XiaoMi-Pro-Hackintosh VS OC-little

- Xiaomi Notebook Pro laptop (Kaby Lake) - Two SSDs. Existing one has a Windows / Linux dual-boot. Second SSD is dedicated to this new MacOS install. - Created a bootable online installation USB with OpenCore and MacOS Ventura. - Used https://github.com/daliansky/XiaoMi-Pro-Hackintosh EFI. I know this is not recommended, but it is a regularly maintained "release" - and I did re-read all the relevant sections of the DortianaOpenCore guide, especially whatever relates to the issue I am having. For what it's worth, the prebuilt EFI targets the same OC version I am using (0.9.6).

i used EFI from XiaoMi_Pro-KBL-Clover-v1.7.8.zip because my processor is gen8 to install catalina from https://github.com/daliansky/XiaoMi-Pro-Hackintosh/releases

A couple of weeks ago I had installed MacOS Monteray on my Xiaomi Mi Laptop Pro (Full specs at end of post) on a 128GB m.2 SSD without issue, following thr Dotorina Guide and some extra help from this github repo if anyone is interested :)

https://github.com/daliansky/XiaoMi-Pro-Hackintosh there you go mate

Dell-specific DSDTs - Does anyone have a list or repo of up-to-date Dell-related SSDT/DSDT/ACPI files to share? I used https://github.com/daliansky/OC-little and its translated version too but these are very old n irrelevant to my machine. I couldn't get the sleep working using these obsolete/irrelevant DSDTs. Please feel free to share better or new ACPI files if you see some obsolete files in my ACPI folder.

Use patches supplied by the guide and if you can't find what you need there use this repo and in worst case you have to convert those patches found in MaciASL to a separate one manually. Not a big deal if you don't have to do more than 10.

Finishing touches take a little longer when they require custom ACPI patches which has become a lot easier the to repo's like this to take examples from.