 OCCPU: TSC Adjust 0 00:000 00:000 OCCPU: Known Model Core Crystal Clock Frequency 24000000Hz 00:000 00:000 OCCPU: CPUFrequencyFromART 2712000000Hz 2712MHz = 24000000 * 226 / 2 00:000 00:000 OC: Starting OpenCore... 00:000 00:000 OC: Booter path - EFI\OC\OpenCore.efi 00:000 00:000 OCFS: Trying to locate filesystem on 799E97D8 7A3E7998 00:000 00:000 OCFS: Filesystem DP - EFI\OC\OpenCore.efi 00:000 00:000 OC: Absolute booter path - EFI\OC\OpenCore.efi 00:000 00:000 OC: Storage root EFI\OC\OpenCore.efi 00:000 00:000 OCST: Missing vault data, ignoring... 00:000 00:000 OC: OcMiscEarlyInit... 00:000 00:000 OC: Loaded configuration of 37364 bytes 00:000 00:000 OC: Got 2 drivers 00:000 00:000 OC: Watchdog status is 0 00:551 00:551 OC: OpenCore DBG-092-2023-05-08 is loading in Optional mode (0/0)... 00:586 00:035 OC: Boot timestamp - 2023.06.05 20:28:30 00:621 00:034 OCCPU: MP services threads 4 (enabled 4) - Success 00:656 00:034 OCCPU: MP services Pkg 1 Cores 2 Threads 2 - Success 00:691 00:035 OCCPU: Found Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-7200U CPU @ 2.50GHz 00:727 00:035 OCCPU: Signature 806E9 Stepping 9 Model 8E Family 6 Type 0 ExtModel 8 ExtFamily 0 uCode C6 CPUID MAX (16/80000008) 00:763 00:036 OCCPU: EIST CFG Lock 1 00:797 00:034 OCCPU: TSC Adjust 0 00:832 00:035 OCCPU: Known Model Core Crystal Clock Frequency 24000000Hz 00:867 00:034 OCCPU: CPUFrequencyFromART 2712000000Hz 2712MHz = 24000000 * 226 / 2 00:904 00:037 OCCPU: Timer address is 1808 from PMC ACPI 00:939 00:034 OCCPU: Failed to get FSBFrequency data using Apple Platform Info - Not Found 01:233 00:293 OCCPU: Intel TSC: 2712000000Hz, 2712MHz; FSB: 100444444Hz, 100MHz; MaxBusRatio: 27 01:261 00:028 OCCPU: Detected Apple Processor Type: 06 -> 0605 01:298 00:036 OCCPU: CPUFrequencyFromTSC 2711998788Hz 2711MHz 01:332 00:034 OCCPU: CPUFrequency 2712000000Hz 2712MHz 01:368 00:035 OCCPU: FSBFrequency 100444444Hz 100MHz 01:403 00:035 OCCPU: Pkg 1 Cores 2 Threads 4 01:439 00:035 OC: OcLoadNvramSupport... 01:475 00:036 OCVAR: Locate emulated NVRAM protocol - Not Found 01:511 00:035 OC: Not deleting NVRAM 4D1EDE05-38C7-4A6A-9CC6-4BCCA8B38C14:DefaultBackgroundColor, matches add 01:546 00:035 OC: Not deleting NVRAM 4D1FDA02-38C7-4A6A-9CC6-4BCCA8B30102:rtc-blacklist, matches add 01:581 00:035 OC: Not deleting NVRAM 7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82:boot-args, matches add 01:616 00:034 OC: Not deleting NVRAM 7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82:ForceDisplayRotationInEFI, matches add 01:652 00:035 OCVAR: Setting NVRAM 4D1EDE05-38C7-4A6A-9CC6-4BCCA8B38C14:DefaultBackgroundColor - ignored, exists 01:848 00:196 OCVAR: Setting NVRAM 4D1FDA02-38C7-4A6A-9CC6-4BCCA8B30102:rtc-blacklist - Not Found 01:876 00:027 OCVAR: Setting NVRAM 7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82:ForceDisplayRotationInEFI - ignored, exists 01:910 00:034 OCVAR: Setting NVRAM 7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82:SystemAudioVolume - ignored, exists 01:945 00:035 OCVAR: Setting NVRAM 7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82:boot-args - ignored, exists 01:981 00:035 OCVAR: Setting NVRAM 7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82:csr-active-config - ignored, exists 02:016 00:034 OCVAR: Setting NVRAM 7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82:prev-lang:kbd - ignored, exists 02:049 00:033 OCVAR: Setting NVRAM 7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82:run-efi-updater - ignored, exists 02:087 00:037 OC: Current version is DBG-092-2023-05-08 02:122 00:035 OC: OcMiscMiddleInit... 02:157 00:034 OC: StorageHandle 799E97D8 with Disabled LauncherOption pointing to Default 02:315 00:158 OC: OcLoadUefiSupport... 02:348 00:033 OCAU: OcAudioInstallProtocols (0, 0) 02:384 00:035 OCAU: 4B228577-6274-4A48-82AE-0713A1171987 protocol - Not Found 02:576 00:192 OCAU: C32332DF-FC56-4FE1-9358-BA0D529B24CD protocol - Not Found 02:604 00:027 OCAU: F4CB0B78-243B-11E7-A524-B8E8562CBAFA protocol - Not Found 02:640 00:035 OCAU: 3224B169-EC34-46D2-B779-E1B1687F525F protocol - Not Found 02:676 00:035 OCAE: Builtin installed 02:710 00:034 OCRTC: Wake log is 0x00 0x00 0 0x01 02:743 00:033 OCEG: Discovered rotate NVRAM override to 0 02:779 00:035 OC: Automatic SB model x86legacy from model MacBookPro14,1 02:816 00:037 OC: Loading Apple Secure Boot with x86legacy (level 1) 02:851 00:034 OC: Discovered x86legacy with zero ECID, using system-id 02:884 00:033 OC: Grabbed SB uuid 8D3F04AA-B633-1A4A-94F7-46972AAD0607 from auto config - Success 02:919 00:035 OC: ApECID 1894526925792019626 from system-id 02:956 00:036 OCII: AIFTimerBoostInit Current timer is 100000 02:991 00:034 OCII: AIFTimerBoostInit changed period 100000 to 50000 03:346 00:354 OC: Installing KeySupport... 03:374 00:028 OCII: AmiEfiKeycodeProtocol is unavailable on gST->ConsoleHandle - Unsupported 03:411 00:036 OCII: gST->ConIn 890B73E0 vs found 890B73E0 03:445 00:034 AIK: Using 5 (50ms) 03:479 00:033 OCABC: ALRBL 0 RTDFRG 1 DEVMMIO 0 NOSU 1 NOVRWR 0 NOSB 0 FBSIG 0 NOHBMAP 0 SMSLIDE 1 WRUNPROT 1 03:515 00:035 OCABC: FEXITBS 0 PRMRG 0 CSLIDE 1 MSLIDE 0 PRSRV 0 RBMAP 0 VMAP 1 APPLOS 0 RTPERMS 0 ARBAR -1 RBIO 0 03:551 00:036 OCABC: Firmware has 995655 free pages (540999 in lower 4 GB) 03:587 00:035 OCABC: Awaiting rendezvous with OpenRuntime r12 03:621 00:033 OC: RequestBootVarRouting 1 03:656 00:035 OCDM: Found 0x20032/0x20032 UEFI version (376 bytes, 0 rebuilding to 376) gST 89A68018 gBS 70A38E40 gBS->CreateEventEx 70A2D078 &gBS 733B6050 03:694 00:038 OC: AVX enabled - 1 03:729 00:034 OC: Got 2 drivers 03:764 00:034 OC: Driver OpenRuntime.efi at 0 () is being loaded... 03:961 00:197 OCABC: EfiBootRt candidate -  03:991 00:029 OCABC: IsEfiBootRt 0 (BP 1, Apple 0) 04:027 00:035 OCB: Arch filtering 0(45056)->79222018(45056) caps 4 - Success 04:061 00:034 OCABC: Got rendezvous with OpenRuntime r12 04:097 00:035 OCABC: MAT support is 1 04:132 00:035 OC: Driver OpenRuntime.efi at 0 is successfully loaded! 04:167 00:035 OC: Driver HfsPlus.efi at 1 (HFS+ Driver) is being loaded... 04:204 00:036 OCABC: EfiBootRt candidate -  04:239 00:035 OCABC: IsEfiBootRt 0 (BP 1, Apple 0) 04:274 00:034 OCB: Arch filtering 0(37892)->79224018(37892) caps 4 - Success 04:309 00:035 OC: Driver HfsPlus.efi at 1 is successfully loaded! 04:344 00:034 OC: Driver HfsPlus.efi at 1 needs connection. 04:384 00:040 OC: Connecting drivers... 04:633 00:249 OC: Connecting drivers done... 04:662 00:028 OC: Found 2 pointer devices - Success 04:698 00:035 OCJS: PartitionInfo is Not Found 04:741 00:042 OCC: GOP exists on ConsoleOutHandle and has 4 modes 04:776 00:035 OC: Requested resolution is [email protected] (max: 1, force: 0) from Max 04:811 00:035 OCC: Requesting [email protected] (max: 1) resolution, curr 0, total 4 04:847 00:035 OCC: Current FB at 0xA0000000 (0x408000), format 1, res 1366x768 scan 1376 04:883 00:036 OCC: Mode 0 - 1366x768:1 04:918 00:035 OCC: Mode 1 - 640x480:1 05:077 00:158 OCC: Mode 2 - 800x600:1 05:109 00:032 OCC: Mode 3 - 1024x768:1 05:144 00:034 OCC: Current mode matches desired mode 0 05:179 00:035 OC: Changed resolution to [email protected] (max: 1, force: 0) from Max - Already started 05:370 00:191 OC: Selected UIScale 1 based on 1366x768 resolution 05:399 00:028 OC: Setting UIScale to 1 - Success 05:435 00:035 OCC: Using builtin text renderer with 1 scale 05:470 00:034 OCC: Install console control (733A20B0/70A265B8/0), current - Not Found 05:505 00:034 OCC: Install console control, new - Success 05:559 00:054 OCC: Setup ASCII Output - Success 05:595 00:035 OC: Requested console mode is 0x0 (max: 0) from 05:631 00:036 OC: Requested not to use audio 05:666 00:034 OC: OcMiscLoadSystemReport... 