[HELP] Black Screen or garbled after Verbose Open Core Vega M GH

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  • HaC-Mini

    Intel NUC Hades Canyon Hackintosh support

    • The GPU is a Vega M GH (see my previous post), for which I created a custom DSDT that was inspired from the working hackintosh project at https://github.com/osy/HaC-Mini. It appears with the correct vendor and device IDs just like in the HaC-Mini project. The exercise would be to understand how to get the Vega M GH running based on how HaC-Mini, but the information is sadly unclear (e.g., where is this kext coming from?).

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