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I checked the OCLP repo and Whatevergreen is in the "Payloads" folder, so it's probably used for some config, so my guess is that it's probably safe to use.
The next Nightly commit could be weeks if not months, hence. The OCLP developers have full-time positions including commutes and other responsibilities according to a fellow developer. Here, patience will be necessary before v.1.3.0 matures further. FWIW 🧐
... but that doesn't stop us from giving advice.
Upgraded to sonoma from Monterey on a 2012 MacBook Pro. Version 14.0 worked perfectly, even letting me use my phone as a camera on FaceTime. Updated to 14.1.1 and bar that one issue works perfectly. I find it bizarre that I lost the iPhone function since updating though has anyone else had this?
@K two Have you heard anything about when Sonoma 14.2 will be released? I have a friend with an Intel based 2018 Mac Mini (running 14.1.1, i7, 64GB RAM, 2TB SSD), and he is experiencing some strange Finder issues similar to those common last year with Ventura (double-click not working, etc). I would normally suggest that he updated to the 14.2 b3, but he is extremely busy with work and so it is not easy to find the time required.
Any new info at all?
Notice the sig, the Mini8,1 on b3. Haven't noticed anything amiss, as yet. • davidlv The RCs are next but have not heard or read anything, my guess is just before or after New Years. Most endeavers slow down around U.S. holidays. 🥴🎅
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No OCLP on Mini8,1. A general question about the release date of macOS 14.2. and a best guess. 🎅
When did I say he was running OCLP? Of course, that Mac Mini is supported so he is NOT running OCLP. My concern is simply that if the release of 14.2 is on track for a release soon, I know he doesn't have time to do two installs in succession (14.2 b3 & the 14.2 release).
For 14.1 there were 3 betas, and the release came out 2 weeks after the third beta.
I have and made no difference. Shame its broken after the update just wondered how if there was a way to get it working after as it worked first time once I installed 14.0Have you reset NVRAM?
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Any news on progress with 1.3.0 and fix login loop? I reckon since the change log has no entries, there isn’t any… yet! 🙏
Any news on progress with 1.3.0 and fix login loop? I reckon since the change log has no entries, there isn’t any… yet! 🙏
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SMC reset? Trying the Apple fixes first is advised when there is an issue. 🧐
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Just read the commt summary on the repo. There have been no new substancial changes besides typo fixes for the documentation since the version bump to 1.3.0.
If I installed Monterey via Open Core legacy patcher previously can I update the OS via the prompt in my OS notifications? Is this safe to do? My iMac is mid-2011 with an upgraded metal GPU.
Yes, it should work. Some have had problems with Wi-Fi, so if possible connect with ethernet. You will have to run the root patches again after the OS is updated.
Hi,
I have an iMac 13,1 (late 2012 with nvidia kepler gpu). It was running great with the latest Ventura and OCLP 1.0.1. No problem whatsoever. With the release of OCLP 1.2.1 I decided to do a clean install after years just upgrading macOS on the previous installed version. First I upgraded OCLP. Reinstalled root patches. After the iMac went idle for some time, there was this weird display corruption affecting the whole screen with black and white areas alternating the toolbar, windows and dialogs. So bad that I couldn't click on anything. That never happened before. But it was a very hot day so I thought it might have had something to do with it as the iMac was on for a long time. I shut it down. Later I started it again, everything back to normal. Then I created a Sonoma 14.1.1 installer disc using OCLP 1.2.1 and proceeded with a clean install. I successfully migrated my data using TM and here I am with freshly installed macOS with all my app.
Problem is: the display corruption happened again. This time it started in the browser window with text disappearing. Then the toolbar and black and white areas as I hover items. Has anybody experienced something like?
Might it be related to OCLP 1.2.1? If I downgrade to 1.0.1 including root patches, will Sonoma stop working?
I appreciate any feedback from the community. Thank you.
I have an iMac 13,1 (late 2012 with nvidia kepler gpu). It was running great with the latest Ventura and OCLP 1.0.1. No problem whatsoever. With the release of OCLP 1.2.1 I decided to do a clean install after years just upgrading macOS on the previous installed version. First I upgraded OCLP. Reinstalled root patches. After the iMac went idle for some time, there was this weird display corruption affecting the whole screen with black and white areas alternating the toolbar, windows and dialogs. So bad that I couldn't click on anything. That never happened before. But it was a very hot day so I thought it might have had something to do with it as the iMac was on for a long time. I shut it down. Later I started it again, everything back to normal. Then I created a Sonoma 14.1.1 installer disc using OCLP 1.2.1 and proceeded with a clean install. I successfully migrated my data using TM and here I am with freshly installed macOS with all my app.
Problem is: the display corruption happened again. This time it started in the browser window with text disappearing. Then the toolbar and black and white areas as I hover items. Has anybody experienced something like?
Might it be related to OCLP 1.2.1? If I downgrade to 1.0.1 including root patches, will Sonoma stop working?
I appreciate any feedback from the community. Thank you.
You can try installing version 1.0.1 again, but before running the post install patches, do the "Revert the Root Patches" in the OCLP app.
On one hand, serious video and display corruption can be caused by hardware issues, as well as by OCLP (maybe).
In your case I would suspect the "hardware" first.
If you have a valid Monterey OS install you could try booting from that. JUst to see what happens.
