SIP is disabled by default now.
Well, as documented on the OCLP pages on github, you might find that (for the first time) during installation you need an external USB 2.0 hub that you have to plug kbd/mouse into.
Seen this on older MacBooks too. Solved in my case with an older Apple keyboard. Generic keyboards would not work.
ppl read the docs and do not speculate wildly
same here, OCLP 0.62n no issues updating 13.3 with my 2015 13"MBP, holding off 2012 MBP for now.OCLP 0.6.2n works well with OS 13.3 beta from what I have seen so far. I just updated my i5 13-inch Pro to 13.3 tonight
Even my 11-inch Air was updated to OS 13.3 using OCLP 0.6.2n tonight with no issues throughout the installation. Everything is running stable so far.
Timemachine did not work for me, I want to roll back to 13.2.1, can't because Timemachinbe on my NAS can't be used, why I don't know, must be a bug.
Agree on speculation but surely speculation is not the term when the fix mentioned is empirically tested on at least three older Macs. This was with the Apple keyboards that have the built in hub. Ah well. YMMV.
Well, sure, if you plug in defective stuff it's no wonder machine might refuse to accept it or other (good) devices on the same USB line. That was not what was meant by PC keyboard not working, I´d guess. ;-)
Hello,
The cheap keyboard worked on other PCs, just not my Mac and not my HP workstation. My point was that @houser 's keyboard observation wasn't as speculative as you made it out to be. We're all on the same team here, right?
If you were able to run the post install patches, I don't think you need the Build-Binary command. In my case, the patcher missed the Patcher Support Package so post-install could not proceed, and the Build-Binary loads that in a first step.
In order to "Roll back to 13.2.1", use CCC to make a data only copy of your internal SSD to an external SSD connected via USB 3.0 or even better yet Thunderbolt, and also make a 13.2.1 USB install memory stick. Boot up from the USB memory, wipe the internal SSD with the Disk Utility app and then instaall 13.2.1. At the end of that process you can use that CCC backup on the external SSD connected by USB 3, to migrate you data, and you will be "rolled". Depending on your hardware you may need a USB 2 hub to get a wired mouse and keyboard working. On my iMac 15,1 the wireless keyboard and one of several wireless mice usually work well enough until you can run the post install patches with OCLP 0.6.2n (it's rather fickle as to which mouse it likes that particular day). In my experience, CCC is much better than Time Machine for this.
Sometimes after doing a Time Machine back up with open core in the initial migration assistant or afterwards, you need to reset the nvram after the time machine restarts your device. then the Time Machine back up will finish properly. If not, it will get stuck during loading after restarting.
Hello, on a Imac 9.1 NVIDIA GeForce 9400 24" i install Monterey (clean install) without problem. The result is wonderful : speed , multiscreen, remote control, everything work correctly. I lost the brightness control, so I use a utility to control the screen. I don't test Ventura because when I do it OCPL 6 don't exist.
Hello, can you confirm that you don't have a freeze when the Mac comes back after a screen saver?
