Update Cannot boot into safe mode: Acting on Howser's suggestion to reinstall OS, I recreated the USB installer using 0.6.7 and Ventura 13.4. I. Installed Opencore to disk. I was able to access Safe Boot without needing to reinstall Ventura OS. Thanks Howser for your suggestion. Much appreciated
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The app won't remember the last changes you made, only at the time you've set the settings or changes in the Opencore.
I was tricked in the first time, I thought the Opencore did not made change or missed but I actually done it and Opencore did it. it is supposed to Opencore to show changes you made and not get confused. using version of 0.6.1
By the way, I am very thankfully for the OpenCore team as I have never seen an easier way to renew your Mac
I found another problem with the webcam audio. I'm running OCLP in a 2012 Mac Mini. The system runs perfect. But today i connected to the computer a USB Webcam. This is the webcam that I plug in
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The video signal is OK, but I have problems with the audio signal. The microphone have a good sound, but it seems that "something" is not capable to proccess the audio signal as fast than the voice requires. I hear clicks and software distorsions. Echo sometimes... Its a software problem. If I connect the webcam to the same computer running windows the sound is correct. In the box i can see that it's compatible with mac.
I apply the method described in this page.
(sudo sqlite3...)
Is there any fix for this problem?
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The video signal is OK, but I have problems with the audio signal. The microphone have a good sound, but it seems that "something" is not capable to proccess the audio signal as fast than the voice requires. I hear clicks and software distorsions. Echo sometimes... Its a software problem. If I connect the webcam to the same computer running windows the sound is correct. In the box i can see that it's compatible with mac.
I apply the method described in this page.
(sudo sqlite3...)
Is there any fix for this problem?
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hi guys,
I would like to ask you for support for an anomaly from which I can't figure it out. I have a macbook pro 8.2 OCLP 0.6.7 and Ventura 13.4 (just updated).
Everything seems to work fine except Fusion (Wmware). Before I had version 13.2 and OCPL 0.6.1 and everything worked fine. I saw a few posts related to this issue and they mentioned the AMFI. Currently in the OCLP settings the AMFI is disabled.
When I try to open the vm it just says "Impossible to start vm", probably because of AMFI.
Would someone have the patience to explain to me how to get out of this problem?
Thx for attention
Warm regards
Ale
I would like to ask you for support for an anomaly from which I can't figure it out. I have a macbook pro 8.2 OCLP 0.6.7 and Ventura 13.4 (just updated).
Everything seems to work fine except Fusion (Wmware). Before I had version 13.2 and OCPL 0.6.1 and everything worked fine. I saw a few posts related to this issue and they mentioned the AMFI. Currently in the OCLP settings the AMFI is disabled.
When I try to open the vm it just says "Impossible to start vm", probably because of AMFI.
Would someone have the patience to explain to me how to get out of this problem?
Thx for attention
Warm regards
Ale
Hello, I am running Ventura 13.4 on a 15" MacBook Pro mid 2010 (with Nvidia+Intel graphics)
and I'm having an issue with it.
I can't use the integrated iSight and also in Anydesk it keeps asking to be allowed to capture the screen.
(I tried a couple of times to re authorize it without success)
I read that this could be related to the SIP settings applied by OCLP but didn't dare to play with it.
(0x803 setting in OCLP)
Is there any way to solve this ?
Thanks
and I'm having an issue with it.
I can't use the integrated iSight and also in Anydesk it keeps asking to be allowed to capture the screen.
(I tried a couple of times to re authorize it without success)
I read that this could be related to the SIP settings applied by OCLP but didn't dare to play with it.
(0x803 setting in OCLP)
Is there any way to solve this ?
Thanks
Resolved here: https://github.com/dortania/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher/releases/tag/amfipass-beta-test
Be sure to follow the instructions exactly.
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I have the same mid 2012 rMBP10,1 and it's working great with 13.4 + OCLP 6.7. Make sure you're on OCLP 6.7, if not, install it. Did you apply the OCLP post install patches that includes the ones for Kepler and HD4000?
I don't know how to thank You!!! It works like a charm!!!! This community rocks!!
I confirm waht you say! Following exactly the steps you cannot fail! Issue solved!! Thx guys!!
I'm conducting some tests to determine the origin of the problem with audio capture. I notice that if I connect a microphone (Apple headphones) to the microphone input of the Mac Mini, the problem is resolved, and the sound is completely smooth. It seems that the issue lies with the USB devices. I hear a constant 'click, click' sound, in addition to sound distortion. Could it be necessary to apply some sort of driver to solve this issue with USB audio devices?"I found another problem with the webcam audio. I'm running OCLP in a 2012 Mac Mini. The system runs perfect. But today i connected to the computer a USB Webcam. This is the webcam that I plug in
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The video signal is OK, but I have problems with the audio signal. The microphone have a good sound, but it seems that "something" is not capable to proccess the audio signal as fast than the voice requires. I hear clicks and software distorsions. Echo sometimes... Its a software problem. If I connect the webcam to the same computer running windows the sound is correct. In the box i can see that it's compatible with mac.
I apply the method described in this page.
(sudo sqlite3...)
Is there any fix for this problem?
mmmm... i see this information in this page.
