Given this a whirl on my MP5,1 and each time it appears to be trying a firmware update, then selecting my Monterey boot drive on reboot and landing me back at the beta. Manually choosing the "Macintosh HD" which appears just seems to repeat the process.
The 031 Nightly that was supposed to have fixed this issue didn't work for NVIDIA root patching.
Root patching lockouts have become far too common to be ignored. 🤨
OCLP 3.1 nightly updated from System Pref/Software Update.
OC: OpenCore
The same thing happened to me apparently it’s an issue with the installer apples end
It is a wide range of hardware to be supported by OCLP, and developers don‘t have all hardware at hand for testing. Plus patches are more complex than two macOS generations ago as the gap between Apple supported and unspported gets wider, even between betas.The 031 Nightly that was supposed to have fixed this issue didn't work for NVIDIA root patching.
On patched root - yes, that's normal and the only possible.
Thank you , another question , I have now my EFI built with 0.2.5 , should I do rebuild it with 0.3.0 and so on with every new release to have best support ?
Formally it's non-mandatory, but some people here claim that they couldn't install RC with 0.2.5 and got success with 0.3.0. Moreover, new support features are added with almost every new build of OCLP. So... it's up to you
the only " problem " I face right now that after every update it get stuck when trying to get to login screen , I have to enter User Mode ( COMMAND + S ) and edit NVRAM settings to boot with iGPU not dGPU , after that I apply root system patch and everything is 100% , do you think this can be fixed by future builds that I may benefit from updating ?Formally it's non-mandatory, but some people here claimed that they couldn't install RC with 0.2.5 and got success with 0.3.0. Moreover, new support features are added with almost every new build of OCLP. So... it's up to you
Anyway, before installing another build you can read here (or on OCLP Github page) about the changes and make your decision.
Hi Tockman, it isn't officially supported however as of what I've read you don't have to patch the graphics compared to pre. 2013 MacBook Pro's with Intel 4000 graphics.
Hi! I created new partition on internal SSD on my MacMini 3,1. After this - i done the clean install of 12.0 Beta 10 from USB stick (OC bootlloader compilled by 0.3.1NB), and get 12.0.1 by system delta updates. After system volume was patched by latest OCLP 0.3.1NB - all works, without stucks and freezes.
Ideally I'd like to not have to wipe the machine since it is setup with some software that, while I have it, isn't fun to get back to good working order. Even tried to set it up in Target Disk as another volume the other night and re-run the patcher on it that way in case it wanted it. Nada. That was with 0.3.0.
Not happening here. I did not run anything prior to 12.0.1 (well, I installed 12.0 for a second, just to upgrade to 12.0.1), but I was not having Safari freezing issues on Safari 15 on Big Sur on my unsupported Mac mini 2012 then either.