05:701 00:035 OC: OcLoadAcpiSupport... 05:736 00:035 OCA: Found 27 ACPI tables 05:771 00:035 OCA: Detected table FACP (50434146) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFF2000 of 268 bytes at index 0 05:969 00:197 OCA: Detected DSDT at 8AFD4000 of 109273 bytes at index 0 06:160 00:191 OCA: Detected table UEFI (49464555) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFFD000 of 566 bytes at index 1 06:189 00:029 OCA: Detected table UEFI (49464555) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFFC000 of 66 bytes at index 2 06:225 00:035 OCA: Detected table MSDM (4D44534D) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFFB000 of 85 bytes at index 3 06:259 00:034 OCA: Detected table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFF7000 of 12560 bytes at index 4 06:294 00:034 OCA: Detected table ASF! (21465341) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFF6000 of 165 bytes at index 5 06:329 00:035 OCA: Detected table ASPT (54505341) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFF5000 of 52 bytes at index 6 06:364 00:035 OCA: Detected table BOOT (544F4F42) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFF4000 of 40 bytes at index 7 06:400 00:035 OCA: Detected table DBGP (50474244) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFF3000 of 52 bytes at index 8 06:435 00:034 OCA: Detected table HPET (54455048) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFF1000 of 56 bytes at index 9 06:473 00:037 OCA: Detected table APIC (43495041) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFF0000 of 300 bytes at index 10 06:508 00:035 OCA: Detected table MCFG (4746434D) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFEF000 of 60 bytes at index 11 06:542 00:034 OCA: Detected table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFD3000 of 1303 bytes at index 12 06:578 00:035 OCA: Detected table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFD2000 of 3727 bytes at index 13 06:770 00:191 OCA: Detected table LPIT (5449504C) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFD1000 of 148 bytes at index 14 06:798 00:028 OCA: Detected table WSMT (544D5357) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFD0000 of 40 bytes at index 15 06:834 00:035 OCA: Detected table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFCF000 of 671 bytes at index 16 06:869 00:035 OCA: Detected table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFCE000 of 838 bytes at index 17 06:904 00:034 OCA: Detected table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFCA000 of 12290 bytes at index 18 06:939 00:035 OCA: Detected table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFC9000 of 1310 bytes at index 19 06:974 00:034 OCA: Detected table DBGP (50474244) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFC7000 of 52 bytes at index 20 07:010 00:036 OCA: Detected table DBG2 (32474244) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFC6000 of 97 bytes at index 21 07:046 00:035 OCA: Detected table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFC4000 of 4838 bytes at index 22 07:080 00:034 OCA: Detected table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFC2000 of 6062 bytes at index 23 07:115 00:034 OCA: Detected table DMAR (52414D44) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFC1000 of 276 bytes at index 24 07:156 00:041 OCA: Detected table FPDT (54445046) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFC0000 of 68 bytes at index 25 07:190 00:033 OCA: Detected table BGRT (54524742) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFBF000 of 56 bytes at index 26 07:381 00:191 OCA: FACS signature is 0 (0) 07:409 00:028 OC: Applying 4 byte ACPI patch (Change _OSI to XOSI) at 0, skip 0, count 0 07:446 00:036 OCA: Patching DSDT of 109273 bytes with 0000000000000000 ID replaced 12 of 0 07:482 00:035 OCA: Refreshed DSDT checksum to C6 07:516 00:034 OCA: Patching FACP (50434146) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 268 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 0 replaced 0 of 0 07:550 00:033 OCA: Patching UEFI (49464555) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 566 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 1 replaced 0 of 0 07:586 00:035 OCA: Patching UEFI (49464555) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 66 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 2 replaced 0 of 0 07:623 00:037 OCA: Patching MSDM (4D44534D) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 85 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 3 replaced 0 of 0 07:782 00:158 OCA: Patching SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 12560 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 4 replaced 0 of 0 07:813 00:031 OCA: Patching ASF! (21465341) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 165 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 5 replaced 0 of 0 07:849 00:035 OCA: Patching ASPT (54505341) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 52 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 6 replaced 0 of 0 07:884 00:035 OCA: Patching BOOT (544F4F42) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 40 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 7 replaced 0 of 0 07:919 00:034 OCA: Patching DBGP (50474244) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 52 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 8 replaced 0 of 0 08:110 00:190 OCA: Patching HPET (54455048) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 56 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 9 replaced 0 of 0 08:139 00:029 OCA: Patching APIC (43495041) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 300 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 10 replaced 0 of 0 08:175 00:036 OCA: Patching MCFG (4746434D) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 60 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 11 replaced 0 of 0 08:210 00:034 OCA: Patching SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 1303 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 12 replaced 0 of 0 08:244 00:033 OCA: Patching SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 3727 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 13 replaced 0 of 0 08:280 00:036 OCA: Patching LPIT (5449504C) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 148 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 14 replaced 0 of 0 08:316 00:035 OCA: Patching WSMT (544D5357) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 40 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 15 replaced 0 of 0 08:348 00:031 OCA: Patching SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 671 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 16 replaced 0 of 0 08:382 00:033 OCA: Patching SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 838 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 17 replaced 0 of 0 08:418 00:036 OCA: Patching SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 12290 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 18 replaced 0 of 0 08:454 00:035 OCA: Patching SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 1310 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 19 replaced 0 of 0 08:644 00:190 OCA: Patching DBGP (50474244) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 52 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 20 replaced 0 of 0 08:678 00:033 OCA: Patching DBG2 (32474244) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 97 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 21 replaced 0 of 0 08:868 00:189 OCA: Patching SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 4838 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 22 replaced 0 of 0 08:893 00:025 OCA: Patching SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 6062 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 23 replaced 0 of 0 08:929 00:035 OCA: Patching DMAR (52414D44) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 276 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 24 replaced 0 of 0 08:963 00:033 OCA: Patching FPDT (54445046) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 68 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 25 replaced 0 of 0 08:999 00:036 OCA: Patching BGRT (54524742) (OEM 20202031302D4243) of 56 bytes with 20202031302D4243 ID at 26 replaced 0 of 0 09:036 00:036 OCA: Allocated new table SSDT at 8AA22000 09:071 00:035 OCA: Inserted table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 00000000464C4E50) of 1110 bytes into ACPI at index 27 09:102 00:031 OCA: Allocated new table SSDT at 8AA21000 09:136 00:033 OCA: Inserted table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 0000434574647353) of 335 bytes into ACPI at index 28 09:171 00:034 OCA: Allocated new table SSDT at 8AA20000 09:206 00:035 OCA: Inserted table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 0067756C50757043) of 693 bytes into ACPI at index 29 09:240 00:034 OCA: Allocated new table SSDT at 8AA1F000 09:277 00:036 OCA: Inserted table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 0000000049534F58) of 421 bytes into ACPI at index 30 09:465 00:188 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table FACP (50434146) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFF2000 of 268 bytes at index 0 09:490 00:024 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table UEFI (49464555) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFFD000 of 566 bytes at index 1 09:525 00:034 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table UEFI (49464555) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFFC000 of 66 bytes at index 2 09:561 00:036 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table MSDM (4D44534D) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFFB000 of 85 bytes at index 3 09:598 00:036 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFF7000 of 12560 bytes at index 4 09:633 00:035 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table ASF! (21465341) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFF6000 of 165 bytes at index 5 09:668 00:034 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table ASPT (54505341) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFF5000 of 52 bytes at index 6 09:701 00:033 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table BOOT (544F4F42) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFF4000 of 40 bytes at index 7 09:738 00:036 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table DBGP (50474244) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFF3000 of 52 bytes at index 8 09:772 00:034 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table HPET (54455048) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFF1000 of 56 bytes at index 9 09:807 00:034 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table APIC (43495041) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFF0000 of 300 bytes at index 10 09:840 00:033 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table MCFG (4746434D) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFEF000 of 60 bytes at index 11 09:877 00:036 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFD3000 of 1303 bytes at index 12 10:065 00:188 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFD2000 of 3727 bytes at index 13 10:089 00:023 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table LPIT (5449504C) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFD1000 of 148 bytes at index 14 10:126 00:037 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table WSMT (544D5357) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFD0000 of 40 bytes at index 15 10:162 00:036 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFCF000 of 671 bytes at index 16 10:197 00:034 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFCE000 of 838 bytes at index 17 10:232 00:034 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFCA000 of 12290 bytes at index 18 10:268 00:036 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFC9000 of 1310 bytes at index 19 10:417 00:148 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table DBGP (50474244) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFC7000 of 52 bytes at index 20 10:518 00:101 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table DBG2 (32474244) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFC6000 of 97 bytes at index 21 10:553 00:034 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFC4000 of 4838 bytes at index 22 10:587 00:034 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFC2000 of 6062 bytes at index 23 10:624 00:036 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table DMAR (52414D44) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFC1000 of 276 bytes at index 24 10:661 00:036 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table FPDT (54445046) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFC0000 of 68 bytes at index 25 10:848 00:187 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table BGRT (54524742) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFBF000 of 56 bytes at index 26 10:872 00:023 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 00000000464C4E50) at 8AA22000 of 1110 bytes at index 27 10:908 00:036 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 0000434574647353) at 8AA21000 of 335 bytes at index 28 10:943 00:035 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 0067756C50757043) at 8AA20000 of 693 bytes at index 29 10:977 00:033 OCA: Exposing XSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 