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MP 1,1-5,1 Latebloom - An experimental workaround for the 11.3+ race condition

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TECK

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@Syncretic I was told by @cdf to report that I don't have any race conditions with your failsafe (default) settings and OC 0.7.2. I see some users use higher values and debug mode, I just want to let you and everyone else know that I have zero issues. I currently have one Mojave SSD in Slot 1 and two Samsung EVO Plus mounted into Syba SI-PEX40129, one Big Sur 11.5.2 and one Windows 10. You can look at my custom OC setup.py settings file (the rest defaults to failsafe values), in case you want to compare.

I upgraded to 11.5.2 with default settings, without any issues.
 
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I don't know if this is directly caused by Latebloom, but I have been seeing more items like the one in the attached image since I set the latebloom value to 96. I have not clicked on these items because I am afraid of corrupting the system. What's this?

IMG_1352.JPG

Next, please tell me about the optimization of the latebloom values.
I'm testing it by increasing or decreasing each of these three axes: 100, 150, and 200. In my case, I'm feeling good around 100, so I'm decreasing one by one and "96-97" seems to be good. Comparing 100 and 96, I may not see much difference in the impact of it. A placebo?
But there is one thing they all have in common, and that is "reboot(warm boot)". I have verified this by varying the value of latebloom, but I have never had a successful reboot. The progress bar stops progressing at about 1%, or the start-prohibit icon is displayed. What is the success rate of your reboots?
Is this caused by FusionDrive? I am curious about one thing. I have noticed that when I look at the disk number of the media that makes up my FusionDrive in the terminal, it fluctuates. The SSD is fixed at disk0. However, the HDD fluctuates between disk1 and disk2 every time I boot my Mac. When disk2 is assigned to the FD HDD, disk1 will be assigned to a completely different, fixed HDD. This HDD is installed in the optical drive bay. What is this phenomenon? *I have OC installed on FD HDD.


Mac Pro 2009(5.1), X5675(x2), RX580, Memory:48GB, FusionDrive, macOS 11.5.1, OpenCore 0.7.2, latebloom 0.20
 
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haralds said:
I just noticed that Hyper-Threading is disabled. I know, it's not latebloom. But is this a requirement for the config?
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Just checked. Booting into Catalina with and without OC I have Hyper-Threading. Running Big Sur 11.5.2. with latebloom it is definitely off. Same config except for the conditional latebloom loading.
Of course, no cwae=2 boot-arg.
 
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PeterHolbrook

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I had a very bumpy update to BS 11.5.2. After nine boots (three of them for the install proper), I finally reached the desktop, only to discover that the latebloom 0.20 hook hadn't been set! After that single ninth successful boot, I reverted to latebloom 0.19 and have had two successful warm boots (and no hangs) ever since. Here's the report:

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Warmboot

4D1FDA02-38C7-4A6A-9CC6-4BCCA8B30102:opencore-version    REL-072-2021-08-02

   52    0 0                  0xd000     0xd000     AAA.LoadEarly.latebloom (0.19) D0667827-216F-33FF-9C91-1ED4972E4A28 <14 5 3 2 1>

2021-08-12 13:15:28.110863+0200 0x74       Default     0x0                  0      0    kernel: (latebloom) _____[ !!! *** latebloom *** !!! ]: Hook placed successfully.  Count = 0

Real model decoded from serial number: Mac Pro 2010 (MP5,1)

1 x Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU           X5675  @ 3.07GHz

CKxxxxxBH2N
AMD Radeon HD 7970
running at 11.5.2 20G95 Kernel 20.6.0

boot-args    -no_compat_check latebloom=15 lb_range=1 lb_debug=1



Hardware:

    Hardware Overview:

      Model Name: Mac Pro
      Model Identifier: MacPro5,1
      Processor Name: 6-Core Intel Xeon
      Processor Speed: 3.06 GHz
      Number of Processors: 1
      Total Number of Cores: 6
      L2 Cache (per Core): 256 KB
      L3 Cache: 12 MB
      Hyper-Threading Technology: Enabled
      Memory: 32 GB
      System Firmware Version: 9999.0.0.0.0
      SMC Version (system): 1.39f11
      SMC Version (processor tray): 1.39f11


