This is really helpful information for systems with NVIDIA dGPU running Monterey:
- OpenCL is still broken in general (whatever this means for other third party apps)
- Photoshop is working...(again)
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macOS 12 Monterey on Unsupported Macs Thread
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Never say never, but currently no developer has such a system and the using usual suspects when it comes to patching, just look up my former issue link, failed.
Currently I have not much hope unless somebody donates a Kepler based Mac to the core developer (team). Unfortunately with the upcoming macOS 13 announcement focus will change to this release, but any solution would/could be back ported easily.
If it can be useful, here is the output of /Applications/Geekbench\ 5.app/Contents/Resources/geekbench_x86_64 --compute --verbose from the Terminal on the MBP11,3, in Monterey:
Code:
% /Applications/Geekbench\ 5.app/Contents/Resources/geekbench_x86_64 --compute --verbose
[…]
Running Gathering system information
[0605/164153:WARNING:src/halogen/cl/exception.h(36)] halogen::RuntimeError: clGetDeviceInfo(object_, info_name, 0, 0, &info_size) returned -59
[0605/164153:WARNING:src/halogen/cl/exception.h(36)] halogen::RuntimeError: clGetDeviceInfo(object_, info_name, 0, 0, &info_size) returned -59
System Information
Operating System macOS 12.4 (Build 21F79)
Model MacBook Pro (15-inch Retina Late 2013)
Model ID MacBookPro11,3
Motherboard Apple Inc. Mac-[…] MacBookPro11,3
BIOS Apple Inc. 433.120.6.0.0
Processor Information
Name Intel Core i7-4850HQ
Topology 1 Processor, 4 Cores, 8 Threads
Identifier GenuineIntel Family 6 Model 70 Stepping 1
Base Frequency 2.30 GHz
L1 Instruction Cache 32.0 KB x 4
L1 Data Cache 32.0 KB x 4
L2 Cache 256 KB x 4
L3 Cache 6.00 MB
L4 Cache 128 MB
Memory Information
Size 16.0 GB
Type DDR3
Speed 1600 MT/s
OpenCL Information
Platform Vendor Apple
Platform Name Apple
Device Vendor NVIDIA
Device Name GeForce GT 750M
Device Driver Version 16.0 .12 355.11.11.10.10.143
Maximum Frequency 810 MHz
Compute Units 2
Device Memory 2.00 GB
OpenCL
Running Sobel
[0605/164153:ERROR:src/halogen/cl/program.cpp(36)] Cannot load arch runtime[0605/164153:WARNING:src/halogen/cl/exception.h(36)] halogen::RuntimeError: clBuildProgram returned -11
[0605/164153:ERROR:src/interface/console/consolemain.cpp(818)] Geekbench encountered an internal error and cannot continue. Please contact support@primatelabs.com for assistance.
Internal error message: clBuildProgram returned -11.
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Update: I suspected that my issue was related to my setting a Memoji for my user image. I changed it to another static image and Voila! I'm assuming its metal related, as it never animated on my non-Metal machines anyways.
Hi there guys I am having a hard time trying to make Opencore the default boot device. Every time I start up my 2010 MBA, I get a white/black screen and I have to boot into opencore using the option key to get it to work. I have tried using the control key to get the refresh symbol to make opencore the default boot device but it doesn't work. I have tried reseting PRAM and SMC and it didn't help at all. Does anybody else have any ideas on how I could fix this?
Just bless the EFI partition: mount the EFI using Clover Configurator and run Bless Opencore. You have the tools in
I tried following that but now I get an error saying "could not set boot device property 0xe00002e2". How would I go about fixing this?
Weird. Normally that error is due to a mess in the partition table or certificates from EFI installations of windows. Take a look at
HELP !! Opencore message.. could not set boot device property 0xe00002e2
Hi, I've installed mojave with my vega 64, and there is no boot, I disabled SIP, and downloaded opencore package 0.5.9 and tried to install it, I've dual X5690, 96GB memory, works well, I've rom updated to 144.0.0.0.0, so I Mojave in an nvme samsung 970 evo plus, it works very well. Now, I've...
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Weird. Normally that error is due to a mess in the partition table or certificates from EFI installations of windows. Take a look at
HELP !! Opencore message.. could not set boot device property 0xe00002e2
Hi, I've installed mojave with my vega 64, and there is no boot, I disabled SIP, and downloaded opencore package 0.5.9 and tried to install it, I've dual X5690, 96GB memory, works well, I've rom updated to 144.0.0.0.0, so I Mojave in an nvme samsung 970 evo plus, it works very well. Now, I've...
I managed to get the tool to work by completely disabling SIP as the opencore legacy patcher only disables SIP partially. However, the tool did not fix my issue and I still must use the option key to boot into the EFI partition manually or else I just get a white screen.
OpenCore 4.5 on a Fusion Drive.
Trying to install OpenCore Legacy Patcher v0.4.5 in Terminal. The menu option "2. Install OpenCore to USB/internal drive" gives the option to install on the SSD or HDD. Which is correct, or can both be installed?
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# Select Disk #
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Missing disks? Ensure they have an EFI or FAT32 partition.
0. disk0: APPLE SSD SM128E (121.3 GB)
1. disk1: APPLE HDD HTS541010A9E662 (1.0 TB)
3. disk3: 3200BMV External (320.1 GB)
4. disk4: SanDisk 3.2Gen1 (494.2 GB)
B. Back
Please select the disk you would like to install OpenCore to:
Various searches did not give a clear answer. Out of date comments that APFS does not support fusion drives or suggestions to disable the Fusion Drive.
Trying to install OpenCore Legacy Patcher v0.4.5 in Terminal. The menu option "2. Install OpenCore to USB/internal drive" gives the option to install on the SSD or HDD. Which is correct, or can both be installed?
###############
# Select Disk #
###############
Missing disks? Ensure they have an EFI or FAT32 partition.
0. disk0: APPLE SSD SM128E (121.3 GB)
1. disk1: APPLE HDD HTS541010A9E662 (1.0 TB)
3. disk3: 3200BMV External (320.1 GB)
4. disk4: SanDisk 3.2Gen1 (494.2 GB)
B. Back
Please select the disk you would like to install OpenCore to:
Various searches did not give a clear answer. Out of date comments that APFS does not support fusion drives or suggestions to disable the Fusion Drive.
I do use Fusion Drives in three of my iMacs (SATA SSD + SATA HDD). I have created them within Monterey install/recovery utility, using a Terminal command
diskutil resetFusion. After that I installed OpenCore (only) to the SSD EFI folder. It works reliably - in one case I even (deliberately) swapped the SATA port connections of the SSD and the HDD. The machine simply started from the EFI on the SSD and properly recognized the Fusion Drive.
Hello,
I have Monterey installed on my early 2009 iMac and I wanted to reboot into a network disk. However, when I try to do so, it directly goes into the EFI boot picker which does not show the network disk. Before installing Monterey I was able to netboot, and it still shows up in System Preferences in Mavericks. Is there a way to temporarily disable the EFI boot so I can netboot?
Thanks
I have Monterey installed on my early 2009 iMac and I wanted to reboot into a network disk. However, when I try to do so, it directly goes into the EFI boot picker which does not show the network disk. Before installing Monterey I was able to netboot, and it still shows up in System Preferences in Mavericks. Is there a way to temporarily disable the EFI boot so I can netboot?
Thanks
On reboot do a PRAM reset and hold the option key. You will enter the EFI boot picker with no OpenCore loaded.
Since the topic of Photoshop 2022 on unsupported Macs came up... if anyone knows how to pass the SSE4.2 requirement for the installer to run, I'd be glad to hear it.
Strange, mine came out to be 3.67 GB. I'm upgrading from 12.5 Beta (21G5037D). 27 Inch iMac 2017.
After a clean install using OCLP 0.4.5, there were many problems getting the MBP to a state where I could run the post-install root patch (the worst was the bluetooth not recognizing a mouse, and the trackpad being very difficult to use).
After running the OCLP post-install root patch, most things settled down, but I still do not see the Energy Saver System Preferences pane. Is that normal? While the Energy Saver pane is installed in the System/Library/Application Support/PreferencePanes subfolder, it doesn't sho up in the System Preferences. I do have that pane on my iMac running the same 12.4 version of Monterey with OCLP 0.4.5.
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I guess your system isn't root patched with OCLP, while amaze1499's is. Root patched systems get the full size when updating because the system looks "broken" to the update process.