0000000049534F58) at 8AA1F000 of 421 bytes at index 30 11:011 00:033 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table FACP (50434146) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFF2000 of 268 bytes at index 0 11:047 00:035 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table UEFI (49464555) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFFD000 of 566 bytes at index 1 11:079 00:032 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table UEFI (49464555) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFFC000 of 66 bytes at index 2 11:111 00:031 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table MSDM (4D44534D) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFFB000 of 85 bytes at index 3 11:145 00:034 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFF7000 of 12560 bytes at index 4 11:338 00:192 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table ASF! (21465341) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFF6000 of 165 bytes at index 5 11:372 00:034 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table ASPT (54505341) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFF5000 of 52 bytes at index 6 11:406 00:034 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table BOOT (544F4F42) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFF4000 of 40 bytes at index 7 11:594 00:187 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table DBGP (50474244) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFF3000 of 52 bytes at index 8 11:620 00:026 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table HPET (54455048) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFF1000 of 56 bytes at index 9 11:656 00:036 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table APIC (43495041) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFF0000 of 300 bytes at index 10 11:690 00:033 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table MCFG (4746434D) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFEF000 of 60 bytes at index 11 11:725 00:034 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFD3000 of 1303 bytes at index 12 11:761 00:036 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFD2000 of 3727 bytes at index 13 11:797 00:035 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table LPIT (5449504C) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFD1000 of 148 bytes at index 14 11:828 00:031 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table WSMT (544D5357) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFD0000 of 40 bytes at index 15 11:862 00:034 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFCF000 of 671 bytes at index 16 11:899 00:036 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFCE000 of 838 bytes at index 17 11:934 00:035 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFCA000 of 12290 bytes at index 18 11:968 00:033 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFC9000 of 1310 bytes at index 19 12:002 00:034 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table DBGP (50474244) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFC7000 of 52 bytes at index 20 12:190 00:188 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table DBG2 (32474244) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFC6000 of 97 bytes at index 21 12:215 00:025 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFC4000 of 4838 bytes at index 22 12:250 00:034 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFC2000 of 6062 bytes at index 23 12:284 00:034 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table DMAR (52414D44) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFC1000 of 276 bytes at index 24 12:321 00:036 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table FPDT (54445046) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFC0000 of 68 bytes at index 25 12:356 00:035 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table BGRT (54524742) (OEM 20202031302D4243) at 8AFBF000 of 56 bytes at index 26 12:390 00:034 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 00000000464C4E50) at 8AA22000 of 1110 bytes at index 27 12:537 00:146 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 0000434574647353) at 8AA21000 of 335 bytes at index 28 12:571 00:034 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 0067756C50757043) at 8AA20000 of 693 bytes at index 29 12:606 00:034 OCA: Exposing RSDT table table SSDT (54445353) (OEM 0000000049534F58) at 8AA1F000 of 421 bytes at index 30 12:638 00:032 OC: OcLoadPlatformSupport... 12:672 00:033 OCSMB: Found DMI Anchor 89765000 v3.0 Table Address 89764000 Length 0D51 12:708 00:036 OCSMB: Found DMI Anchor 89763000 v3.0 Table Address 89762000 Length 0D51 12:898 00:189 OCSMB: Current SMBIOS 80X2 (LNVNB161216 made by LENOVO) 12:922 00:023 OC: PlatformInfo auto 1 OEM SN 0 OEM UUID 0 OEM MLB 0 OEM ROM 0 - Success 12:957 00:034 OC: New SMBIOS: Acidanthera model MacBookPro14,1 12:993 00:036 OCSMB: Post-override BIOS vendor Acidanthera 0 13:029 00:035 OCSMB: Number of CPU cache entries is 3 13:063 00:034 OCSMB: Number of CPU cache entries is 3 13:098 00:034 OCSMB: Number of CPU cache entries is 3 13:132 00:034 OCSMB: CPU1 display frequency is 2710MHz 13:168 00:035 OCSMB: Applying 1778 (1) prev 89765000 (3409/31), 89763000 (3409/24) 13:202 00:034 OCSMB: Patched 89E29000 v3.2 Table Address 89E2A000 Length 06F2 1E 9 13:236 00:034 OCDH: Setting DataHub 64517CC8-6561-4051-B03C-5964B60F4C7A:name (9) - Success 13:274 00:037 OCDH: Setting DataHub 64517CC8-6561-4051-B03C-5964B60F4C7A:Model (30) - Success 13:309 00:035 OCDH: Setting DataHub 64517CC8-6561-4051-B03C-5964B60F4C7A:SystemSerialNumber (26) - Success 13:496 00:186 OCDH: Setting DataHub 64517CC8-6561-4051-B03C-5964B60F4C7A:system-id (16) - Success 13:519 00:023 OCDH: Setting DataHub 64517CC8-6561-4051-B03C-5964B60F4C7A:board-id (21) - Success 13:557 00:037 OCDH: Setting DataHub 64517CC8-6561-4051-B03C-5964B60F4C7A:board-rev (1) - Success 13:593 00:035 OCDH: Setting DataHub 64517CC8-6561-4051-B03C-5964B60F4C7A:StartupPowerEvents (8) - Success 13:627 00:034 OCDH: Setting DataHub 64517CC8-6561-4051-B03C-5964B60F4C7A:InitialTSC (8) - Success 13:661 00:033 OCDH: Setting DataHub 64517CC8-6561-4051-B03C-5964B60F4C7A:FSBFrequency (8) - Success 13:697 00:036 OCDH: Setting DataHub 64517CC8-6561-4051-B03C-5964B60F4C7A:DevicePathsSupported (4) - Success 13:728 00:030 OCDH: Setting DataHub 64517CC8-6561-4051-B03C-5964B60F4C7A:REV (6) - Success 13:763 00:034 OCDH: Setting DataHub 64517CC8-6561-4051-B03C-5964B60F4C7A:RBr (8) - Success 13:958 00:195 OCDH: Setting DataHub 64517CC8-6561-4051-B03C-5964B60F4C7A:RPlt (8) - Success 13:993 00:034 OC: Setting HW_BID Mac-B4831CEBD52A0C4C - Success 14:028 00:035 OC: Setting HW_ROM 11:22:33:44:55:66 - Success 14:063 00:035 OC: Setting ROM 11:22:33:44:55:66 - Success 14:251 00:188 OC: Setting HW_MLB C02928701GUH69FFB - Success 14:278 00:026 OC: Setting MLB C02928701GUH69FFB - Success 14:312 00:034 OC: Setting HW_SSN C02Z2CZ5H7JY - Success 14:347 00:034 OC: Setting SSN C02Z2CZ5H7JY - Success 14:382 00:035 OC: Setting system-id 8D3F04AA-B633-1A4A-94F7-46972AAD0607 - Success 14:418 00:036 OC: Setting FirmwareFeatures FF0FF57E - Success 14:453 00:034 OC: Setting ExtendedFirmwareFeatures 00000008FF0FF57E - Success 14:485 00:031 OC: Setting FirmwareFeaturesMask FF1FFF7F - Success 14:520 00:035 OC: Setting ExtendedFirmwareFeaturesMask 00000008FF1FFF7F - Success 14:556 00:036 OC: OcLoadDevPropsSupport... 