    System Software Overview:
      System Version: macOS 11.5.2 (20G95)
      Kernel Version: Darwin 20.6.0

Network:
      Type: Ethernet
      Hardware: Ethernet
      Service Order: 0
      Type: Ethernet
      Hardware: Ethernet
      Service Order: 1
      Type: Ethernet
      Hardware: Ethernet
      Service Order: 2
      Type: Ethernet
      Hardware: Ethernet
      Service Order: 3
      Type: AirPort
      Hardware: AirPort
      Service Order: 4
      Type: Ethernet
      Hardware: Ethernet
      Service Order: 5
      Type: Ethernet
      Hardware: Ethernet
      Service Order: 6

Wi-Fi:
          Card Type: AirPort Extreme  (0x14E4, 0x14A)
          Firmware Version: Broadcom BCM43xx 1.0 (7.77.111.1 AirPortDriverBrcmNIC-1680.8)

Storage:
      File System: UFSD_NTFS
      BSD Name: disk0s2
          Medium Type: Rotational
          Protocol: SATA
          Internal: Yes
      File System: APFS
      BSD Name: disk3s1
          Medium Type: Rotational
          Protocol: SATA
          Internal: Yes
      File System: APFS
      BSD Name: disk5s1
          Medium Type: Rotational
          Protocol: SATA
          Internal: Yes
      File System: APFS
      BSD Name: disk5s5
          Medium Type: Rotational
          Protocol: SATA
          Internal: Yes
      File System: APFS
      BSD Name: disk6s1
          Medium Type: Rotational
          Protocol: SATA
          Internal: Yes
      File System: APFS
      BSD Name: disk6s4s1
          Medium Type: Rotational
          Protocol: SATA
          Internal: Yes

      Physical Interconnect: SATA
      Physical Interconnect: SATA
          BSD Name: disk4
              File System: MS-DOS FAT32
              BSD Name: disk4s1
              Content: EFI
              BSD Name: disk4s2
              Content: Apple_APFS
      Physical Interconnect: SATA
          BSD Name: disk0
              File System: MS-DOS FAT32
              BSD Name: disk0s1
              Content: EFI
              File System: UFSD_NTFS
              BSD Name: disk0s2
              Content: Microsoft Basic Data
      Physical Interconnect: SATA
          BSD Name: disk2
              File System: MS-DOS FAT32
              BSD Name: disk2s1
              Content: EFI
              BSD Name: disk2s2
              Content: Apple_APFS
      Physical Interconnect: SATA
          BSD Name: disk1
              File System: MS-DOS FAT32
              BSD Name: disk1s1
              Content: EFI
              BSD Name: disk1s2
              Content: Apple_APFS

PCI:
      Name: ATY,AMD,RadeonFramebuffer
      Type: Display Controller
      Bus: PCI
      Slot: Slot-1
      Name: ATY,HamachiParent
      Type: ATY,HamachiParent
      Bus: PCI
      Slot: Slot-1
      Type: IEEE 1394 Open HCI
      Bus: PCI
      Slot: Slot-3
      Name: Titan Ridge Thunderbolt Controller
      Type: Thunderbolt-Controller
      Bus: PCI
      Slot: Slot-4
      Name: XHC2
      Type: USB eXtensible Host-Controller
      Bus: PCI
      Slot: Slot-4

