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YES @robi42 , you were spot on :thumbup: Here consolidated what worked for me: 1. OC: a) Misc > Security > SecureBootModel: Disabled (After successful update you can again choose the one matching your Mac model from PlatformInfo, if you want to) b) NVRAM > 7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82...

oh right, reading your hint reminds me that I had read that somewhere in the past but obviously it didn't fully register, darn.. As a matter of fact, I AM using the root patch because of the legacy Wi-Fi card.. I'll uninstall OCLP root patch, try again and report back! @Cosmix thanks, gotcha!

I know I can dl and run the latest full installer - that's how I installed the last update. I'd like to get the small 1-3 GB incremental updates back, not just for Monterey where they still work but also for Sonoma. Clover is in a separate EFI with exact same kexts, ACPI and settings in...

No matter what combinations of settings I try: Software Update either offers me the full 13,6 GB installer, or if I manage to get the 2GB update displayed and click "continue", next comes the error "A snapshot is currently set to boot that is not the currently booted snapshot." etc. OC 0.9.8 +...

Thank you. Do you have a changelog for V2.1.9?

hey folks. Anybody still running this Asus hack? Right now I'm trying to scale the resolution down a bit in OpenCore bootpicker, ideally to 1600x900. But the only lower res I succeeded to pick was 1366x768 which is too low. ForceResolution toggled to true and adding CsmVideoDxe.efi driver from...

It often helps to a) simply load your OC config.plist in the version of OpenCore Configurator corresponding with the OC version, save, quit b) re-open OC config.plist in OC Configurator > Tools > OpenCore Validator > correct any errors if you can, save, quit reboot [EDIT] same goes for...

hey @a29psx I've been running Catalina happily ever since, and even if I also have a dedicated partition with an OC EFI, I've still been using Clover as my main bootloader because, booted with OC, I have screen flickering on wake-from-sleep. I even stopped updating bootloaders and kexts at some...

DiskGenius ExFAT resize: bummer. Obviously because the partition or fs was damaged because I've successfully used it numerous times over the years. Free NTFS for Mac: try Hasleo NTFS for Mac. It's doesn't rely on Apple's (in rw mode) unstable ntfs fs driver (which is know to eventually cause...

exFAT errors: I can confirm that my exFAT data partition on HDD appeared empty in Minitool Partition Wizard latest version a while ago, same as for you unfixable no matter what I tried, and also threw an error in GParted. Other than that it was working fine in both, macOS and Windows. But since...

@a29psx sorry to hear about your loss of a family member - I am expressing my condolences to you, and also hope you have found some peace and solace. I also have separate ESPs (EFI System Partitions) for OC, Clover and Windows. My Data drive on HDD is exFAT for native r/w share Mac/ Windows...

@CaseySJ man, what a manual!! On a scale from 1-10, I'd say 20 !!! You're my new hackintosh Guru ;)

You're welcome. Backing up the UEFI BIOS boot menu is very much worthwhile when hackintoshing. Good luck restoring it :) To finalize the "NO TRIM support via USB in macOS (only via Thunderbolt) saga": Mac guru Juicy Box's insights over @ Mac Rumors Also highly recommended is vit9696's SSD hall...

@mksim read: 1. https://github.com/LeeBinder/Asus-Vivobook-S510UA-Hackintosh#troubleshooting , then 2. https://github.com/LeeBinder/Asus-Vivobook-S510UA-Hackintosh#fine-tuning

Long story short: I'm giving up on trying to get TRIM via UASP on a non-Apple external SSD in a non-Apple enclosure going in macOS - after more than sufficient research on this it can be considered impossible. Only chance would be through Thunderbolt, which our VivoBooks don't offer. Case...