14:592 00:035 OC: Setting devprop PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x2,0x0):AAPL,ig-platform-id - Success 14:627 00:034 OC: Setting devprop PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x2,0x0):framebuffer-patch-enable - Success 14:662 00:035 OC: Setting devprop PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x2,0x0):framebuffer-stolenmem - Success 14:852 00:189 OC: Setting devprop PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x2,0x0):framebuffer-fbmem - Success 14:877 00:024 OC: Setting devprop PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x2,0x0):framebuffer-con1-enable - Success 14:912 00:035 OC: Setting devprop PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x2,0x0):framebuffer-con1-alldata - Success 14:947 00:035 OC: OcMiscLateInit... 14:984 00:036 OC: Translated HibernateMode None to 0 15:019 00:035 OC: Hibernation activation - Invalid Parameter, hibernation wake - no 15:169 00:149 OC: Panic log does not exist 15:198 00:029 OC: OcLoadKernelSupport... 15:234 00:036 OC: All green, starting boot management... 15:266 00:032 OC: Ready for takeoff in 0 us 15:300 00:033 OCB: Adding fs 7A399A58 (E:0L:0P:Success) - PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x17,0x0)/Sata(0x0,0x0,0x0)/HD(1,GPT,E196388B-D734-4802-9E25-300633DB389F,0x800,0x82000) 15:336 00:035 OCB: Adding fs 7A394A58 (E:0L:0P:Success) - PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1D,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/NVMe(0x1,05-E8-EE-5E-68-B7-26-00)/HD(1,GPT,4532A8A9-7887-4C0F-9D03-F38A3E99B7B2,0x800,0x32000) 15:372 00:035 OCB: Adding fs 799E97D8 (E:1L:1P:Success) - PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x14,0x0)/USB(0x1,0x0)/HD(1,GPT,E787B913-18E6-4A5E-BC35-E96EEB80B480,0x800,0x1DDF7DF) 15:559 00:187 OCB: Found 3 potentially bootable filesystems 15:584 00:024 OCB: Found 2 BootOrder entries with BootNext excluded 15:620 00:035 OCB: efi-boot-device-data - Not Found 15:655 00:035 OCB: efi-boot-next-data - Not Found 15:689 00:033 OCB: efi-backup-boot-device-data - Not Found 15:724 00:034 OCB: efi-apple-recovery-data - Not Found 15:760 00:036 OCB: Dumping BootOrder 15:792 00:032 OCB: 0 -> Boot0001 = HD(1,GPT,4532A8A9-7887-4C0F-9D03-F38A3E99B7B2,0x800,0x32000)/\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi 15:826 00:033 OCB: 1 -> Boot0000 = HD(1,GPT,4532A8A9-7887-4C0F-9D03-F38A3E99B7B2,0x800,0x32000)/\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi 15:861 00:034 OCB: Parsing predefined list... 15:897 00:036 OCB: Adding fs 2007C5F5 for 0 custom entries and BEP (aux hidden) 15:933 00:035 OCB: Building entry from Boot0001 15:967 00:034 OCB: Assuming DP is short-form (prefix) 16:154 00:187 OCB: Expanded DP - PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1D,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/NVMe(0x1,05-E8-EE-5E-68-B7-26-00)/HD(1,GPT,4532A8A9-7887-4C0F-9D03-F38A3E99B7B2,0x800,0x32000)/\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi 16:180 00:025 OCB: Expanded DP remainder - \EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi 16:217 00:036 OCB: Matched fs 7A394A58 16:269 00:052 OCB: Adding entry type (T:32F:0G:0) - PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1D,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/NVMe(0x1,05-E8-EE-5E-68-B7-26-00)/HD(1,GPT,4532A8A9-7887-4C0F-9D03-F38A3E99B7B2,0x800,0x32000)/\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi 16:314 00:044 OCB: Trying to get label from \EFI\Microsoft\Boot\.contentDetails 16:359 00:045 OCB: Trying to get label from \EFI\Microsoft\Boot\.disk_label.contentDetails 16:403 00:044 OCB: Registering entry Windows [Windows] (T:32F:0G:0E:0B:0) - PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1D,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/NVMe(0x1,05-E8-EE-5E-68-B7-26-00)/HD(1,GPT,4532A8A9-7887-4C0F-9D03-F38A3E99B7B2,0x800,0x32000)/\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi 16:434 00:030 OCB: Adding bless entry on disk - PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1D,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/NVMe(0x1,05-E8-EE-5E-68-B7-26-00)/HD(1,GPT,4532A8A9-7887-4C0F-9D03-F38A3E99B7B2,0x800,0x32000) 16:634 00:200 OCBP: Blessed file is missing 16:673 00:038 OCBP: Blessed folder is missing 16:711 00:038 OCBP: Predefined  \System\Library\CoreServices\boot.efi is missing - Not Found 16:752 00:040 OCBP: Predefined  \EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi was found 16:790 00:037 OCB: Adding entry type (T:32F:0G:0) - PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1D,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/NVMe(0x1,05-E8-EE-5E-68-B7-26-00)/HD(1,GPT,4532A8A9-7887-4C0F-9D03-F38A3E99B7B2,0x800,0x32000)/\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi 16:989 00:199 OCB: Discarding already present DP 17:014 00:024 OCB: Building entry from Boot0000 17:049 00:034 OCB: Assuming DP is short-form (prefix) 17:083 00:033 OCB: Expanded DP - PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1D,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/NVMe(0x1,05-E8-EE-5E-68-B7-26-00)/HD(1,GPT,4532A8A9-7887-4C0F-9D03-F38A3E99B7B2,0x800,0x32000)/\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi 17:119 00:036 OCB: Expanded DP remainder - \EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi 17:155 00:035 OCB: Matched fs 7A394A58 17:207 00:052 OCB: Adding entry type (T:32F:0G:0) - PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1D,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/NVMe(0x1,05-E8-EE-5E-68-B7-26-00)/HD(1,GPT,4532A8A9-7887-4C0F-9D03-F38A3E99B7B2,0x800,0x32000)/\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi 17:248 00:040 OCB: Discarding already present DP 17:284 00:036 OCB: Adding bless entry on disk - PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1D,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/NVMe(0x1,05-E8-EE-5E-68-B7-26-00)/HD(1,GPT,4532A8A9-7887-4C0F-9D03-F38A3E99B7B2,0x800,0x32000) 17:329 00:045 OCBP: Blessed file is missing 17:366 00:037 OCBP: Blessed folder is missing 17:404 00:038 OCBP: Predefined  \System\Library\CoreServices\boot.efi is missing - Not Found 17:447 00:043 OCBP: Predefined  \EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi was found 17:638 00:191 OCB: Adding entry type (T:32F:0G:0) - PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1D,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)/NVMe(0x1,05-E8-EE-5E-68-B7-26-00)/HD(1,GPT,4532A8A9-7887-4C0F-9D03-F38A3E99B7B2,0x800,0x32000)/\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi 17:672 00:033 OCB: Discarding already present DP 17:706 00:033 OCB: Processing