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Ventura: can't boot to the install media (auto reboot after apple logo) #128
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Hey,I am facing the same issue.Did you find a solution for it? |
I was facing something similar, in one attempt I installed in another drive (slow mechanical drive I had resting around my house) and then I clone the slow drive to the new SSD. I booted normally, also, in my new Hack, I was having troubles to install, this time, I changed the view in the Drive partition manager, and I erased the drive instead erasing the volume. |
The problem is booting to the install media, so I can't even install to any other drive. |
Where dos you download and made your bootable USB? Did you used create media install? |
I followed the guide in the repo's README. |
I have the same problem with Edit: The macrecovery command in README.md is mislabeled, it downloads Sonoma, not Ventura |
I tried Ventura, same problem In Sonoma the loading bar is on the bottom of the screen while Ventura is in the correct location, still reboots midway though |
I have made a few changes in the dev branch. Does the problem still exist with this? https://github.com/valnoxy/t480-oc/tree/dev |
Oh wait, I have a unsupported NVME ssd (Micron 2200) |
After swaping the nvme ssd for another one it boots like normal also, the |
When I boot to the install media, the Apple logo shows up with a progress bar below it. The progress bar eventually fills up, and it briefly shows the background of the install environment, showing a mouse I can even move but then rebooting the computer.
I've already installed Ventura other times in this laptop, idk what's going on. It's the i5-8350U variant with 16GB of memory, a 256GB NVMe SSD, 1920x1080 display (no touch) and original Intel Wi-Fi/BT.
The failed boot:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kzJGwcPttVY
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