USB:
    USB 3.1 Bus:
      Host Controller Driver: AppleUSBXHCITR
        USB3.0 Hub:
          Product ID: 0x0817
          Speed: Up to 5 Gb/s
          Location ID: 0x00300000 / 31
            USB3.0 Hub             :
              Product ID: 0x0817
              Speed: Up to 5 Gb/s
              Location ID: 0x00340000 / 32
                USB-SATA Bridge:
                  Product ID: 0x2771
                  Speed: Up to 5 Gb/s
                  Location ID: 0x00343000 / 34
                USB3.0 Hub             :
                  Product ID: 0x0817
                  Speed: Up to 5 Gb/s
                  Location ID: 0x00344000 / 33
    USB 2.0 Bus:
      Host Controller Driver: AppleUSBEHCIPCI
          Product ID: 0x9580
          Speed: Up to 480 Mb/s
          Location ID: 0xfd100000 / 1
    USB 2.0 Bus:
      Host Controller Driver: AppleUSBEHCIPCI
          Product ID: 0x9126
          Speed: Up to 480 Mb/s
          Location ID: 0xfa200000 / 1
              Product ID: 0x1006
              Speed: Up to 480 Mb/s
              Location ID: 0xfa230000 / 4
                USB Receiver:
                  Product ID: 0xc52b
                  Speed: Up to 12 Mb/s
                  Location ID: 0xfa233000 / 6
                  Product ID: 0x0221
                  Speed: Up to 1.5 Mb/s
                  Location ID: 0xfa232000 / 7
              Product ID: 0x9226
              Speed: Up to 12 Mb/s
              Location ID: 0xfa260000 / 3
              Product ID: 0x8508
              Speed: Up to 480 Mb/s
              Location ID: 0xfa250000 / 2
              Product ID: 0x1105
              Speed: Up to 12 Mb/s
              Location ID: 0xfa240000 / 5
    USB Bus:
      Host Controller Driver: AppleUSBUHCIPCI
    USB Bus:
      Host Controller Driver: AppleUSBUHCIPCI
    USB Bus:
      Host Controller Driver: AppleUSBUHCIPCI
    USB Bus:
      Host Controller Driver: AppleUSBUHCIPCI
        Bluetooth USB Host Controller:
          Product ID: 0x8294
          Location ID: 0x5a100000
    USB Bus:
      Host Controller Driver: AppleUSBUHCIPCI
    USB Bus:
      Host Controller Driver: AppleUSBUHCIPCI
          Product ID: 0xffff
          Speed: Up to 1.5 Mb/s
          Location ID: 0x3d100000 / 1

Bluetooth:
          Bluetooth Low Energy Supported: Yes
          Handoff Supported: Yes
          Instant Hot Spot Supported: Yes
          Manufacturer: Broadcom
          Composite Class Of Device: 0x380104
              Connected: Yes
              Manufacturer: Broadcom (0x5, 0x240C)
              Class of Device: 0x05 0x25 0x0594
              EDR Supported: Yes
              eSCO Supported: No
              SSP Supported: Yes
              Connected: No
              Manufacturer: Apple (0x6, 0x03)
              Class of Device: 0x04 0x06 0x240418
              EDR Supported: Yes
              eSCO Supported: Yes
              SSP Supported: Yes

Memory:
      Upgradeable Memory: Yes
          Size: 8 GB
          Type: DDR3
          Speed: 1333 MHz
          Size: 8 GB
          Type: DDR3
          Speed: 1333 MHz
          Size: 8 GB
          Type: DDR3
          Speed: 1333 MHz
          Size: 8 GB
          Type: DDR3
          Speed: 1333 MHz
 
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ZNDK said:
I don't know if this is directly caused by Latebloom, but I have been seeing more items like the one in the attached image since I set the latebloom value to 96. I have not clicked on these items because I am afraid of corrupting the system. What's this?

View attachment 1817604

Mac Pro 2009(5.1), X5675(x2), RX580, Memory:48GB, FusionDrive, macOS 11.5.1, OpenCore 0.7.2, latebloom 0.20
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They are TOOLS that have been explicitly enabled in the OC config.plist file that you are using from wherever you sourced that file.
If you do not know what they are, you probably do not need them and you can remove them from the config.file.
Their functions are documented in the OC manual.
They are nothing to do with latebloom.

E.g. you can either delete the item or disable it in config.plist

Screenshot 2021-08-12 at 13.22.03.png
Setting HideAuxiliary to true will HIDE them in the OC Bootpicker but not remove them. To view the hidden items in the bootpicker, press the Space key. Setting HideAuxiliary to true will ONLY hide the item IF Auxiliary is set to TRUE in the above example.
 
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I think it needs to be mentioned that the race condition during the update process can be very different than during normal operation. In my case, the 11.5.2 update required several hard restarts. Fortunately, my previous boot stability seems to have been restored after the first boot into 11.5.2 ?

Note: I used the default parameters (60/0/0).
 
