Hi I have a problem during installation

[ekfldntm]

I'm using ux481F model and I tried hackintosh with ventura(13.5) with your efi. I did all of the steps in your instructions. However, during installation process, every time(I tried about 10 times lol) when screen shows "about 12 minutes remaining", laptop stops. And any keys don't work. Is it the problem of my model or are there any other any problems? plz helps me

Here is my efi(I ran build.sh to build efi and after that, I didn't change anything)
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[Qonfused]

I've noticed a similar installer bug on Ventura 13.4 that could be related (Qonfused/OSX-Hyper-V#1). The workaround I found was to upgrade from Monterey (basically just download Monterey and work from there).

In your case, I'm not sure if this issue could persist if you needed to use macOS Recovery later. There may be more clues about what is happening in the installer log that could help. You can find this under Window > Installer Log and can also save it to disk:

[Qonfused]

The stock SSD should be the Intel 660p, which I've tested to verify it's supported. It's 9 am here (UTC-5), so I'm 14 hours behind.

[ekfldntm]

I checked my SSD. It is "NVMe SAMSUNG MZVLBITO" 1Tb.

[ekfldntm]

I passed the 12-minute mark. And, I finally reach to this screen

However, after I click right icon : macOS installer, and then boot loop is occur. (but no panic)

IMG_0033-2.mp4

[Qonfused]

I'd try the 'Install macOS Monterey' option there; the 'macOS Installer' option might be pointing to the APFS macOS install being created, but it's hard to tell from the video (and frankly I'm not familiar with the handoff process with the installer).

When running the installer normally, there may be a few reboots needed where you'd have to manually select and boot into the installer again. Usually, you'll see a 'macOS' partition rather than an 'Install macOS ...' or 'macOS Installer' partition in the OpenCore boot picker once it has finished installation.

[Qonfused]

Another thing, the 'Samsung MZVLB1T0HALR' drive appears to be a Samsung PM981 SSD which unfortunately isn't supported by macOS. This conflicts with the IONVMeController as you saw before in the installer log, which may also cause kernel panics when rebooting into the installer.

You'll have to replace this drive as macOS will refuse to work with it at all. You can try your luck with it but most likely you'll end up with a kernel panic pointing to a IONVMeController timeout.