Troubleshooting Kernel Panic on Hackintosh with R5 5600G and Gigabyte B550M on macOS Ventura

It seems like you're encountering a kernel panic, a common issue in Hackintosh setups, especially when configuring iGPUs. The error "Your computer restarted because of a problem" indicates a system crash during boot. Here's a guide to address this:

Step-by-Step Guide:

1. Double-Check Your Configurations:

   • Ensure that your OpenCore or Clover configurations are set up correctly for your hardware, particularly for your R5 5600G and Gigabyte B550M DS3H AX.
   • Verify that your GTX 1650 is indeed disabled in macOS, as unsupported GPUs often cause kernel panics.

2. iGPU Configuration:

   • The R5 5600G's integrated GPU needs proper configuration in your EFI setup. Make sure you have the correct framebuffer and device properties set for the iGPU.
   • Check that you're using the correct platform ID for the iGPU in your config.plist.

3. Check Boot Arguments:

   • The term "NootedRed" isn't clear in this context. Ensure you are using the correct boot arguments. Common boot args for troubleshooting include -v for verbose mode, which can provide more insight into where the boot process is failing.
   • If you added any other boot arguments recently, consider removing them to test if they are causing the issue.

4. BIOS Settings:

   • Confirm that your BIOS settings are optimized for Hackintosh. This includes disabling CSM, enabling Above 4G Decoding, and setting the iGPU as the primary display output if you are trying to activate it.

5. Update EFI:

   • Ensure your EFI folder, especially the kexts and OpenCore/Clover versions, are up to date. Outdated EFIs can cause compatibility issues with newer macOS versions like Ventura.

6. Safe Mode and Recovery:

   • Try booting into Safe Mode (boot arg: -x) or macOS Recovery to see if the issue persists. This can help isolate the problem.

7. Consult the Hackintosh Community:

   • If the problem continues, seek advice from Hackintosh forums. Provide details about your hardware, EFI setup, and the specific changes you made related to the iGPU.

8. Testing and Iteration:

   • Hackintosh setups often require trial and error. Make changes one at a time and test each change to isolate the cause of the kernel panic.

9. Backup and Recovery:

   • Always keep backups of your working EFI folder and important data. If an issue arises, you can revert to a known working state.

10. Consider Hardware Compatibility:

    • Some hardware combinations are less compatible with Hackintosh setups. If issues persist, it might be worth evaluating the compatibility of your components with macOS Ventura.

Remember, patience and a methodical approach are key in resolving Hackintosh issues. Each change should be tested and verified for stability.