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After 12.6 update script editor doesn't work. I tried these solutions, but no results. I can create new scripts or applications, but can't open script files or applications that I have created previous times on Script Editor. Any ideas on what else I can do? OpenCore 0.8.4 macOS Monterey 12.6

Update without any issues. OC 0.7.9

Solved. Dear all, finally I need yours help. After some work and attempt I was not successful with the USB port map. I was try to USBMap and Hackintool but no success. For example I use the USB pendrive to boot system and after entered the OS the USB device do not recognized by the OS. I checked...

I used your EFI to clean Big Sur install (OpenCore) and everything working fine. Thank you! There is only one small problem at the moment, the boot screen resolution cannot be set.

Working perfectly! Thank you very much! My previous post was not intentionally Bold, sorry.

Did you find a solution? I am experiencing the same thing (Big Sur) and so far I have not been able to resolve it, in vain to modify the config.plist file.

Catalina - Clover / ASUS XG-C100C worked OOB. Big Sure 11.0.1 (20B29) - Opencore / It is not detected by the system, it does not appear in the device list. Can this be changed somehow?

This method new for me. How and where were you added this options? :)

Dear all, Yesterday I updated the system to 14.4, but after reboot, won't load the OS. The process stops at the beginning of the gray screen. Can you any advice, how can I solve this?

Now I'm try it. After installed the clean system, I installed the three kexts: NvidiaGraphicsFixup - https://sourceforge.net/projects/nvidiagraphicsfixup Lilu - https://github.com/vit9696/Lilu Shiki - https://github.com/vit9696/Shiki And after that, I ran the script. bash <(curl -s...

After one week, nothing is good. :( After a few boot comes the message that the driver is incompatible with the system, and boot loop are the result. 1. I boot with recovery mode 2. remove the NVDAStartup.kext and set the SIP 0x0, and reboot 3. uninstall the Nvidia driver 4. reboot 5. install...

Done, I solved the problem. I used partially this method.

Thanks, yes I tried it unfortunately with no results. :(

High Sierra upgrade nightmare Until last Friday, I used the latest Sierra and I thought, the High Sierra maybe enough stable for me and I started the upgrade to 10.13.4. 1. The BIOS settings not changed, works same as earlier (Gigabyte GA-Z87X-UD5H F10e latest BIOS) 2. I tried the clean...

After install the latest Security update, the 378.05.05.25f01 not working. Is there a beta driver somewhere? On the Nvidia site I can not find it.