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PeterHolbrook

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^I concur, although, in my case, I might have inadvertently installed BS 11.5.2 without latebloom and the first successful boot to the 11.5.2 desktop might have also been without latebloom. All two later warm boots using latebloom have been successful.
 
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sfalatko

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I had good success installing 11.5.2 - three no issue reboots during install and a hang on the final boot to the desktop. Subsequent boots have been fine. All using 100/0/1.
 
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cdf said:
I think it needs to be mentioned that the race condition during the update process can be very different than during normal operation.?
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My experience as well - I totally failed to update via the "Software Update" system pref panel. Eventually aborted after 14 hard shutdowns. I was able to boot into Mojave, check the OC install was all okay and then shutdown and startup off a backup disk (11.5) and use that to install from a 'full' installer I downloaded. Worked first time!
 
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Stefano85

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Hi all, here's my feedback after update from 11.2.3 to directly 11.5.2 via OTA.
I've started with LB:100 R:20 but without 2 "spare" sata drives. Then after update I attached them back and I had one failed boot. I then tried LB:150 (like code attached) and for now (after 2-3 warm/cold boots) and it seems stable!
Thank you all for your awesome work!

Code: 
Warmboot

4D1FDA02-38C7-4A6A-9CC6-4BCCA8B30102:opencore-version    DBG-072-2021-08-02

   51    0 0                  0xd000     0xd000     AAA.LoadEarly.latebloom (0.19) D0667827-216F-33FF-9C91-1ED4972E4A28 <14 5 3 2 1>

2021-08-12 17:40:47.073429+0200 0x74       Default     0x0                  0      0    kernel: (latebloom) _____[ !!! *** latebloom *** !!! ]: Hook placed successfully.  Count = 0

Real model decoded from serial number: Mac Pro 2010 (MP5,1)

1 x Intel(R) Xeon(R) CPU           X5675  @ 3.07GHz

CKxxxxxXHF7
Radeon RX 5600 XT
running at 11.5.2 20G95 Kernel 20.6.0

boot-args    -lilubetaall -wegbeta agdpmod=pikera shikigva=80 unfairgva=1 mbasd=1 -wegtree -no_compat_check no32exec=0 latebloom=150 lb_range=20 lb_debug=1



Hardware:

    Hardware Overview:

      Model Name: Mac Pro
      Model Identifier: MacPro5,1
      Processor Name: 6-Core Intel Xeon
      Processor Speed: 3,06 GHz
      Number of Processors: 1
      Total Number of Cores: 6
      L2 Cache (per Core): 256 KB
      L3 Cache: 12 MB
      Hyper-Threading Technology: Enabled
      Memory: 32 GB
      System Firmware Version: 9144.0.7.0.0
      SMC Version (system): 1.39f11
      SMC Version (processor tray): 1.39f11


    System Software Overview:
      System Version: macOS 11.5.2 (20G95)
      Kernel Version: Darwin 20.6.0

Network:
      Type: Ethernet
      Hardware: Ethernet
      Service Order: 0
      Type: Ethernet
      Hardware: Ethernet
      Service Order: 1
      Type: Ethernet
      Hardware: Ethernet
      Service Order: 2
      Type: Ethernet
      Hardware: Ethernet
      Service Order: 3
      Type: AirPort
      Hardware: AirPort
      Service Order: 4
      Type: Ethernet
      Hardware: Ethernet
      Service Order: 5

Wi-Fi:

Storage:
      File System: APFS
      BSD Name: disk1s1
          Medium Type: SSD
          Protocol: PCI-Express
          Internal: Yes
      File System: APFS
      BSD Name: disk1s5s1
          Medium Type: SSD
          Protocol: PCI-Express
          Internal: Yes
      File System: ExFAT
      BSD Name: disk2s2
          Medium Type: SSD
          Protocol: SATA
          Internal: Yes
      File System: NTFS
      BSD Name: disk3s4
          Medium Type: SSD
          Protocol: SATA
          Internal: Yes
      File System: NTFS
      BSD Name: disk4s2
          Medium Type: Rotational
          Protocol: SATA
          Internal: Yes

