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deeveedee

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I was addressing whoever you were asking if it was working. So, like I said, I took that as you were having issues, was the person you were asking, having the problems? If so, then I should direct this to them.
I'm sorry, but I have no idea what you are talking about. Was this question asked within the last week? Maybe someone asked me the question and I didn't see it or remember it. Sorry - not trying to be difficult. Just wanted to make sure your help reached its intended audience.
 

webg3

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OCLP 1.0.0 and OCLP 1.0.1 working from me.

MacBook Pro 2010 13" 16GB RAM 512GB SSD - macOS Sonoma 14.0
MacBook Air 2012 11" 4GB RAM 1TB SSD - macOS Sonoma 14.0

Thanks Devs
 

MacinMan

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In Facetime or Photo Booth with an iPhone 11 Pro. Internal camera works fine.

Is your continuity Camera ok? Mine doesn't work, black screen. Same Computer, same upgrade from Ventura. In Ventura I had no problem with continuity Camera.
@deeveedee I'm so sorry, I was referencing the wrong person thinking it was you who asked. The post I was referring to is quoted above.
 

PoloHofer

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@deeveedee OK, just installed Zoom onto my Sonoma installation, and Continuity camera works with that as well. So, whatever issues you're having don't seem to be present here. I've tried, probably the three most popular communications solutions. The one thing I haven't tried is Google Meet. Just thought I would get back to you, and let you know.
Thanks a lot for your reply. Maybe it's an installation issue. I had the same problems as oKonnel (yesterday 3:06 AM). But it's not that important. In Ventura it first didn't work and lateron the Devs fixed it. Thanks again.
 
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amaze1499

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Just FYI: OTA update to 23B5056e using 1.0.1 on this 9,2 done without any issues. Widgets work as expected.

Great job, thank you!
 

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OKonnel

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Thanks a lot for your reply. Maybe it's an installation issue. I had the same problems as @OKonnel (yesterday 3:06 AM). But it's not that important. In Ventura it first didn't work and lateron the Devs fixed it. Thanks again.
Exactly @PoloHofer! As you say: "In Ventura it (= Continuity Camera) didn't work first and later the developers fixed it."
But I think that the solution also came with an Apple update of Ventura (13.3 or 4), rather than just a new version of OCLP. We'll see if it will be like this this time too. Let's hope so… :)
 
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reneroeten

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yeah it's very strange reinstalled the OS with a USB stick but same result everyting working fine accept BT even with v.101 no luck
well I have to get back to Ventura, installed the whole thing again from scratch but again no Bluetooth working. there is serious something not right yet. so back to Ventura......... 🥲🥲
 

reneroeten

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Which Mac? there is no info in your signature, or post.
it's a mid 2015 imac 27" but it seems there are also others who have this same issue. Sonoma seems to see the BT adapter in a otherway the Ventura does resulting in not a working BT adapter
 

MacinMan

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it's a mid 2015 imac 27" but it seems there are also others who have this same issue. Sonoma seems to see the BT adapter in a otherway the Ventura does resulting in not a working BT adapter
I have a late 2015 iMac I'll test BT now under Sonoma Have a set of BT headphones I can test. Using Sonoma with OCLP 1.0.1
The JLab Studio Pro is the item to note here.
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amaze1499

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well I have to get back to Ventura, installed the whole thing again from scratch but again no Bluetooth working. there is serious something not right yet. so back to Ventura......... 🥲🥲
Out of curiosity, did you try pairing a device actually?
What machine do you use?
Same issue with a good known system/user on another/external SSD?
 

rehkram

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Thanks as always @rehkram .
Yes, indexing for spotlight and media is a fact with a new MacOS install for sure.
Pretty sure I am hearing the fans quite bit more than in Ventura.
One unverified suspicion is that the screensaver is doing some prepping in the background occasionally as I seem to be able to get the fans to run less by swapping the wallpaper. Might be classical cause and correlation.
Do let us know what you see/hear.
Update on the rMBP10,1 fan activity. Installed 14.0 + 1.0.1 yesterday and, as we discussed, the fans were going immediately after first login, as expected. Went to bed around 9PM, no fans at that point.

I was unable to sleep and checked the rMBP at around 4AM. Fans were going noticeably fast. Checked Activity Monitor, no explanation there; CPU & Disk both nominal.

Left it running and went back to bed. Got up around 9AM, fan activity had stopped and is still silent after an hour or so of use.

My current SWAG / theory is Apple have built-in "smarts" into some aspects of the post install workflow to only run when 99%+ of users would be asleep and the m/c otherwise idle. That would be easy enough for Apple to do and a perfectly logical move. But it's just a guess on my part.
 

houser

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My current SWAG / theory is Apple have built-in "smarts" into some aspects of the post install workflow to only run when 99%+ of users would be asleep and the m/c otherwise idle. That would be easy enough for Apple to do and a perfectly logical move. But it's just a guess on my part.
Not a bad theory and I will consider that too. I also see the fans spinning when it should be resting and nothing in Activity Monitor and have been wondering about that and occasionally being unable to wake screen from sleep.
My other suspicion for fans running is probably something to do with the new screensavers, but we shall see as we go. It is not a big deal, just a bit of a vibekiller with the fans starting a little too much for my liking even when you are not doing something significant for CPU / GPU that I see and can be aware of. Will continue the research. If you find some clear evidence for the culprit I am all ears. I assume Sonoma is just hogging more CPU and that is an expected thing.
 
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