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so far I have been using the night shift from the macOS High Sierra patcher with no issues the notification bar works properly I can't say for certain it works with AMD/ATI GPU's but seems stable since beta 2 and the upgrades

No, I've tried an High Sierra 10.13.6 patched CoreBrightness and from Mojave beta 4 it gives too that weird System Preferences's prefpane issue considering Keyboard/Mouse/Trackpad unsupported with message "You can’t open this prefpane on an Intel-based Mac.".

Anyway dosdude1 has just solved developing the Night Shift patch on-the-fly.
 
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Hey, I’m running Mojave on my MBP 5,5 and I was wondering if the recovery partition patch for HS would work for the recovery partition on Mojave? I noticed there is no patch for Mojave’s recovery partition and it can’t boot up into recovery. Thank you!
 
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Thanks @dosdude1

Night Shift :D MacBook Pro 13' Mid 2010
 

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The Night Shift Patch on-the-fly binary patcher is now complete! It is now available using the Patch Updater application. So you know, applying this patch will modify the existing CoreBrightness.framework on your system. It will NOT copy over a pre-modified binary, preventing issues when Apple makes changes to this file.
Hey thank you so much for this, just installed and happy to report works great on this MacPro 3.1.
 
The Night Shift Patch on-the-fly binary patcher is now complete! It is now available using the Patch Updater application. So you know, applying this patch will modify the existing CoreBrightness.framework on your system. It will NOT copy over a pre-modified binary, preventing issues when Apple makes changes to this file.
Dude, you are a wizard.
 
The Night Shift Patch on-the-fly binary patcher is now complete! It is now available using the Patch Updater application. So you know, applying this patch will modify the existing CoreBrightness.framework on your system. It will NOT copy over a pre-modified binary, preventing issues when Apple makes changes to this file.
Works great on MacBook Pro 6.2 too !
 
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I couldn't get it to work on my MacBook Pro 13" Mid 2010. No issues in creating the USB stick with dosdude1's patcher tool. During the install on my Macbook Pro I get a "macOS could not be installed on your computer".
 
I couldn't get it to work on my MacBook Pro 13" Mid 2010. No issues in creating the USB stick with dosdude1's patcher tool. During the install on my Macbook Pro I get a "macOS could not be installed on your computer".
is your SIP disabled and are you doing a clean install or upgrading try creating the macOS Mojave patcher on another usb drive it has to be 16gb
 
I couldn't get it to work on my MacBook Pro 13" Mid 2010. No issues in creating the USB stick with dosdude1's patcher tool. During the install on my Macbook Pro I get a "macOS could not be installed on your computer".

Did you try a clean install? Or is there already a macOS installed on your machine?
[doublepost=1532811972][/doublepost]oh, too late..
 
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I couldn't get it to work on my MacBook Pro 13" Mid 2010. No issues in creating the USB stick with dosdude1's patcher tool. During the install on my Macbook Pro I get a "macOS could not be installed on your computer".
is your SIP disabled and are you doing a clean install or upgrading try creating the macOS Mojave patcher on another usb drive it has to be 16gb
 
is your SIP disabled and are you doing a clean install or upgrading try creating the macOS Mojave patcher on another usb drive it has to be 16gb

Yes, it is a clean install. My USB stick is 16gb so I have enough storage. I have not disabled SIP though. It looks like I can just use terminal to do this once I have loaded off the USB, correct?
 
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Yes, it is a clean install. My USB stick is 16gb so I have enough storage. I have not disabled SIP though. It looks like I can just use terminal to do this once I have loaded off the USB, correct?
when you boot into your macOS patcher usb open the terminal type in csrutil disable then reboot back in your Mojave patcher make sure you do the post install patches for your Mac
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Night shift patch installed but when I reboot I’m stuck at the Apple logo with full load bar. MacBook 5,2
maybe try doing the post install patches with your Mojave patcher
 
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when you boot into your macOS patcher usb open the terminal type in csrutil disable then reboot back in your Mojave patcher make sure you do the post install patches for your Mac
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maybe try doing the post install patches with you Mojave patcher
Just did, still same issue
 
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The Night Shift Patch on-the-fly binary patcher is now complete! It is now available using the Patch Updater application. So you know, applying this patch will modify the existing CoreBrightness.framework on your system. It will NOT copy over a pre-modified binary, preventing issues when Apple makes changes to this file.
Thanks dude! Works great.
 
the only other think of is either do a clean install or try resetting PRAM on boot up command ,option ,P and R
I’ll try this. Also, I didn’t try to patch it manually. I did everything on page 136 to try to fix not being able to change the brightness though

Edit: I had the wrong page number
 
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