If it is an MBP11,1, also have a look at https://forums.macrumors.com/thread...unsupported-macs-thread.2391630/post-32665367
There could be leftover kexts in /Library/Extensions which are cleared by 1.2 nightlies not 1.1.
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There could be leftover kexts in /Library/Extensions which are cleared by 1.2 nightlies not 1.1.
Speaking of the 1.2.0 nightly version, it has been updated 10-30-2023 8:11.
Works on my iMac 15,1
MBP 12,1
16GB RAM 256GB Apple OEM SSD
OCLP install 14.1. 2nd or last reboot phase hangs just before the progress bar showing 20% to 100%. Repeated reboot result in the same.
Resolved it in the following way
16GB RAM 256GB Apple OEM SSD
OCLP install 14.1. 2nd or last reboot phase hangs just before the progress bar showing 20% to 100%. Repeated reboot result in the same.
Resolved it in the following way
- Boot in safe mode (hold down shift key)
- After booted to desktop, performed OCLP root patching
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Another great video by Mr. Macintosh (BTW, now is probably the time to upgrade one’s MBP to a new M3 model: even if maybe BTO, due to some less than optimal defaults (they should probably be 16/18 GB RAM and 1 TB SSD, ideally, today))…
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… Another quite strange issue, on my MBP11,3: today, after some time, all items in Dock and Menu Bar became unclickable (tooltips work, however), even if the mouse movement works (trackpad not affected: works normally): but turning off and then on the Magic Mouse restored functionality (so, probably it must be some kind of residual Bluetooth glitch)…
AMFI enabled, by default, of course: I would never disable it voluntarily (maximum security)…
(The plist is the default one for my machine.)
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I deleted my previous post. I was following a thread that blamed enabled AMFI for some problems, but turned out to be false claims.
OK, no problem…
BTW, you made me think about one thing: if the devs succeeded in making the formidable achievement of AMFIPass… why not a similar “SIPPass” (see maximized OCLP SIP)…? Of course, they are different things, so maybe it’s only a rather easy analogy - but who knows…
BTW, you made me think about one thing: if the devs succeeded in making the formidable achievement of AMFIPass… why not a similar “SIPPass” (see maximized OCLP SIP)…? Of course, they are different things, so maybe it’s only a rather easy analogy - but who knows…
Maybe they should just create an UnsupportedPass.kext.
Does anyone know how to disable incoming network connections to mediasharingd in Sonoma 14.1? Details below. Thank you.
In Sonoma 14.1, I have a pop-up that appears and disappears automatically after login:
I have media sharing disabled in my System Settings and I have executed the following, but the pop-up still appears and disappears with "Allow" clicked:
I'm not as concerned about the pop-up itself as I am with the fact that the pop-up automatically "Allows" itself and disappears (I have filmed my screen after login to see that "Allow" is clicked before the pop-up disappears).
I'd like to disable incoming connections to mediasharingd but don't know where the executable is (not found with Spotlight or other searches).
In Sonoma 14.1, I have a pop-up that appears and disappears automatically after login:
I have media sharing disabled in my System Settings and I have executed the following, but the pop-up still appears and disappears with "Allow" clicked:
Code:
defaults write com.apple.amp.mediasharingd home-sharing-enabled -bool false
defaults write com.apple.amp.mediasharingd public-sharing-enabled -bool falseI'm not as concerned about the pop-up itself as I am with the fact that the pop-up automatically "Allows" itself and disappears (I have filmed my screen after login to see that "Allow" is clicked before the pop-up disappears).
I'd like to disable incoming connections to mediasharingd but don't know where the executable is (not found with Spotlight or other searches).
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Bought myself a 2012 MacBook Pro off Bay with 16gb of Ram and a SSD, installed Sonoma flawlessly. Amazing achievement from the Opencore Legacy Patcher team. The fact I can use my iPhone's camera for FaceTime calls I find amazing! Seriously impressed!
/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AMPSharing.framework/Versions/A/Support/mediasharingd
Also the LaunchAgent
/System/Library/LaunchAgents/com.apple.amp.mediasharingd.plist
might be useful
Thank you! Blocking /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/AMPSharing.framework/Versions/A/Support/mediasharingd in macOS Firewall options did the trick. Pop-up no longer appears after login.
Stocks app works without issues on MBP6,2 (non-metal Nvidia Tesla) running Sonoma 14.1 patched with OCLP 1.0.2n (10/26/2023 build with Python3.11.6)
Stocks app still broken in MacOS 14.2 Beta w/ OCLP v.1.2.0n, both Widget and app. All OK in macOS 14.1 w/OCLP v.1.1.0 🙃
Sonoma 14,1 successfully installed on iMac16,2 (iMac 21" late 2015). OCLP 1.1.0. Updated from Ventura 13.6.1. Root patches for Broadwell iGPU and Modern Wireless. So far, everything seems to work fine.
I need some guidance and forgive me if this has been addressed and kindly point me to the thread. I have a Mac Pro 5,1 and attempted the OCLP upgrade of Sonoma. It got stuck in the last reboot (Apple logo small progress). This was well after the pause for the need of a usb hub which I supplied. Any guidance or am I SOL on this upgrade and need to down grade back to High Sierra? Thank you.
High Sierra has issues, caused by its first implementation of the (new at that time) APFS protocol. Do a search on the forums for "preboot partition" for more info. You would probably be better off trying Mojave, which still ram 32 bit apps.
If you are still in that same situation (stuck on the reboot), have you tried to boot into safe mode to complete the root patches? This has been a common method for several people with the same issue. It might be easier to install Monterey too.
Not SOL, the removal of kexts in ~/System/Library/Extensions which do not begin w/ HighPoint or SoftRAID, then reboot, will fix your problem.
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Turn off Home Sharing
- On your Mac, choose Apple menu > System Settings, click General in the sidebar, then click Sharing on the right. (You may need to scroll down.) Open Sharing settings for me.
- Click the Info button next to Media Sharing.
- Deselect the Home Sharing tickbox.
Hello to everyone!
Yesterday updated my iMac 27 late 2013 with Sonoma over OTA and faced with such problem: could not install root patches on it.
Installation was successful without any issues. Hovewer once system starts it displays such window where asking to install patches for Graphics Nvidia Keple, Graphics Intel Haswell, Networking Modern Wireless.
But the problem is that it could not be installed and gives an error number 31.
I do see that files in /Library/Externsions do appear with current datetime stamp.
I have tried many times installing root patches, but wih no any luck.
Have anybody experienced such a problem? And maybe someone could give me advice how to fix that.
Currently system is very sluggish and barely usable.
Yesterday updated my iMac 27 late 2013 with Sonoma over OTA and faced with such problem: could not install root patches on it.
Installation was successful without any issues. Hovewer once system starts it displays such window where asking to install patches for Graphics Nvidia Keple, Graphics Intel Haswell, Networking Modern Wireless.
But the problem is that it could not be installed and gives an error number 31.
I do see that files in /Library/Externsions do appear with current datetime stamp.
I have tried many times installing root patches, but wih no any luck.
Have anybody experienced such a problem? And maybe someone could give me advice how to fix that.
Currently system is very sluggish and barely usable.
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