Hackintosh-Mini-Guides VS bugtracker

You can use Ubuntu Live(without intalling it) to install reFind ! If you want to do it manually take a look here

Until recently, I had a Ryzentosh triple booting Windows 10 (primary NVMe), MacOS and Ubuntu (both on separate SSDs). I followed this guide to get rEFInd working with OpenCore.

You could also use rEFInd, see the installation guide for OpenCore

As in, setting us rEFInd? Yeah, I basically followed this: https://github.com/dortania/Hackintosh-Mini-Guides/blob/master/refind.md

https://github.com/dortania/Hackintosh-Mini-Guides/blob/master/refind.md.

You can use different bootloader like refind boot loader and chainload opencore and windows boot so they boot seperately and doesn't conflict each other . I had this same problem and I use refind bootloader. Here is guide. https://github.com/dortania/Hackintosh-Mini-Guides/blob/master/refind.md. and here is download link https://sourceforge.net/projects/refind/ you can also change themes just search on Google how to do it. This fix my issues you are facing.

Shot in the dark, but it could be broken TRIM on the drive? Samsung drives are notoriously buggy with MacOS (with a few exceptions). See here and read on.

Do you mind trying to deactivate AppleCpuFmCfgLock and AppleXcpmCfgLock in your config.plist (Kernel) but also add those 2 kext : https://github.com/dortania/bugtracker/issues/190 (CpuFriendDataProvider.kext) along with its dependency CpuFriend.kext? https://github.com/acidanthera/CPUFriend

Phison controllers used to be great but many have broken TRIM in Monterey and higher.

Recently I needed to upgrade my drive, and after reading this: https://github.com/dortania/bugtracker/issues/192 I decided on a WD Black SN770. I wanted to make sure it was a drive that behaved well with MacOS. This Github thread also calls out the Phison E12 as being troublesome.

You might be hitting an issue with the “trim” firmware implementation on your nvme drive. Unfortunately the Samsung 970 pro has a buggy/badly implemented trim algorithm that macos seems to hit on boot. The hackint*sh community has reported on it for a while now: see https://github.com/dortania/bugtracker/issues/192 Unfortunately I haven’t heard of any fixes, accept the longer boot times (the more time the system has been running for last since the last boot, the longer the next boot will be as there will be more block to for the trim algorithm to sift though.) Or replace it with a different / more supported model. The attached link should help with know models. Good luck.

I think this is the page you need: https://github.com/dortania/bugtracker/issues/192

GPU: AMD RX6600 is fully supported by Apple. Check this for further information on the support for the RX6600 on macOS. You should add this in boot-args: