Oh yes, I saw it, too. But there's no any solution in it. So I propose to ask OCLP developers directly at Discord.
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Discord says ... No Parallels Desktop on non-metal Hardware and the safari swipe gesture bug is resolved by command... "defaults write -g AppleEnableMouseSwipeNavigateWithScrolls -bool true"
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Yep, and thank you for the heads up. I cleared PRAM before starting the security update to 10.15.7 + firmware 426.0.0.0.0, all went well and SilentKnight is happy again.
Clean install macOS Moterey 12.3 with OpenCore Legacy Patcher 0.4.3, all went well.
There are no more GPU glitches.
Intel HD Graphics 4000
MacBook Air 11" 2012 4GB
run Windows 11 Pro (Bootcamp) 250GB
run macOS Monterey 12.3 (OCLP) 750GB
Thank You very much to everyone involved in this Project.
There are no more GPU glitches.
Intel HD Graphics 4000
MacBook Air 11" 2012 4GB
run Windows 11 Pro (Bootcamp) 250GB
run macOS Monterey 12.3 (OCLP) 750GB
Thank You very much to everyone involved in this Project.
MrMacintosh confirmed over Reddit chat that Migration Assistant (ether before or after Monterey upgrade) is problematic.
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Running All My studio with my Daw Cubase pro 12 and all my plugs in under Monterey on My Mac Pro 2010 12 cores 3,46 ghz + 128 Go ram + Radeon 580 Sapphire pulse Mac + U25 Inateck USBC USB 3 card 4 NVME Samsung on Highpoint 7101 A NVME CARD + Titan ridge V2 flashed with V47 Apple firmware for my Apollo Silver thunderbolt 2 + Satellite Quad Thunderbolt 2 Wifi and Bluetooth Module Updated to V4
Using OCLP 043 + SSDT Titan Ridge injected in Package
Just an Automatic reboot and Everything works Great
Using OCLP 043 + SSDT Titan Ridge injected in Package
Just an Automatic reboot and Everything works Great
For me the following always worked well when doing a clean installation, with fully taking over data/settings/etc from a previous macOS.
1st make a CCC clone to an erased disk; 2nd do the installation of macOS on it.
Here the macOS installation has the "last word", while when using Migration Assistant, the latter.
I did have problems with Migration Assistant several times before.
what works for me is simply doing a fresh install, then use CCC to clone ONLY the Data Volume.
No need for Migration Assistant if you on the same macOS.
Cheers
I don't need to clone my Data, since I can simply transfer that from my manual backups (or Time Machine). What I need is the system settings, so I don't have to set all my network connectivity and passwords.
I'm still on the testing phase, Adobe apps are launching okay, but I have to do live file tests where I edit files and do saves.
Migration Assistant had a tendency to hang until giving Full Disk Access and Accessibility permissions in the Security&Privacy CP on unsupported Macs. Migration Assistant works flawlessly on a fully-supported Mac in 12.3, btw. 
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Yes, there was a determination. per
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"Outside scope of OCLP, use forums for troubleshooting."
Don't know, if these results are of importance to anyone:^^^ Thank you very much for your post, which made me search for the broken seal issue on Google; and I found this (very interesting):
What csr-active-config bits do we really need for a patched system volume? · Issue #607 · dortania/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher
Machine Model MacBookPro10,1 Application Version Latest Release Application Variant GUI (Graphical User Interface) What versions of macOS are you seeing the problem on? macOS 12, Monterey Where doe...github.com
… where it is suggested, in order to enable SIP as much as possible after root patching, to only disable the “autenticated root”, thus leaving SIP almost completely enabled - and, well… it worked! So, I reconfigured SIP in this way, on my already root patched MacBookPro11,3:
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… and then rebooted without problems; now also with TCC fully working again, while csrutil status shows up as enabled in the Terminal (and SilentKnight, too, shows SIP as enabled and only SSV as disabled). So, it is indeed possible to boot a root patched MacBookPro11,3 with SIP almost completely turned on and thus also with a fully working TCC: very good, indeed! I’ll of course experiment a little more, still only from an external SSD, also to see if there are any other issues: sofar, everything seems to work well, with SIP enabled and SSV disabled…
MBP9,1 Monterey/MBP10,2 Big Sur: Ok.
MPB8,1/6,2 Big Sur: Both failed to boot. Rebuilt and installed OpenCore by USB Pen Drive with standard settings.
Is this verified?Migration Assistant had a tendency to hang until giving Full Disk Access and Accessibility permissions in the Security&Privacy CP on unsupported Macs. Migration Assistant works flawlessly on a fully-supported Mac in 12.3, btw.
Migration Assistant always worked for me, in all my updates including 12.3. Using it at the end of the clean install, of course. If you create an account and try to use it later, never worked for me.
What verificatuon do YOU require???? Be very specific.
I am going to give this try when the next beta drops https://github.com/m6securities-jbj/no-download-monterey-installer-plz
I could, but if it fails, then that's a half a day wasted on a failed migration.
Hence, I asked for verification. Where did you get the information, btw?