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HELP, thanks!
For some time now, every once in a while and suddenly, the scrolling of Finder's windows, Safari, etc. stops working with both the Magic Mouse and the Magic Trackpad.
So, in System Settings -> Bluetooth, all devices appear disconnected; the Mouse and Trackpad's cursor, however, continues to work and the Magic Keyboard also allows typing, even though it too appears disconnected.
At the same time as the above, the iMac's fan is running at maximum, and if I open Activity Monitor I see that the "bluetoothd" module is committing almost the entire CPU and power consumption.
The problem appeared with OCLP 1.6.0 Nightly, but it occurs even after going back to OCLP 1.5.0 official, including its Post Install Patch..
Perhaps this has already been discussed in the Forum, but I cannot find the solution.
Thanks for the help
For some time now, every once in a while and suddenly, the scrolling of Finder's windows, Safari, etc. stops working with both the Magic Mouse and the Magic Trackpad.
So, in System Settings -> Bluetooth, all devices appear disconnected; the Mouse and Trackpad's cursor, however, continues to work and the Magic Keyboard also allows typing, even though it too appears disconnected.
At the same time as the above, the iMac's fan is running at maximum, and if I open Activity Monitor I see that the "bluetoothd" module is committing almost the entire CPU and power consumption.
The problem appeared with OCLP 1.6.0 Nightly, but it occurs even after going back to OCLP 1.5.0 official, including its Post Install Patch..
Perhaps this has already been discussed in the Forum, but I cannot find the solution.
Thanks for the help
Have you tried "forgetting" the devices using sys settings > bluetooth and reconnecting them? When reconnected check the mouse settings, enable right click etc
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macOS 14.7RC (23H122) installed atop 14.6.1 OTA, OCLP 1.6n, runs as expected. 
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First time updating to a pre-release build because I'm impatient.
undo root patch, macOS 14.6 -> 14.7rc (23H122) via OTA, normal reboot (not safe mode), do root patch, approve OCLP kext in security & privacy, reboot. No problem so far. OCLP 1.4.2, MBP 11.2 (Intel gfx)
undo root patch, macOS 14.6 -> 14.7rc (23H122) via OTA, normal reboot (not safe mode), do root patch, approve OCLP kext in security & privacy, reboot. No problem so far. OCLP 1.4.2, MBP 11.2 (Intel gfx)
FYI: Update done to 23H122 using latest 1.6.0n and standalone installer. Installation and patching was only possible using safe mode. Everything is up and running. No noticeable improvements or issues.
A few people on here use that very model with both Sonoma and Sequoia with good results. Including yours truly.
Expectations and usage of speciality apps is individual but all the Apple stuff works as it should and all info needed is in this thread if you search. Backups are always a good idea. Good luck.
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I have just upgraded my MacBook Pro 2017 14,3 from Ventura to Sonoma 14.6 via OCLP 16n using a USB pen drive.
Everything ok but no Touch Bar working. Repeating the fresh installation to 14.7 I have same result.
I don't find the 'TouchBarServer' in Activity Monitor
Everything ok but no Touch Bar working. Repeating the fresh installation to 14.7 I have same result.
I don't find the 'TouchBarServer' in Activity Monitor
No issues whatsoever. Neither with purchased titles or TV+ streaming.
Install latest supportet macOS first, then update via OCLP touchbar will work!
No problem happy to hear - with this move latest firmware is also installed, further updates should be no problem ;-) take care!
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No. I replaced my cheap PCIe card with an OWC NVMe PCIe card and thought it fixed the problem... but I was wrong and it started happening again. I solved the problem for real by throwing away my SN740 and buying a SN730. Absolutely no issue with SN730, there is definitely a critical difference between the SN740 and SN730, despite people insisting they're basically the same. I recommend avoiding the SN740 and buying a used SN730 on eBay.
No problem playing Dune 2 purchased from Apple on MacBook (not Air, not MBP) 9,1 updated to 14.7 as described in previous post #7213 above.
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OCLP 2.0.0n is out with basic sequoia support - nice!
(so installing on test enviroment MacPro5,1 - OTA Update from Sonoma 14.6.1 without issues super nice!)
(so installing on test enviroment MacPro5,1 - OTA Update from Sonoma 14.6.1 without issues super nice!)
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Really.. Mine would play about 10 seconds and the picture would go black but audio would continue.. I went back to Monterey..I was told elsewhere it was a DRM issue with OCLP.. streaming movie works fine but I need mine onboard.. Playing the downloaded movie did not work.
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yes indeed seems snappier at first sight, looking forward to final version for production mac's but super nice work from the OCLP dev's as always - and best for pimped cheesegrater love it!
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I've been using OCLP 2 on my MacBook Pro 11.3". After reinstalled OpenCore and performed the post root patch, noticed that all video playback has turned into a green, pixelated mess—whether it's YouTube, VLC, or even simple video previews. However, after rolling back to OCLP 1.6, the problem has gone away.
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You’ll need to change The Hulk setting in your config.plust file from <enabled> to <disabled> 😂
Also experienced this in macOS Sequoia can you post your experience on discord ?