HackinDROM App for OpenCore EFI Creation and Update

[Ben42]

I installed hackindrom v1.5.0 and it works perfectly.
OC 0.7.2 uploaded without a problem.
This app release seems much more stable and bug free.

 

[scv9]

Then post the file at Documents/alldisks.plist

 

[scv9]

It will for sure be better at disk accessing during the backup process but not sure about data transfer speed

Additionally it is lightweight and silent =)
I have noticed some special behaviour of TM protocol, it exponentially increases data transfer speeds (continuous read/write) depending on amount of data processed, especially on Large data volume (>200GB). Which is where SSD speeds are comes on. As I have 1TB M2, I have to backup large volumes, additionally I use this disk for Network Backup my MacBook Pro.

 

[scv9]

Please open System Preferences > Notifications > HackinDROM and allow the notifications there

I suggest to change behaviour a bit. Instead of auto-Unticking, just save effective state (that in notification settings) locally in app and make checkbox inactive if system privileges for notifications not granted. On app-start perform system preferences check, change current state of a tick, implement a reaction on system application notification settings change events during app runtime.

 

[scv9]

Thanks for reporting please open Terminal and enter

diskutil list -plist > ~/Documents/alldisks.plist

Then post the file at Documents/alldisks.plist

It's very complete thanks

I have probably removed it accidentally, thanks for reporting

Please open System Preferences > Notifications > HackinDROM and allow the notifications there
View attachment 526643

EDIT: If you have multiple HackinDROM apps in the left sidebar, then its best to send a new Notification Request:
Click on each of the them and hit Delete button on your keyboard
Then go back to the app and toggle the notification checkbox, you'll get a notification to allow HackinDROM send you notifications or not

And overall - just take the time to implement regression testing, that's worth it!)

 

[jimborae]

Re downloaded v1.5.0 yesterday and now updated perfectly to OC 0.7.2. Many thanks for an excellent tool.

 

[Inqnuam]

if system privileges for notifications not granted. On app-start perform system preferences check, change current state of a tick, implement a reaction on system application notification settings change events during app runtime.

Thanks for the suggestion
Do you know how to do that ?

And overall - just take the time to implement regression testing, that's worth it!)

Theres no real test without feedbacks from different users and usages.
The app dont destroy anything on a system so if it is only about GUI issues we can live with that before I fix them

 

[Stathman]

Hi @Inqnuam
I would like to ask if it is possible for the app to remember the last used settings for ACPI, Kext and Drivers.
Not a big deal but I think it would be handy.

Thanks!

 

[Inqnuam]

Hi @Inqnuam
I would like to ask if it is possible for the app to remember the last used settings for ACPI, Kext and Drivers.
Not a big deal but I think it would be handy.

Thanks!

Thanks for the suggestion
I'm working on a new way of update process

 

[scv9]

Thanks for the suggestion
Do you know how to do that ?

import UserNotifications
func registerForPushNotifications() {
  //1
  UNUserNotificationCenter.current()
    //2
    .requestAuthorization(options: [.alert, .sound, .badge]) { granted, _ in
      //3
      print("Permission granted: \(granted)")
    }
}

More: https://www.raywenderlich.com/11395893-push-notifications-tutorial-getting-started