You didn't get that message, did you? I am trying to install the update with OpenCore 0.6.8, not OCLP based.here it works (oclp)
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That was from 11.3 by OTA Update to 11.3.1
oclp based on OpenCore 0.6.8
You didn't get that message, did you? I am trying to install the update with OpenCore 0.6.8, not OCLP based.here it works (oclp)
View attachment 1769226
That was from 11.3 by OTA Update to 11.3.1
oclp based on OpenCore 0.6.8
Can someone try latest OCLP?Is the booting consistent?
Martin Lo's OpenCore 0.6.8 package, upgrading my SATA SSD on PCIe from 11.3 to 11.3.1, got one prohibited symbol and had to power off/on. The install completed successfully after that, and I got to the login screen.here it works (oclp)
That was from 11.3 by OTA Update to 11.3.1
oclp based on OpenCore 0.6.8
No - seems to be no different than 11.3 w/OpenCore 0.6.8. 3x successful reboots, then a progress bar hang, power off/on, 2x successful reboots, another progress bar hang, and no need to keep up the insanity.Is the booting consistent?
I've had several 11.3 beta upgrades go smooth, in one shot. It happens... proof is in the reboots.The update ran relatively smoothly even for me via OpenCore 0.6.8, not OCLP based. I had to reboot once during installation due to the error sign at boot. I will now try to do twenty reboots.
I'm linking the previous upgrade details, above.I'm running OC 0.6.8 with the Plistlib Generator setup.py example configuration (see #348 for my config.plist).
Wrong group - this one is for the Mac Pro...I just updated my iMac 12.1 to Big Sur 11.3.1 via OTA without any problem, I use OCLP 0.1.2.
Once the process is downloaded and restarted, it made three apple screens and took about 18 minutes
I'm using no hub, only Apple Magic keyboard and Magic2 mouse. I forgot to mention this before, thank you for reminding me. I also have a Scarlett 2i2 3rd Gen attached to back USB2 port, I use it to send sound from my Mac to a pair of Yamaha studio speakers.If I have just the USB Mouse connected, nothing else with a hub (cinema display and usb Apple Keyboard each has a hub) I can boot 10 plus times in a row with 11.3.1
I'm using no hub, only Apple Magic keyboard and Magic2 mouse. I forgot to mention this before, thank you for reminding me. I also have a Scarlett 2i2 attached to back USB2 port, I use it to send sound from my Mac to a pair of Yamaha studio speakers.
Hours later and after wasting much time: OCLP does very little for me. Reboots mostly fail, cold boots mostly work.Currently reading OCLP instructions and downloading the 11.3.1 install package.
I'll use my spare 5,1 as a guinea pig, which has a 3.33 6 core, Radeon RX 480, and for testing, just a single SSD. No PCIe cards aside the GPU and 802.11n WiFi + Bluetooth 2.0.
Fingers crossed. ?
i am replying to you on Big Sur 11.2.3 running on cMP 5,1 on Sata SSD using open core and changing the config.plist file.It seems weird to me to complain about a compatibility issue with a non-supported system. Big Sur isn’t suppose to work on 5,1 and older. You need a 6,1 or newer for Big Sur.
I just looked at OCLP for the first time, I would never use such invasive install approach into my machine. I want to know what exactly I'm installing and configure everything myself, the way I need it. Plus OCLP is very limited, configuration wise. Looking quickly at the code, it looks like it was designed for a drop-in setup recipe, which IMO is not the right approach. Not to mention they use their own OC binaries, instead of pulling them directly from Acidanthera repo.the usb problem seems to be a bit oclp related
Why people use OCLP to start with? We should always use the OC install guide offered in these forums, with a good documentation knowledge so we know what we actually do to our machines. I thought we are all using the same EFI setup.OCLP does very little for me.
Your Mac Pro probably has something that takes a little more time (or it's faster) to be initialised and then don't trigger the race condition, while most of us suffer from it.@tsialex I'm thinking in reverse. What if a specific motherboard chip on my Mac prevents from having the issues others experience? I saw so far 3 more people who did not have any issues with the 11.3 upgrade. You have my BootROM, do you have a machine that matches all my chips or motherboard details? MX25L3205D, etc.
I see, I noted at least 3 other users not experiencing any race conditions. I was wondering why are are special, what could make our machines faster or meet the non-race conditions?Your Mac Pro probably has something that takes a little more time (or it's faster) to be initialised and then don't trigger the race condition, while most of us suffer from it.
Can you test it with a regular USB keyboard and turn off the Apple keyboard and mouse?I see, I noted at least 3 other users not experiencing any race conditions. I was wondering why are are special, what could make our machines faster or meet the non-race conditions?
I used several times the original Apple wired keyboard/mouse, no issues. That’s how I fix the Bluetooth bug in Big Sur, when I switch from Mojave. I don’t own any generic USB keyboard, only Apple. I do use a Scarlett 2i2 USB2 audio interface, functional in Mojave, Big Sur and Windows.Can you test it with a regular USB keyboard and turn off the Apple keyboard and mouse?
My I know.I see, I noted at least 3 other users not experiencing any race conditions. I was wondering why are are special, what could make our machines faster or meet the non-race conditions?