Hey all, I haven’t really messed too much with OCLP, I used it back in the day to stretch an extra OS version out of my 2013 iMac, and it was fine.
This time I wanted to get my stock Mac Pro 6,1 up off Monterrey like probably so many. I downloaded Sequoia and set up the patcher on my Mac Studio. I chose the 6,1 host model and left the defaults. The usb built without issue (64G drive).
I then pulled the ssd from my pro and installed a new 1 TB blade I’d been meaning to put in it. I inserted the usb and booted.
And booted and booted. I held opt and chose efi boot and then the installer. There was verbose booting just as I’d configured. But it wouldn’t boot. A couple times it reached Recovery mode but it was a jpeg, just immediate freeze and reboot.
Ok I try this a that and get tried and am ready to just put my old ssd in while I figure out troubleshooting. I reset nvram again and booted up but the boot loop persists. I tried with and without the USB inserted and using EFI boot.
The last boot messages are about the network and bridge0, pretty mundane.
How do I get my original ssd booting again? I’ve googled around but must be missing some obvious term of solution. Thanks for reading.
This time I wanted to get my stock Mac Pro 6,1 up off Monterrey like probably so many. I downloaded Sequoia and set up the patcher on my Mac Studio. I chose the 6,1 host model and left the defaults. The usb built without issue (64G drive).
I then pulled the ssd from my pro and installed a new 1 TB blade I’d been meaning to put in it. I inserted the usb and booted.
And booted and booted. I held opt and chose efi boot and then the installer. There was verbose booting just as I’d configured. But it wouldn’t boot. A couple times it reached Recovery mode but it was a jpeg, just immediate freeze and reboot.
Ok I try this a that and get tried and am ready to just put my old ssd in while I figure out troubleshooting. I reset nvram again and booted up but the boot loop persists. I tried with and without the USB inserted and using EFI boot.
The last boot messages are about the network and bridge0, pretty mundane.
How do I get my original ssd booting again? I’ve googled around but must be missing some obvious term of solution. Thanks for reading.