Ways To Avoid Pops & Clicks In Your Audio Recordings
A tutorial on how to avoid pops and clicks within your audio recordings and music productions
One of the main causes of clicks, pops, errors and dropouts in any digital system is CPU overload or buffer overflow. These problems are most commonly caused by the amount of memory used for the buffer being set too low. Low buffer settings are perfect to keep latency to low and will work well with stripped down projects but as the CPU load increases there is a risk of inducing clicks and pops. To resolve this you should keep a constant eye on the buffer setting and make sure that you raise it as you move through your project and your CPU needs increase. This way you should stay clear of any clicks and pops.
¿Perhaps is a cpu speed problem? All the system seems that run fast.
The problem is in every program that use the webcam's mic (I tried with Facetime, Audacity, and photo booth)
I prefer an officially unsupported OS with latest security patches better than the last official OS that does no longer get security updates...I don't mind doing a clean install, that is what I would prefer to do anyway since I have my data already on a back up drive. I just was curious to see how Ventura worked on my Machine but feel weary about having an unsupported OS running my Machine and potentially corrupting my data over time due to some unforeseen issue.
I may still keep it on Ventura while I play around with it for a few days. I'm amazed how an 11 year old machine is still capable of running it
Hi, I have some problems with my MacBook Pro (15-inch, Early 2011).
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- A few weeks ago everything was fine. OCLP was installed (at least v0.6.2 with TerraScale 2 Acceleration and Beta Blut enabled) and macOS was running (at least macOS 13.3). My dedicated GPU (dGPU) was still activated.
- But one day, all of the sudden, I could not pass the login screen anymore. As I remember I didn't install any updates before. But when booting the notebook, I could enter my password, but then the screen stayed black.
- I first thought that my dGPU was dead. I wanted to disable it in the single user mode, but I could not enter it. Pressing "cmd"+"s" during startup gave me some output, but a few seconds later the machine restarted into recovery mode.
- Also tried to reset the NVRAM and SMC.
- Then I tried to clean install the whole Mac. I created a new bootable USB Stick (OCLP v0.6.7 and macOS 13.4). Entered the disk utility app. Wiped the SSD with Disk Utility. Reinstalled macOS from the USB Stick. Created an account. Logged in and everything worked (kind of). Because I had not installed any root patches and had not activated TerraScale 2 Acceleration yet, the whole GUI was extremely slow. But in "About this Mac" I even saw the dGPU. Hence I think it is not dead?!
- BUT: Then I wanted to install the root patches. After doing that I now have the same issue like before. The system starts as usual, but after entering the password the screen stays black...
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- Model Name: MacBook Pro (15-inch, Early 2011)
- Model Identifier: MacBookPro8,2
- Processor: 2,2 GHz Quad-Core Intel Core i7
- Graphics: Intel HD Graphics 3000 512MB & some dGPU
- macOS: 13.4
- OCLP: 0.6.7
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That's not useful, unfortunately. Can you see if you have any related logs in /Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/ and in ~/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/ ?
MacBook Pro 2014 13’
Ventura 13.4 and OCLP 6.7 amfi pass 2
Don’t boot, stuck on apple logo
Continuity camera not working either on 13.2.1
Ventura 13.4 and OCLP 6.7 amfi pass 2
Don’t boot, stuck on apple logo
Continuity camera not working either on 13.2.1
Ok fine. In ~/Library/Logs/DiagnosticReports/ I've got several VTDecoderXPCService logs. I attached the last one from this morning... Thanks in advance
Can you explain a bit more why it's not a good idea? What the size of the binaries in total? If it's less than 50gb I would love to give it a try since you can only install Xcode 15 on 13.3+, unless there are other downsides. Even in 13.2.1, you can set breakpoints but lldb would still crash under certain conditions.
Any change this could be an option in OLCB for those who want to do it?
Just what I was expecting, Decoder crashes trying to start the HEVC hardware decoder. Just can't figure out why and which VADriver it's using just looking at this log...
Should be around 20gb, impossible to ship with OCLP, you'd need to do everything by yourself. This should theoretically fix the problem with 13.3+ but if it's crashing with 13.2.1 there might be another similar issue.
Thank you for the quick reply! Just want to see if I'm understanding this right. So some OCLP dev has to run some command to extract the binaries using dsce and these binaries are shipped with OCLP. When run with the "pad argument", dsce generates 2GB binaries so that's impossible to ship with OCLP?
Is there a guide out there showing how to do this? Can this extraction process even be automated using a script?
There is no guide and it's not even confirmed that it does fix the problem. ASentientBot thinks that it should but I don't think he tested. Even if it does work, it's impossible to fix 20gb in OCLP. If you do want to test anyways, you'd need the 13.2.1 dyld and extract the GPUCompiler.framework binaries using the pad argument, replace those files in your system partition and create a new snapshot.
I'm not recommending this because there is a high chance to make your system unbootable.
That doesn't sound like something I feel comfortable doing, guess I'll stay on Monterey then. Thank you again for answering, really appreciate it!
It still happens from time to time. Lately as of OCLP 0.6.7., I seem to only get that problem after running the Mac in Target Disk Mode for transferring huge files (like an iMovie of FCP library). I even get the whole kit and caboodle of restart because of a problem error messages to slow me down before I can get down to business! It's like that part in "Jingle All the Way" when Arnold Schwarzenegger's character gets slowed down by a police officer accusing him of driving drunk.