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How do you connect that physical keyboard? Wired, wireless (USB dongle/receiver) or bluetooth?
Whats the brand name of that keyboard?
Do you have the same issue when using a wired keyboard on different USB ports?
Hi, Apple wired keyboard, USB works great, I do NVRAM easily. Same on any USB port. But I can't enter my Mac name and password with my physical keyboard. And this at login. Then everything is ok with my kb
Final Release is 15.1 24B83 same as RC2 FYI ..83 KDK is also released...
(Off topic but iOS / iPad OS is now also 22B83 RC was 22B82 before)
(Off topic but iOS / iPad OS is now also 22B83 RC was 22B82 before)
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Same issue when booted into safe mode or when it was logged in to a different user previously?
Same issue when logged out and trying to log back in?
Whats the current MacOS build number and OCLP version that OS was patched with?
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Installed 15.1 to my Mac, staying on OCLP 2.0.2. Beside the known issues with the "Find My App" the new issue is that WhatsApp for Mac crashes immediately when started. No other new issues so far...(Metallib was also updated)
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macOS 15.1 installed atop 15.0.1 OTA, OCLP 2.0.2 runs as expected.
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Can Safari play DRM content now on Ivy Bridge GPUs?
The support doc still says non-functional on non-native GPUs but Ivy Bridge is native right...
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The support doc still says non-functional on non-native GPUs but Ivy Bridge is native right...
Legacy Metal Graphics Support and macOS Ventura - Sequoia · Issue #1008 · dortania/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher
With the forth coming release of OpenCore Legacy Patcher v0.5.0, systems with legacy Metal GPUs will finally be able to achieve graphics acceleration in macOS Ventura! Reminder: These patches are s...
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Successful Sequoia 15.1 OTA update from 15.0.1 with OCLP 2.0.2 on an i7 mid-2012 13" MacBook Pro (MacBookPro9,2) with 16 GB RAM and SSD.
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- Installation took well over an hour after the download was completed.
- There were a few moments when I was concerned that the installation was stuck. For example, the keyboard and screen were both backlit with no apparent activity for approximately ten minutes, i.e., the screen was backlit, but no progress bars or any other evidence of activity were displayed.
- A process called "localspeechrecognition" has been running at 85-100% for the hour since installation was completed. I'm going to leave the system on without sleep overnight to give it time to do whatever background processing it wants to do.
- Overall performance feels comparable to previous OS releases. Assuming there are no surprises as I use it more, performance will be fine for a general, daily use computer.
- I've generally stopped putting this machine to sleep overnight as of Sequoia for reasons I first noticed with Sonoma. In general, when I let it sleep overnight, it will wake up a few times and run background processes. I've frequently found the machine to be HOT to the touch in the morning and running processes like photoanalysisd at 100% for hours, even though I only have five photos in the Photos library. I always power it off when finished using it now.
Applied OTA update 15.1 to my MBP9,1 still on oclp 2.0.2.
Process went smoothly.
Process went smoothly.
K two, does your Mac mini 2014 support Universal Control with 15.1 and OCLP 2.0.2?
press space bar when MacOS logo appears on startup and select from menu...repeat 4 times...
What is the focus of OpenCore 2.1? i was somewhat expecting a release with 15.1, unless it's not focused on that. I haven't followed these threads in a while since I'm happy where i'm at. Just thought. I would double check on forthcoming updates.
That´s why I asked. Reseting the "old way" is useless.
New things always introduce problems.
The “localspeechrecognition” behavior probably depends on Siri enhancement and new arrangements for voice captures for the purpose of AI-driven processing.
Try turning off Voice Recognition in Security and Privacy; then clear the caches with utilities like Cocktail and others or, if you know how to do it directly. As well reboot and check.
Then turn Voice Recognition back on if you really need it.
Voice Recognition allows us to catalog anything we say to the Mac. Apple and also the Developers to whose applications we give permission reserve the right to tap into these text archives.
Similar behaviors, years ago on my Mac, were caused by processes that controlled the Mac for security purposes.
Yes ! same here on 21,5 late 2013 iMac14,1 - 2,7 GHz Intel 4 Core i5.
"What's app" don't even start !
There is a lot off crash logs about in console
I do not have yet a solution.
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iMac 21 2012 Late
NVIDIA GeForce GT 640M 512 МБ
i5
16 Gb
OCLP 2.0.2
installation from usb drive
install boot patch and post install patch
15.0 (24A335)
Update:
An interesting fact is that if you do not use Safari, then there are no artifacts on screen
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CMD+ALT+P+R with pressed power button then at start. I just tested it and indeed I recognized some speed improvements. Thanks for the hint.
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