The last valuable advice for this was to repair macos with USB installer.I need help, I can boot into windows and open core. There must be something I can do
I didn’t install the security update but i did have to repair my volume with 13.2 beta 1 on my 17,1 iMac. However the post install root patches seem to not work. I get the off color screen and the slow performance. Really not sure what do do in this case….Same to me, but I could repair the volume with a full USB installer 13.2.beta1 over the broken volume without loosing any data. You will find 13.2 beta1 with OCLP create macOS installer or MrMcIntosh.
Reinstall patches? They get erased while reinstalling/repairing OS.I didn’t install the security update but i did have to repair my volume with 13.2 beta 1 on my 17,1 iMac. However the post install root patches seem to not work. I get the off color screen and the slow performance. Really not sure what do do in this case….
I gave that a shot and it runs through the regular process then i reboot with no effect. It’s almost like it’s 1/2 patched if that makes any sense (I think i lost graphics acceleration despite installing the patches). Even tried reverting and reinstalling the patches to no effect.Reinstall patches? They get erased while reinstalling/repairing OS.
Also having this issue with a MacBook Air 5,2 (mid-2012). I can wake from sleep fine, but if the machine hibernates while the power supply is hooked up it will not wake up until I remove and reseat the power supply. Low battery icon is shown when power button is pushed, but I know the battery is charged as when I remove the charger and plug it back in it shows at 100%. As a workaround, I've been using Caffeinated to keep the machine from sleeping but letting it lock when the display turns off. Exact same symptoms as you describe, also still on Ventura 13.1.Same on my MBP 11,3 on Ventura 13.1 with a fresh install and FileVault enabled. After hibernation the MacBook does not wake up on lid open, when pressing the power button the empty battery icon is shown. Quickly connecting the power supply let’s the MBP boot again. After which you can disconnect the power supply again. Really strange.
This did not fix it for me either.This is not proven result but when building oclp in settings, misc settings turn off NVMe power management and build and install see if it works made a difference on my 2014.
Downgraded to Monterey because of this sleep / hibernation issue now. Played around with it all day trying to fix the issue but wasn't successful. I have another spare MBP 11,1 (mid-2014) which I will test this on.Also having this issue with a MacBook Air 5,2 (mid-2012). I can wake from sleep fine, but if the machine hibernates while the power supply is hooked up it will not wake up until I remove and reseat the power supply. Low battery icon is shown when power button is pushed, but I know the battery is charged as when I remove the charger and plug it back in it shows at 100%. As a workaround, I've been using Caffeinated to keep the machine from sleeping but letting it lock when the display turns off. Exact same symptoms as you describe, also still on Ventura 13.1.
This did not fix it for me either.
No… I have iMac 21” 2011 with 13.1… the problem, at 99%, is somehow related to the implementation of the Wi-Fi card drivers that were not working before, but are now ok which however obviously create contrast with the control center iconsStill trying to figure out why many macOS Icons won't show in the Menu Bar? Date Time ect..
oclp v0.5.4n 13.2 22D5027d on cMP 5,1
maybe it's because of beta 13.2?
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I canˋt imagine that a iMac 21“ will have a post patch available. OCLP only supports iMac 2011 27“ with metal graphic card.No… I have iMac 21” 2011 with 13.1… the problem, at 99%, is somehow related to the implementation of the Wi-Fi card drivers that were not working before, but are now ok which however obviously create contrast with the control center icons
I have quadro k1000 with metalI canˋt imagine that a iMac 21“ will have a post patch available. OCLP only supports iMac 2011 27“ with metal graphic card.
Yes.Anyone else still having an issue reading external USB drives?
Who knows? Most of us there have bothIs this an OCLP issue or a Ventura one?
I'm sure there will be a small fix because it was there before the wifi update. Anyway I'll take the wifi anyday over the "right side" menu bar lolNo… I have iMac 21” 2011 with 13.1… the problem, at 99%, is somehow related to the implementation of the Wi-Fi card drivers that were not working before, but are now ok which however obviously create contrast with the control center icons
I may do the same. Ventura definitely seems to use more RAM than Monterey and only having 4Gb of non-replaceable RAM means that for the most part every day tasks on this machine are getting pretty sluggish. Plus, Monterey has all the features that Ventura has for what I need. I have Ventura on my 2019 MacBook Air with 8Gb RAM, so if I really need Ventura I can switch to that.Downgraded to Monterey because of this sleep / hibernation issue now. Played around with it all day trying to fix the issue but wasn't successful. I have another spare MBP 11,1 (mid-2014) which I will test this on.
As far as I know it is also happening with officially supported Macs.Anyone else still having an issue reading external USB drives? It's painfully slow. Was hoping it would be fixed with 13.1 but alas. Is this an OCLP issue or a Ventura one?