Cool. Thank you.I have already done so, the patcher now includes it.
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It should be version 1.2.3 right?I have already done so, the patcher now includes it.
Cool. Thank you.I have already done so, the patcher now includes it.
It should be version 1.2.3 right?I have already done so, the patcher now includes it.
Nah, it was such a minor change I just left it at 1.2.2.Cool. Thank you.
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It should be version 1.2.3 right?
Oh ok, I didn't see it on the changelog either so I wasn't sure.Nah, it was such a minor change I just left it at 1.2.2.
It's not downloading for me from the direct link and the mirror hasn't been updated since the 26th.Nah, it was such a minor change I just left it at 1.2.2.
it might be your internet I downloaded itIt's not downloading for me from the direct link and the mirror hasn't been updated since the 26th.
I got the new version from a friend since I couldn’t download it. I’ve tested in and can confirm that APFS now works. However, WiFi is still not working for some reason. It seems like not all prelinkedkernels are created equally. @dosdude1
I got my GTX 680 card flashed. And even though it runs at 5GT/s it runs the UI and OpenCL and Metal operations about about half speed of my GTX original Titan PC Card at 2.5GT/s
When I get some time, I'll run some benchmarks but the biggest immediately place I see it at my GTX 680 with the same Display Port to HDMI Cable runs only 30 Hz at 4K on the 680, and runs 60 Hz at 4K on the Titan. The titan also has every available scaled screen res. The 680 does not.
Typing also seems laggy on the 680.
This is on Mac Pro 3,1 2008 with 48GB RAM. SSD boot drive. SSD on a separate Home Directory.
So, I'll be going back to my Titan.
Another use test is taking a window and shaking it, seeing if the window keeps up and you see the pointer swinging around. On the Titan, it keeps right up, 680 noticeable lag. Looks like a Flashed Titan 6GB Kepler would be ideal. I may do that. The Kepler Titan really likes Mojave in in PC 2.5GT/s mode.
This is why apple’s ‘oh we are so environmentally friendly’ story is hypocritical.
I got the new version from a friend since I couldn’t download it. I’ve tested in and can confirm that APFS now works. However, WiFi is still not working for some reason. It seems like not all prelinkedkernels are created equally. @dosdude1
Hey everyone, I own the MacBook Pro, late 2011, 13 inch! Just wondering how would I go about installing Mojave on my Mac?
All I'm concerned about is the "weird darkish grey Menu Bar and Finder sidebar" issue, has that been fixed yet?
Please let me know! It is my understanding that the installation should go just fine! I just need some up to date advice about installing it, thanks!
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@dosdude1 Something broke with the high sierra patcher running on Mojave/supported hardware (tested on 2 machines with SIP enabled and disabled) as I have exhausted all options to create a working USB flash stick and internal partition high sierra installer.
I am re-downloading high sierra installer directly on a HFS+ formatted partition instead of APFS on Mojave .. I am suspecting Apple may have done some changes to either the High Sierra installer or added some additional protections to Mojave.
Update: Latest attempt failed - attaching screenshot.
Update2: No problem creating a Mojave installer with your Mojave Patcher. Issue is only with High Sierra Patcher as I was able to create a normal USB installer using Apple's creatinstallmedia instructions.
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That's what it took in my particular case, after that had no issues with USB installer.When first erasing the patch installer USB stick try naming it OS X Base System (with the spaces as indicated) and see if that works.
I got the new version from a friend since I couldn’t download it. I’ve tested in and can confirm that APFS now works. However, WiFi is still not working for some reason. It seems like not all prelinkedkernels are created equally. @dosdude1
Is your still Mac unusable? You don’t need/have to update to Mojave to continu using your Mac..
Yes, I can confirm APFS is working on my MacBookAir 4,1 (it support APFS in 10.13 natively)
Wifi does not work
I'm partially agree on the sentence "all prelinkedkernels are not equally". But concerning missing Wifi on macOS Installers (and recoveries HD) they can't work on all machines concurrently for some main reasons:
- All the machines supporting prior 10.11.x can't use the HighSierra IO80211Family.kext
- Some machines that support until HS 10.13.x have issues if using a legacy "Wifi patch" (used for 10.11.x and prior) so need to use the HS IO80211Family.kext or directly the stock Mojave one
- Regarding the Broadcom wifi/bt all-in-one cards it's not only an issue of which IO80211Family.kext version take, but there are also other kext involved into the Broadcom Firmware and they are present in any prelinkedkernel:
BCMWLANFirmware4364_Datastore.kext (The Mojave one is smaller than HS one)
BCMWLANFirmware4364_Hashstore.kext
anyway I guess for those who need an Internet connection into an Installer or Recovery they could use ethernet cable without issues.
Do you mean WiFi doesn't work inside the installer or post-install? I'm on MBA 4,2 I have decrypted the SSD before installing and everything works now. I'd like to re-encrypt the SSD tho, so please clarify on your feedback on patched 1.2.2.