Fixing permissions still does not let me login to the icloud or appstoremaybe try running this, I use this when I install kexts but it also repairs permissions see if that changes anything
Fixing permissions still does not let me login to the icloud or appstoremaybe try running this, I use this when I install kexts but it also repairs permissions see if that changes anything
https://www.icloud.com have you tried signing in and out here. check the settingsFixing permissions still does not let me login to the icloud or appstore
I have successfully logged in online on the same mac ,https://www.icloud.com have you tried signing in and out here. check the settings
Are you trying to install a kext yes if you are on a unsupported Mac it is necessary to leave SIP disabledI have successfully logged in online on the same mac ,
When i attempt to sign in multiple times on the appstore i get returned that my password was entered incorrectly even though it was correct.
Do i need to disable sip to run kext utility?as i was getting that kext utility was not able copy kext from source file.
Tried it still doesnot workAre you trying to install a kext yes if you are on a unsupported Mac it is necessary to leave SIP disabled
maybe try running this, I use this when I install kexts but it also repairs permissions see if that changes anything
Are you trying to install a kext yes if you are on a unsupported Mac it is necessary to leave SIP disabled
Using dosdudes tool or julians?New macOS Mojave Dev beta available successfully installed but a bit more buggy got down to 2 mins of installation no process of the progress then went to 1 minute then rebooted so might be firmware updates with this one New+ taking forever to load FaceTime and iSight are working. iTunes , stocks, voice memo's work but beachballs while loading. Hybrid patches are working this one is the most memory hogging beta I have 4GB ram and with this beta I can barely keep 600 MB free something is eating it and much slower than 10.14.4 I think its worse
Dosdudes it seems to be smoothing out some today less beachballs I ended up doing a clean installUsing dosdudes tool or julians?
I dug into wheel , it turns out that that su(0) is the root user and wheel is su(1) user hence the earlier when we got the uid 0 error while using sudo , it was indeed as u said due to an error in permissions but i could not find anything on global permissionsThanks for the attachment. Unfortunately the Mojave patcher for the MB4,1 changes global permissions rather than just the kext folders (i.e. /S/L/E and /L/E). I believe Kext Utility sets the permissions and ownership on the /S/L/E folder and then rebuilds the cache. Disk Utility used to be able to reset global permissions but this function disappeared with El Capitan. System Integrity Protection would usually protect users from being able to change global permissions but of course SIP is disabled on unsupported Macs.
Nope, Mojave Patcher will not automatically convert drives to APFS in any circumstance.
Cheers! Sounds like a safe procedure in that case as I'd prefer not to risk bricking the machine with the ROM. Hope 10.4.6 lands soon. I'll report back.
Based on my experience, the MX25L3205D/MX25L3208D chips are what most MB5,2 machines use. Just be VERY careful, though, as if that machine enters sleep mode or powers off during the flashing process (which can take longer than 30 minutes in some cases), it WILL brick the system.sorry I get all confused with reading and following the thread.
I have a macbook 5,2. is the APFS rom patcher working for this or should I stick with post install patch instead?
When I try to run APFS rom patcher, it let me picks:
MX25L3205(A)
MX25L3205D/MX25L3208D
MX25L3206E (default selected)
But all these 3 different chips are 4MB SPI. Why would they make any difference?
I have both brightness control and sleep working in Mojave on my 15" mbp with a broken gpu that won't even boot unless disabled, this is how I did it :
(If you want to try this method, just apply the post install patches again and start from #3.)
1 boot into single user mode and set nvram variable:
sudo nvram fa4ce28d-b62f-4c99-9cc3-6815686e30f9:gpu-power-prefs=%01%00%00%00
2 install Mojave, then apply patches.
3 boot into single user mode again, type:
/sbin/mount -uw /
mkdir AMD
mv /System/library/Extensions/AMDRadeonX3000.kext AMD/
reboot
4 open terminal, type:
sudo mkdir -p /Library/LoginHook
sudo nano /Library/LoginHook/LX3000.sh
contents:
#!/bin/bash
kextload /AMD/AMDRadeonX3000.kext
exit 0
press ctrl + x to exit and y to save.
sudo chmod a+x /Library/LoginHook/LX3000.sh
sudo defaults write com.apple.loginwindow LoginHook /Library/LoginHook/LX3000.sh
5 set gpu for sleep to integrated:
sudo pmset -a gpuswitch 0
reboot
6 check that x3000 is loaded and gpu is set to integrated
sudo kextstat | grep AMD
pmset -g
compare to the screenshot to make sure its correct.
7 optional, increase vram for hd3000 using Jacklukes method here
You have to do #1 again each time the nvram is reset.
Oh my fault, didn't know sorry.
@arqueox try these steps they 100% work this time to increase from stock 512 MB to 1536 MB VRAM:
cd /S*/L*/Ext*/AppleIntelSNBGraphicsFB.kext/C*/M*
sudo cp AppleIntelSNBGraphicsFB AppleIntelSNBGraphicsFB.backup
sudo perl -pi -e 's|\xC7\x45\xD0\x00\x00\x00\x20|\xC7\x45\xD0\x00\x00\x00\x60|g' AppleIntelSNBGraphicsFB
sudo touch /S*/L*/Extensions
edit:
thanks to @arqueox for having tested the Info.plist
before reboot/restart you have to edit this file:
/System/Library/Extensions/AppleIntelHD3000Graphics.kext/Contents/Info.plist
Adding after these strings, this part:
<key>VRAMMethod</key>
<integer>0</integer>
<key>VRAMOverride</key>
<integer>0</integer>
<key>VRAMSize</key>
<integer>1536</integer>
after edited the plist from Terminal type:
sudo chown -R 0:0 /System/Library/Extensions && sudo chmod -R 755 /System/Library/Extensions
sudo kextcache -i /
sudo reboot
Based on my experience, the MX25L3205D/MX25L3208D chips are what most MB5,2 machines use. Just be VERY careful, though, as if that machine enters sleep mode or powers off during the flashing process (which can take longer than 30 minutes in some cases), it WILL brick the system.
Could some please check the Gatekeeper, XProtect and MRT versions on System Information? A MRT update was issued last night and I want to make sure there was not another security update that might have failed to install (It has happened in the past on Mojave.).
XProtect and TCC are not visible. What about them? I wonder if only MRT shall be updated and not the rest, it does not make sense to me.All the latest security updates happened to be visible in my post above. There are no others.
XProtect and TCC are not visible. What about them? I wonder if only MRT shall be updated and not the rest, it does not make sense to me.
Is the beta working okay now?Dosdudes it seems to be smoothing out some today less beachballs I ended up doing a clean install
Based on my experience, the MX25L3205D/MX25L3208D chips are what most MB5,2 machines use. Just be VERY careful, though, as if that machine enters sleep mode or powers off during the flashing process (which can take longer than 30 minutes in some cases), it WILL brick the system.