      Physical Interconnect: SATA
          BSD Name: disk2
              File System: MS-DOS FAT32
              BSD Name: disk2s1
              Content: EFI
              File System: ExFAT
              BSD Name: disk2s2
              Content: Microsoft Basic Data
      Physical Interconnect: SATA
          BSD Name: disk3
              BSD Name: disk3s1
              Content: Windows Recovery
              File System: MS-DOS FAT32
              BSD Name: disk3s2
              Content: EFI
              BSD Name: disk3s3
              Content: Microsoft Reserved
              File System: NTFS
              BSD Name: disk3s4
              Content: Microsoft Basic Data
      Physical Interconnect: SATA
          BSD Name: disk4
              File System: MS-DOS FAT32
              BSD Name: disk4s1
              Content: EFI
              File System: NTFS
              BSD Name: disk4s2
              Content: Microsoft Basic Data

PCI:
      Name: ATY_GPU
      Type: gpu-controller
      Bus: PCI
      Slot: Slot-1@7,0,0
      Type: Audio Device
      Bus: PCI
      Slot: Slot-1@7,0,1
      Type: USB eXtensible Host Controller
      Bus: PCI
      Slot: Slot-4
      Type: NVM Express Controller
      Bus: PCI
      Slot: Slot-3

NVMExpress:

    Generic SSD Controller:

        Sabrent:

          Capacity: 512,11 GB (512.110.190.592 bytes)
          TRIM Support: Yes
          Model: Sabrent
          Revision: RKT303.3
          Link Width: x4
          Link Speed: 5.0 GT/s
          Detachable Drive: No
          BSD Name: disk0
          Partition Map Type: GPT (GUID Partition Table)
          Removable Media: No
          S.M.A.R.T. status: Verified
          Volumes:
            EFI:
              Capacity: 209,7 MB (209.715.200 bytes)
              File System: MS-DOS FAT32
              BSD Name: disk0s1
              Content: EFI
            disk0s2:
              Capacity: 511,77 GB (511.766.216.704 bytes)
              BSD Name: disk0s2
              Content: Apple_APFS


USB:
    USB 2.0 Bus:
      Host Controller Driver: AppleUSBEHCIPCI
    USB 2.0 Bus:
      Host Controller Driver: AppleUSBEHCIPCI
          Product ID: 0x005a
          Speed: Up to 480 Mb/s
          Location ID: 0xfd100000 / 1
            USB Receiver:
              Product ID: 0xc52b
              Speed: Up to 12 Mb/s
              Location ID: 0xfd140000 / 4
            USB NetVista Full Width Keyboard.:
              Product ID: 0x3025
              Speed: Up to 1.5 Mb/s
              Location ID: 0xfd130000 / 3
              Product ID: 0x042e
              Speed: Up to 12 Mb/s
              Location ID: 0xfd110000 / 2
    USB Bus:
      Host Controller Driver: AppleUSBUHCIPCI
    USB Bus:
      Host Controller Driver: AppleUSBUHCIPCI
          Product ID: 0x0014
          Speed: Up to 12 Mb/s
          Location ID: 0x1a200000 / 1
    USB Bus:
      Host Controller Driver: AppleUSBUHCIPCI
          Product ID: 0x4500
          Location ID: 0x5a100000
            Bluetooth USB Host Controller:
              Product ID: 0x8215
              Location ID: 0x5a110000
    USB Bus:
      Host Controller Driver: AppleUSBUHCIPCI
    USB Bus:
      Host Controller Driver: AppleUSBUHCIPCI
    USB Bus:
      Host Controller Driver: AppleUSBUHCIPCI
    USB 3.0 Bus:
      Host Controller Driver: AppleUSBXHCIFL1100
        USB3.0 Hub:
          Product ID: 0x0612
          Speed: Up to 5 Gb/s
          Location ID: 0x00700000 / 1
        USB2.0 Hub:
          Product ID: 0x0610
          Speed: Up to 480 Mb/s
          Location ID: 0x00300000 / 2

Bluetooth:
          Bluetooth Low Energy Supported: No
          Handoff Supported: No
          Instant Hot Spot Supported: No
          Manufacturer: Broadcom
          Composite Class Of Device: 0x380104
              Connected: No
              Class of Device: 0x05 0x20 0x2580
              Connected: No
              Manufacturer: Apple (0x9, 0x7604)
              Class of Device: 0x04 0x06 0x240418
              EDR Supported: Yes
              eSCO Supported: Yes
              SSP Supported: Yes
              Connected: No
              Manufacturer: Broadcom (0x8, 0x6103)
              Class of Device: 0x02 0x03 0x7A020C
              EDR Supported: Yes
              eSCO Supported: Yes
              SSP Supported: Yes

