Yeah, but in the second to latest commit, it says that WPA Enterprise networks were fixed.Suggestions?
1. Do nothing, be patient and wait for a fix.
2. Get an officially supported Mac.
3. Connect via Ethernet to a WiFi router (AirPort Express perhaps?) locally that can connect to that network until a fix is available.
4. Go offline and take holidays.
I don't understand the date & time difference in the OCLP versions we are seeing. I just checked today, on the 26th Japan time, and the latest Sonoma branch version is still 9-25-2023, 4:23 am, yet you said it was dated 9-24?The 24 Sept. version is now available, here. Have not installed, as yet. Thanks for the heads-up.
yeah maybe it is already fix but I guess the patch for that issue still not implemented or mergeon the nightly build (im not sure). you have two options try to redownload it again the nightly build or wait until October 2 for the official release
Did you revert the root patches and reboot before re-applying the root patches? This did the trick for me (iMac 15,1). Just applying the root patches without reverting did not work.
Not sure I agree. If the nightly has the feature you need to test, then not really much choice. I do agree that the nightly shouldn't be used in a production environment. I still use 0.6.8 in my production volumes (which are not Sonoma).
No, I don't agree. It's a full version. When I build OCLP from the latest source, it has full functionality.
Personally I wouldn’t update beyond Monterey on my main device, as it is still perfectly supported by almost all software and will receive security updates for at least one more year. However, there is not really any other argument against that, Ventura is running very smooth on unsupported machines compared to supported ones, but in my experience Monterey is a bit more stable in general. But if you would update to Ventura on a supported machine anyway, then just do it on your MBP 2015. There really are no downsides compared to supported ones.
At first I didn't revert, so then I tried reverting first, it still doesn't work.
this is happening to me on iMac 16,2 with Intel Broadwell. Has anyone found a solution on it?? I tried to revert root patches and install them again. But with no luck
What are your steps for reverting and re-applying OCLP post-install patches? How have you confirmed that your OCLP includes the required WPA Enterprise commit?
No worries. I basically open up OCLP, go to post install root patches, press revert root patches, then after it's finished, I restart. I made sure I have the latest commit from the date modified, which for me, is September 24, 2023 at 10:23 PM.
In the meanwhile it was noted as known issue which could be fixed in a future release.
This AM, CST US (same time zone as Alberta, Canada) the current build date is Sept. 26, 2023 at 8:49 AM, 648,351,806 bytes.
I have actually never had problems with apps that have deep iCloud integration, like photos or notes. I'm currently using Catalina as my main system, everything works as it should, no problems at all. I also have an iPhone 5 with iOS 6.1.3 (no downgrade, no jailbreak), almost all iCloud services are working there as well, like shared albums, Game Center or synced contacts across all devices (minus App Store and iTunes Store, which was sadly shut down a few months ago for iOS 6 and below).