blessed list 17:746 00:040 OCB: Adding bless entry on disk - PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x17,0x0)/Sata(0x0,0x0,0x0)/HD(1,GPT,E196388B-D734-4802-9E25-300633DB389F,0x800,0x82000) 17:782 00:035 OCBP: Blessed file is missing 17:933 00:150 OCBP: Blessed folder is missing 17:965 00:032 OCBP: Predefined  \System\Library\CoreServices\boot.efi is missing - Not Found 17:998 00:033 OCBP: Predefined  \EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi was found 18:033 00:034 OCB: Adding entry type (T:32F:0G:0) - PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x17,0x0)/Sata(0x0,0x0,0x0)/HD(1,GPT,E196388B-D734-4802-9E25-300633DB389F,0x800,0x82000)/\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi 18:067 00:033 OCB: Trying to get label from \EFI\Microsoft\Boot\.contentDetails 18:101 00:034 OCB: Trying to get label from \EFI\Microsoft\Boot\.disk_label.contentDetails 18:138 00:037 OCB: Registering entry Windows [Windows] (T:32F:0G:0E:0B:0) - PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x17,0x0)/Sata(0x0,0x0,0x0)/HD(1,GPT,E196388B-D734-4802-9E25-300633DB389F,0x800,0x82000)/\EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi 18:176 00:038 OCB: Adding bless entry on disk - PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x14,0x0)/USB(0x1,0x0)/HD(1,GPT,E787B913-18E6-4A5E-BC35-E96EEB80B480,0x800,0x1DDF7DF) 18:364 00:187 OCBP: Blessed file is missing 18:387 00:023 OCBP: Blessed folder is missing 18:425 00:037 OCBP: Predefined  \System\Library\CoreServices\boot.efi is missing - Not Found 18:461 00:035 OCBP: Predefined  \EFI\Microsoft\Boot\bootmgfw.efi is missing - Not Found 18:496 00:034 OCBP: Predefined  \EFI\BOOT\BOOTX64.EFI was found 18:530 00:034 OCB: Adding entry type (T:1F:0G:1) - PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x14,0x0)/USB(0x1,0x0)/HD(1,GPT,E787B913-18E6-4A5E-BC35-E96EEB80B480,0x800,0x1DDF7DF)/\EFI\BOOT\BOOTX64.EFI 18:567 00:037 OCB: Discarding disabled entry by visibility 18:601 00:033 OCB: Showing menu... 18:635 00:034 OCHK: InitHotKeys 18:669 00:034 OCKM: Allocated key repeat context 79959B18 791DFC98 79334DD8 18:707 00:037 OCAE: Set screen resolution to 1366x768 - Success 18:743 00:036 OCTY: Registered handler
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2023.06.06 03:23 Harroar help b550m ds3h ver 1.2

i cant max out my ram *g.skill trident z when i tried to go 3600mhz which my default ram is it crashed out i am just running it at 3400mhz and when i try to enable secure boot it loops on bios.. does bios update fix this? my bios version is f13 Does the latest BIOS update contain all previous updates?my cpu is 5600x
gigabyte b550m ds3h ver 1.2
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2023.06.06 03:09 Haephestu2 Mixed RAM - Can I align the speeds to run faster by overclocking the slower modules?

Hey guys, So I have been running DDR4 Fury Hyper X (2x8gb) 2666mhz modules and recently was given some DDR4 Fury Beast (2x8gb) 3200mhz modules. I have 4 slots on my B450 Pro Gaming AC carbon mobo (not the Max version).
I was wondering, as I have managed to get all 4 in and PC to post and boot but the whole set are now running at 1200mhz actual (2400 speed) instead of the 1333mhz actual (2666) I was getting on the fury X before I installed the beasts.
Would I be able to manage to overclock to Fury X sticks up to a speed closer to the 3000/3200 speeds the beasts are capable of and run all 4 (mayube not at full 3200 beast speed) but closer to that rather than have the system limit everything down to the Fury X speed minus some (I presume to match clock timings).
Is this possible or can you not seperate the overclocking between channels? would that even be the limiting factor?
TIA
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2023.06.06 02:59 harry-jg Best Desktop VPN

When one is embarked upon the high seas of the internet, engaged in a bit of torrenting, streaming, or perhaps a spirited round of virtual golf, one needs a steadfast guardian. This valiant defender, my dear reader, is a Virtual Private Network or VPN, if you will, standing tall between your desktop (or the more mobile cousin, the laptop) and all manner of digital riff-raff. An ideal desktop VPN comes armed with a bevy of potent capabilities, like the ability to cunningly split its tunnelling prowess and a steadfast resolve to block all manners of advertisements and digital gremlins known as malware.
This scribble, dear reader, is a handy guide to help you select the VPN most suited to your desktop needs. If the constraints of time have bound you in their relentless grip, then a swift glance should suffice.
Risk-Free Romp through Cyberspace with NordVPN: A 30-day Gala of Security and Streaming!
Are you one to dabble with the crème de la crème of the desktop VPN world without so much as a pang of commitment? Then I dare say, old sport, that NordVPN is extending a cordial invitation to join them on a risk-free, 30-day frolic. Simply sign up at this page, and the gates to digital freedom swing wide open, inviting you to enjoy unrestricted use of the leading desktop VPN — an absolute delight for matters of security, streaming, and other such endeavors!
Worry not about the fine print or tricky clauses — there aren't any! Should you find, within the span of those 30 days, that NordVPN isn't quite the cup of tea to your taste, all you need to do is summon their support team and declare your intentions. A full refund shall be promptly dispatched your way, no questions asked. To commence your exhilarating expedition with NordVPN, step right this way and start your trial.
The Anatomy of an Ideal Desktop VPN: A Gentleman’s Guide
When on the hunt for the perfect desktop VPN, one might fancy a digital Sherlock Holmes, the magnifying glass at the ready to scrutinize potential candidates. Here’s the checklist we've meticulously compiled to nab the crests of the VPN flock:
Firstly, the good VPN shall not jot down a solitary jot about your identity or the particulars of your use of its services. Anything less is simply not cricket.
Secondly, it should be sporting the latest and most reliable encryption standards, the sort of codes even an Enigma machine would tip its hat to.
In the third place, the VPN should provide a desktop app so user-friendly and well-constructed that even a member of the Drones Club could navigate it without batting an eyelid.
Fourthly, it should boast connection speeds as swift and steadfast as Jeeves responding to a summons bell.
Fifthly, one must not overlook the necessity of DNS leak protection. No one likes a sieve in their virtual world, after all.
Next up, a robust server network, sizable enough to flummox even Aunt Dahlia’s formidable pack of hunting hounds.
Support for torrenting should be offered, and I dare say, any VPN that doesn’t support this is as useful as a chocolate teapot.
Lastly, a truly top-tier VPN would offer a ticket to the streaming world — Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, and the like — without the bother of geo-blocks. Rather like a personal invitation to the Drones Club.