Memory:
      Upgradeable Memory: Yes
          Size: 8 GB
          Type: DDR3
          Speed: 1333 MHz
          Size: 8 GB
          Type: DDR3
          Speed: 1333 MHz
          Size: 8 GB
          Type: DDR3
          Speed: 1333 MHz
          Size: 8 GB
          Type: DDR3
          Speed: 1333 MHz
 
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haralds said:
Just checked. Booting into Catalina with and without OC I have Hyper-Threading. Running Big Sur 11.5.2. with latebloom it is definitely off. Same config except for the conditional latebloom loading.
Of course, no cwae=2 boot-arg.
Click to expand...
Am I the ONLY one without Hyper-Threading?
 

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haralds said:
Am I the ONLY one without Hyper-Threading?
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SOLVED! Big Sur seems to have revamped thread management and core allocation. The big cMP loafs most of the time. I decided to throw a beefy Xcode compile on it - and voila! Hyper-Threading does show up!
Catalina and earlier always show full use of 24 cores while Big Sure appears to use real cores only until Hyper-Threading is needed due to high loads.
 

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dataid

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The 11.5.1 update to 11.5.2 took 7 hard restarts until it completely installed.
Bluetooth was not detected on the first successful loading but was detected on the next warm restart.
All cold and warm starts since then have been without an issue so far.
No change in my latebloom parameters 100,20,1
 
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cdf said:
I think it needs to be mentioned that the race condition during the update process can be very different than during normal operation. In my case, the 11.5.2 update required several hard restarts. Fortunately, my previous boot stability seems to have been restored after the first boot into 11.5.2 ?

Note: I used the default parameters (60/0/0).
Click to expand...
I wonder if using sudo softwareupdate -i -a in terminal to update macOS will make any difference.
 
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Stefano85

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dataid said:
The 11.5.1 update to 11.5.2 took 7 hard restarts until it completely installed.
Bluetooth was not detected on the first successful loading but was detected on the next warm restart.
All cold and warm starts since then have been without an issue so far.
No change in my latebloom parameters 100,20,1
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just to say that I had the same exact bluetooth behaviour when I updated from 11.2.3 to 11.5.2. At first I was worry about I lost bluetooth...
 
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chrisrm9208

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Finally got to 11.5.2 using 150,20,1; tried 100,20,1 and it went back to the old hang time. Have retreated back to Catatonia as BS went to sleep whilst I was away for a while and refused to wake up. Had to use the power button to bring it back, so will wait to see if progress with Latebloom and OCLP sort this out.
 
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dataid

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chrisrm9208 said:
Finally got to 11.5.2 using 150,20,1; tried 100,20,1 and it went back to the old hang time. Have retreated back to Catatonia as BS went to sleep whilst I was away for a while and refused to wake up. Had to use the power button to bring it back, so will wait to see if progress with Latebloom and OCLP sort this out.
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A tip for getting to 11.5.2 make sure that you are monitoring the booting progress with -v in the NVRAM boot-args string. That way you can see where the hangup is in the booting progress. I found there were several hangups at one particular part of the process and kept re-starting looking for the process to advance. Eventually it did after 7 power off shut downs and restarts. If you see a stall, do not give up.
 
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kkinto

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Stefano85 said:
just to say that I had the same exact bluetooth behaviour when I updated from 11.2.3 to 11.5.2. At first I was worry about I lost bluetooth...
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It would seem I have lost bluetooth. Been through at least four cold boots since updating but sadly seems its gone and not coming back :( wifi okay

(original cMP bluetooth)
 
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PeterHolbrook

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kkinto said:
It would seem I have lost bluetooth. Been through at least four cold boots since updating but sadly seems its gone and not coming back :( wifi okay

(original cMP bluetooth)
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Sorry, but that's off-topic. Simply upgrade your BT/Wi-Fi module to a supported model.
 
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