seriously: you don't have to justify anything.It's my final exams week at university
seriously: you don't have to justify anything.It's my final exams week at university
Good luck on your exams, buddy.It's my final exams week at university
I took Mojave beta 1 for a spin on my 2011 iMac which isn't supported. The WIFI card isn't found and the graphics driver are not loaded probably due to the Metal requirement. Otherwise, it didn't look too bad. The stocks.app using UIKit(?) loaded with a blank window only but the menus were functional.
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I have the same computer. How did you accomplish this ? Did you install from usb bootstick adding "-no_compat_check" to kernel boot arguments or did you install on virtual machine ? Thanks,
Clone the Mojave installation from a supported machine. Replace the PlatformSupport.plist with that from a High Sierra installation on the iMac and add the above kernel boot argument.
It will when you have the right video card.DP1 won't install on the 2010/2012 Mac Pro. Need to wait for a future beta.
While this is cool however this isn't as feasible as to just buying a new iMac, too many downsides but kudos.Hello everyone,
I was unaware this thread existed until today. I installed a GTX 780m into my 2011 27 inch iMac in anticipation that 6970m wouldn't be supported in Mojave. I have booted Mojave with the GTX 780m installed, everything graphics related is functional. There is no audio natively or Airport without modifying kexts. I used AppleHDA and IO80211Family from 10.13.5. As usual there is no Backlight control or EFI boot screen.However doing this upgrade allows this iMac to drive a 4k display over one of the functional Thunderbolt ports.
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Try booting without the boot arg in place.Why you add no compat check if you modify PlatformSupport? The -no-compat-check disables the checking of the PlatformSupport.plist by the bootloader.
Nice, i was finally able to install Mojave DP1 on my iMac Late 2009 27".
I needed to boot in -x in order to finish the setup and get to the desktop. Finder and AirPort doesn't work.
Everything else is working fine. I can connect my KB and mouse via bt and can use ethernet for internet access.
I think by PlatformSupport.plist edits + boot-args:"-no_compat_check"Nice to see! So the iMac mid 2010 might be capable of doing this as well? How did you bypass the "This version of macOS is not supported on this platform" screen?
I think by PlatformSupport.plist edits + boot-args:"-no_compat_check"
Quite a graphics card - is it a new addition to your machine, or did you run it with High Sierra as well?
Crap, oops, big time... thanks for catching that, fixed! lol...
So the fermi code is the loophole for us, to (1) present the OpenGL-only kexts and bundles to Mojave and (2) have WindowServer invoke/hook our GLDriver and (3) render the UI using the OpenGL code that it uses in Fermi? (it makes me wonder why apple/nvda would supply code for fermi still, I think it's a mistake)
If that's the trick/loophole, then instantly HD Arrandale, HD 3000, all those open up! Just gotta binpatch WindowServer now!
Quite a graphics card - is it a new addition to your machine, or did you run it with High Sierra as well?
Try booting without the boot arg in place.
If you edit PlatformSupport.plist, the system will boot. I don't prefer this, because Apple's Software Update can easily overwrite this file.
If you add no-compat-check to boot args via nvram, the system will boot, but resetting PRAM clear this too.
I think, the best place for boot args, is /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.Boot.plist, because it will be never overwritten by a Software Update.
If you edit PS.plist but don't add the boot arg, it will refuse to boot and will display the forbidden sign. Been there.
No. It will boot. If you edit PlatformSupport you can skip boot args, if you add boot args, simply skip PS edit. If you boot it via APFS, you should to edit it on preboot partition. If you wan't to boot recovery, edit it on recovery too. If you use NVRAM, you can skip edit everywhere, and it will boot. Thats simple.If you edit PS.plist but don't add the boot arg, it will refuse to boot and will display the forbidden sign. Been there.
D'oh! I knew I forgot something.You have to edit on PreBoot also.
I have managed to make hd3000 work 60% in 10.14 you just have to rename hd 4000 as hd 3000 in inf.plist and macos also tried to include my device id but when I put 0x01268086 I get a kernel panic not including devive id works very well forgive my english You also have to install AppleIntelSNBGraphicsFB.kext to load
I don’t quite understand what you mean. What does “work 60%” mean and which steps should I follow?
Guide for iMac mid 2011 easy step by step i have airport compatibile with handoff e continuity new Bluetooth 4 pleasePlease for iMac mid 2011?