Simply remove the driver as you don't need it. Likely your firmware already supports HiiDatabase, so the driver is conflicting.VBoxHfs.efi (opens new window) is another option however is much slower than HfsPlus's version.This is recommended for CPUs that do not support RDRAND, mainly relevant for 3rd gen Ivy bridge i3 and older.Try using HfsPlusLegacy.efi (opens new window) instead.efi drivers getting stuck, check over the following: For ASSERT's, you'll want to actually inform the developers about this issue here: Acidanthera's Bugtracker (opens new window).efi driver that's been loaded or some form of ASSERT Check the last line printed in your logs, there will likely be either a.You'll need to setup DuetPkg, this is covered in both the macOS and Windows install pages.See Booting OpenCore reboots to BIOS for more info.If there are no logs present even after setting up the DEBUG version of OpenCore with Target set to 67, there's likely an issue either with:.The best way to diagnose it is via OpenCore's DEBUG Build and checking the logs whether OpenCore actually loaded, and if so what is it getting stuck on. This is likely some error either on your firmware or OpenCore, specifically it's having troubles loading all the drivers and presenting the menu. OC: Failed to find SB model disable halting on critical error.Failed to open OpenCore image - Access Denied.OCABC: Incompatible OpenRuntime r4, require r10.Receiving "Failed to parse real field of type 1".
Stuck on OC: Driver XXX.efi at 0 cannot be found.Stuck on OCS: No schema for DSDT, KernelAndKextPatch, RtVariable, SMBIOS, SystemParameters.Stuck on OCB: System has no boot entries.Stuck on OCB: failed to match a default boot option.Stuck on OCB: OcScanForBootEntries failure - Not Found.Getting started with ACPI (opens new window).
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