The-TLDR-Guide-of-Fixing-Shutdown-Restart VS hackintosh

So I've previously only had this annoying 'restarts when you try to shutdown' problem many years ago on a Clover based build and IIRC a Clover update auto-magically fixed it. For Opencore I've found what seem to be good guides on Dortania and Koal166's TLDR guide which is much easier to understand.

Hello gang, I'm putting the finishing touches on my first hackintosh in a long time, and for the most part everything has gone much better than expected! I'm just tidying up a few loose ends, and one that has been eluding me has been that shutdown restarts the machine instead of actually shutting it down. The Opencore guide has a section on this but it isn't very detailed, this Github guide by Koala166 is a lot more helpful, but I still got stuck. Basically, my USB Controller has two AHCI paths, and I can't figure out how to deal with that. The GitHub guide suggests that I can duplicate the code block in the fixshutdown aml, but doing that leads to a compiler error, and I can't find any guides or forum posts or anything that mention a device having multiple AHCI paths.

OK, I managed to figure out what I was supposed to do, and fixed the issue. I have also created a guide for anyone who's interested.

For anyone that's interested (or used my old Clover build guide), I documented the entire installation process in detail here: https://github.com/shiruken/hackintosh. It closely follows Dortania's OpenCore Install Guide.