macOS 10.15.3-Update (with non EFI graphic card & dosdude1-patched)

[hhe_muc]

Hi guys,
The 10.15.3 update does not appear in the software update section (using macOS patched with the latest dosdude1 Catalina Patcher V1.0.4).

• May I install the update manually?
  Download: https://support.apple.com/kb/DL2029?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US
  or
• Do I need to wait for the update to appear automatically?
  or
• Do I need to prepare another dosdude1-Patch? But I changed the GPU before. So I won't be able to boot from USB stick... :-( Any advice?

Best regards,
Heiko

 

[devthe]

Hello @hhe_muc,
i have the same problem, did you manage to solve it? I'm after an answer but I can't find it anywhere..
sorry for my bad english!
Thanks!

 

[pischu12]

Me too pls I downloaded the combo update .... and wondering how to update pls pls

 

[hhe_muc]

Unfortunately: no

I also tried to get in touch with Collin/dosdude1 to resolve this issue (without response).

Now I am back on High Sierra because I even did not succeed in preparing a new 10.15.3 image. I will give another try with 10.15.4...

Any hints very much appreciated!

Best regards,
Heiko

 

[pischu12]

Hello

It was very effortless if I may be honest .... that's the truth

1) Step one : Download the newest patcher 1.3 ( For me at this time )
2) Allow it to download a new version of MacOS 10.15.3
3) Allow it to make a bootable disk once again ( In my case a freshly erased SSD)
4) Boot from the SSD and allow it to update with the choice " install MacOS Catalina " .... as this will not replace your files.... it will only replace renew system files .
5) Process takes 20-30 minutes based on your system ------ > and BOOM ! you are running 10.15.3




I was worried that it would erase as it installs --- but I should have know from the old days MacOS that it only reinstalls/updates system files.

I hope this helps .....

 

[hhe_muc]

Hello

It was very effortless if I may be honest .... that's the truth

1) Step one : Download the newest patcher 1.3 ( For me at this time )
2) Allow it to download a new version of MacOS 10.15.3
3) Allow it to make a bootable disk once again ( In my case a freshly erased SSD)
4) Boot from the SSD and allow it to update with the choice " install MacOS Catalina " .... as this will not replace your files.... it will only replace renew system files .
5) Process takes 20-30 minutes based on your system ------ > and BOOM ! you are running 10.15.3




I was worried that it would erase as it installs --- but I should have know from the old days MacOS that it only reinstalls/updates system files.

I hope this helps .....

Great! I will give it a try ...