NordVPN
Topping our list like Bertie Wooster topping the best-dressed list in The Drones Club, we present NordVPN, a Panama-based chap, free of those dreadfully invasive data retention laws. With a select offering of sturdy VPN protocols (OpenVPN, NordLynx, and IKEv2) at the helm, it commands an impressive fleet of 5600 servers scattered across 60 countries.
Mimicking the impeccable standards set by Jeeves himself, NordVPN has become something of a trendsetter in the VPN arena. Its ironclad no-logging policy could make the very walls blush with its refusal to pry into your online gallivanting. With the strength of modern encryption, it stood as firm as Lord Emsworth's prized pig against any IP, DNS, or WebRTC leaks in our testing.
Capitalizing on the grandeur of the desktop platform, NordVPN has engineered apps that are as handy as a cocktail at a Drones Club gathering. These cunningly crafted applications, both for desktop and mobile, come with a kill switch. This smart feature promptly stops any data leakage should the VPN pull a vanishing act. A sprightly ads and malware blocker also sits tucked under the wings of all NordVPN apps.
A marvel of digital swiftness, NordVPN galloped past its peers in our speed tests, proving ideal for torrenting and consuming high-quality streaming (4K/8K), which it robustly supports.
The versatility of NordVPN extends beyond the usual suspects (Windows, macOS, Linux, Android, iOS) and includes Amazon FireTV, NAS devices, and routers, becoming as indispensable as a stiff G&T at the end of a long day.
SurfsharkVPN
Making a splash in our pool of esteemed VPN providers, allow me to introduce Surfshark, a stalwart of the desktop VPN realm. Although this Netherlands-based character hasn't been treading the boards for quite as long as its elder peers, it nonetheless delivers a VPN performance that would draw a standing ovation.
Now, while the Netherlands isn't one to insist on data retention, it does hobnob with the Nine Eyes alliance. However, thanks to Surfshark's rather British stiff-upper-lip approach to privacy, it would be as bereft of user data as Bertie Wooster is of common sense, should any law enforcement chappies come knocking.
Lining up to the starting blocks are Surfshark's sturdy VPN protocols: OpenVPN, WireGuard, and IPsec. Running in tandem with 256-bit AES encryption, a SHA512 authentication hash, and 2048-bit DHE-RSA key exchange supporting perfect forward secrecy (PFS), it would give the Bounder's Club's annual three-legged race a run for its money. In our stringent tests, Surfshark shrugged off IP, DNS, or WebRTC leaks like a gentleman brushing off an unsolicited invitation to a poetry reading.
Every one of Surfshark's apps comes armed with a kill switch, as eager to step into the breach as Jeeves into a fix. Opt for a Surfhark One subscription, and you'll acquire antivirus software and a host of other perks, making it the equivalent of a well-stuffed picnic hamper.
Surfshark's performance in the realm of streaming is as exemplary as the service at the Drones Club. It's as dependable in China as it is in Chuffnell Regis, and it offers unlimited simultaneous connections to boot. And its suite of apps? Well, it covers Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, and Amazon FireTV - making it as accommodating as Aunt Dahlia's chef Anatole.
ExpressVPN
ExpressVPN, hailing from the somewhat sunnier climes of the British Virgin Islands, which, despite its misleading moniker, is a land unencumbered by Her Majesty's rule.
In the VPN protocol department, ExpressVPN confidently fields a trinity of secure choices: OpenVPN, Lightway, and IKEv2. The middle chap, Lightway, is ExpressVPN's own prodigy, an open-source whiz kid that's always up for an audit. Moreover, these protocols gallantly serve across ExpressVPN's vast regiment of 3000+ servers.
Now, for the desktop and mobile apps, ExpressVPN has cooked up quite a feast. With user interfaces as inviting as Aunt Agatha's forced dinner parties are intimidating, they gracefully cater to both the novice nephew and the tech-savvy uncle. In short, no matter your proficiency in the arcane arts of technology, you'll find yourself as well-equipped as Wooster with Jeeves at his side.
A key factor of ExpressVPN's reputation could be compared to Bertie's famed collection of Spode china – unassailable quality. It employs AES-256 encryption, 4096-bit RSA keys, and SHA256 authentication, all supporting perfect forward secrecy (PFS), no less. ExpressVPN runs its servers from volatile memory (RAM), ensuring that no data could linger on the system's hard drives any more than a drop of Anatole's Bouillabaisse could remain in Bertie's bowl. With a kill switch included in all its apps, you're in safe hands, even if the VPN suddenly loses its footing. As for IP, DNS, or WebRTC leaks? ExpressVPN dodged these in our tests as deftly as a newt-nourished Gussie Fink-Nottle avoids Gertrude Winkworth's mother.
ExpressVPN is also no slouch when it comes to speed, proving to be one of the most fleet-footed VPNs in our roster. Its aptitude for streaming is as impeccable as its adherence to punctuality, even managing to charm notoriously finicky services. ExpressVPN offers native apps for Windows, macOS, Linux, iOS, Android, and a few select routers, making it as versatile as Jeeves himself.
Desktop VPN: A Stroll in the Park or, How To Be More Like Jeeves In Your Internet Endeavours
Setting up a VPN on a desktop (or indeed, a laptop, for our portable-inclined friends) is as straightforward as Wooster's Drones Club membership. There is no need to learn any secret handshake or arcane ritual, the procedure is universally applicable.
Here's the step-by-step to getting your VPN running smoother than Barmy Fotheringay-Phipps' latest anecdote:
If you have not yet thrown your hat in the ring with one of our recommended VPN providers, it's high time you do so. As a personal favour, might we suggest you start with the crème de la crème - our favourite, NordVPN.
Next, proceed to download your chosen provider's app onto your device, as seamlessly as Jeeves procures the morning paper.
Now, your provider should have laid out a veritable roadmap for setting up your VPN. Generally, it's as simple as selecting a server and then nonchalantly tapping the "Connect" button as one might tap one's champagne flute for a toast. Should you stumble upon a hiccup or two, your VPN provider stands ready to assist, like Jeeves with a calming restorative.
And there you have it! The VPN app now hums away quietly in the background, as unobtrusive and efficient as our dear Jeeves attending to Wooster's affairs.
The Fine Art of VPN Evaluation, or How To Assess Your Internet Butler
Here is the blueprint we have adhered to in the pursuit of a thoroughly comprehensive review of VPNs. In order to maintain a certain level of decorum and fairness, and to avoid the proverbial fruit salad comparison, we thought it best to lay our evaluation cards on the table.
Speed: In the realm of VPNs, speed is much like the punctuality of a proper valet, immensely crucial. A lethargic connection can turn an otherwise delightful browsing or streaming experience into an agonising slog. Rest assured, we've put our favoured VPNs through their paces in the latest speed tests.
Global servers: The availability of servers worldwide is akin to having an assortment of clubs in your golf bag. It grants the freedom to dodge geographical restrictions and allows you to choose a server in close proximity to ensure top speed.
Protocol variety: A versatile VPN provider should offer multiple secure protocols, much like a versatile butler should be able to mix a variety of cocktails. Depending on the situation, one might prove more advantageous than another. Just as Bertie might prefer a Martini some evenings and a Brandy Alexander on others, you'll want the flexibility of protocols like IKEv2, OpenVPN, and WireGuard.
User-friendly interface: Much like Jeeves, a VPN should be unobtrusive and easy to manage, regardless of one's proficiency with the latest tech. We ensure our selected providers offer apps as straightforward as a stroll in the park.
Streaming services: Securing access to streaming sites via a VPN can be as tricky as getting Wooster out of a fix. Some VPN providers offer this service with varying degrees of success. We test each contender with popular streaming platforms such as Netflix, Amazon Prime Video, BBC iPlayer, Disney+, Hulu, HBO Max, and more.
Torrenting: VPN users often enjoy a good torrenting session as much as a member of the Drones Club enjoys a game of billiards. Not all providers permit this activity on their networks. We scrutinise each VPN's policy regarding torrenting and examine how effectively it supports this function.
Security and Privacy: In essence, these are the raison d'être for VPNs. It's as if we were inquiring about the trustworthiness and discretion of a new butler. What is their stance on privacy? How do they handle logs? What encryption protocols are in use? Do they utilise solid ciphers? Do they provide Perfect Forward Secrecy (PFS)? Are there any potential leak vulnerabilities? These questions are our guiding light when evaluating a VPN's commitment to privacy and security.
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2023.06.06 02:03 Unicron5120 Warlords Servers / High Player Count Official Altis servers hang on loading screen or present blank role selection menu

For many months now I have not been able to play on the Official Warlords servers. I've done a little more investigating today, and I've found that I seemingly can't get into any Official server running Altis. I've gotten into Warlords servers on Malden and Stratis, but it seems that any official server running Altis, or possibly even with a 30+ player cap presents me with issues.
- Upon attempts to connect, the game stalls at the loading screen, or presents me with a blank role selection screen, and if I hit the ok button without selecting a role the server boots me out. - For a short time when this issue initially presented itself I was still able to connect to the Warlord 2.5 servers, but I would lose connection in about a minute. - I've found today that the Warlord 2.5 server gives me a flash of a full role selection screen, but I immediately lost the session - I only have this issue on the Official Warlords Servers, or High Player Count Official servers on Altis. I don't seem to have the issue with connecting to any other servers. Meaning I can connect to a 16 player max session on Stratis or Malden, but not a 52 player max session on Altis - Since this problem has presented itself to me I have built a new Gaming PC, additionally I have done a completely fresh install of Arma III and Windows 10 - Waiting on the loading screen to finish, or the role selection screen to appear yields no results, and the game is not frozen at this point as I can hit esc to return to the server browser with no delay whatsoever. - I can see activity going by in the chatbox such as connects or disconnects while I'm stuck on the loading / role selection screen - Connecting to any of the servers mentioned through the Arma III launcher yields the same results
I'm at a loss here, if anyone can help me out, or possibly show me other paths to investigate it would be much appreciated. My system specs just in case
Ryzen 5 3600 GTX 980 32gb Ripjaw V 3200 MSI B450 Gaming Plus Max Mobo WD_BLACK SN850X 1TB SSD (Windows and Arma install location)
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2023.06.06 00:39 Vellooci Complete Rebuild Advice

Hey all. I work with enterprise hardware so most of what I know is from that and other IT roles and building computers and repairing them. My last rig has finally kicked the bucket after a large surge passing through a surge protected UPS during my remodel last summer. Was able to replace the few things that did die and now its back to being dead. Most likely its from that and the CPU, GPU, PSU, and MOBO are all done. I have done a lot of testing and have pointed it to multiple things wrong though mainly with CPU. Do not want to reuse these and risk damaging any new parts. (this older computer will be further tested for what the full cause is then upgraded into a rackmount server into the main cluster.) I do a lot of testing of applications and vms before moving to the servers in the basement.
Old specs where: AMD 5950X stock OC (I do not want to or will overclock anything because i dont want to personally)
64GB DDR4 RAM
RTX 3070
6TB total of NVME storage for VMs, ISO storage, and windows
NZXT AIO, H510 flow.
New Specs i am thinking:
AMD 7950X
64gb DDR5 RAM (I usually hit about 50-60gb MAX ram used on a really busy day have never needed to upgrade to 128gb)
Motherboard: MSI MAG X670E TOMAHAWK WIFI ATX AM5 Motherboard - A deal breaker is less than 2 NVME PCIE slots and no optical out port. 128gb or more capacity is a like as well.
CPU Cooler: NZXT Kraken Elite 360 - Always use AIOS since I can remember building computers and would prefer this especially in a rackmount configuration. (See the case if this makes sense.) (May go with their upgrade from the chase to include it to ensure full compatibility.)
Storage: 2: Samsung 990 Pro 2 TB M.2-2280 PCIe 4.0 X4 NVME Solid State Drive - This will be enough with the Lab upgrade almost completed with 28TB total of SSD storage for ISCSI/SMB/whatever needed
GPU: Asus DUAL OC GeForce RTX 4070 12 GB Video Card - (Sometimes used for some VM testing depending on the use case. Though do game from time to time)
Wired Networking: Intel X520-DA1 10 Gb/s Ethernet PCIe x8 - (I am running local 10gb LAN and WAN and do utilize a good amount of this to the servers all the time)
PSU: POWER SUPPLY Corsair HX1200 Platinum 1200 W 80+ Platinum - (Want to ensure efficiency and power capacity available)
Case: CX4200a - (This is a rackmount 4U chassis because I am tired of tower builds all my life and I want something different. I work with Rackmount servers all at work and at home so it makes sense. I have the U space next to me in the network rack and will fit in the rack I have. This appears that all will fit into it. Still figuring it all out. )
Fans will be included from the case that are noctua upgrades.
Main thoughts. For what I do with testing having the CPU, RAM, Networking this will usually be the most used item used up there at least 75% of the time. I do game time to time and having a GPU to game with whatever I want is nice. Anything you would change about this build? Mainly for me I am going for the core count, ram size for vmware. Intels newer generation CPUS of P and E cores will cause issues for me as some users have reported and would rather not go that route. (I have a gaming laptop with 12th gen i9 and it does great honestly for gaming and what i do on the laptop but as my main desktop I would honestly stay away from it for me)
And lastly to protect this investment for longer than around 2 years I will be upgrading from a regular APC UPS without an equipment warranty included to a rackmount higher capacity one. Power from the wall is not an option as anything can be ran to it to satisfy the cord and requirements for running it properly. The money for the computer and UPS is not an issue for me. Just mainly seeing if these all are looking good.
Thanks for the advice in advance.
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