Recent content by morpheo69

Same here! Thanks a lot for this post! It fixed my issue with the wifi :) Full details: I updated to Sonoma 14.4, installed OLCP 1.4.1, however not Fenvi wifi working (as it did on 14.3 + OCLP 1.4.0). I had to update the IOSkywalkFamily.kext to the version 1.1.0, compatible with Sonoma 14.4...

Updated. I have used the full Sonoma installer downloaded right away from the App Store while using Ventura. I had to reset the OpenCore patches (only the Polaris patch for my AMD Radeon RX 580 8 GB), disable SecureBoot & enable SIP at the csr-active-config. After, I was able to complete the...

Wow, that was a quick reply. I highly appreciate it, furthermore since the link above didn't work for Ventura. Big thanks for adding the steps to update and your recommendation :)

I have just realised that after applying the "GPU graphics acceleration RX580 path at open core legacy patcher", system updates (OTA) don't work any more. No update 13.0.1 is visible, which means the update system is broken due to the changes SecureBootModel = Disabled & csr-active-config =...

I have the same CPU as you, overclocked to 4,7Ghz but using a Z68x-ud7-b3. I would recommend you to use a PCI-E FV-T919 (BCM94360CD). No drivers needed, continuity works, bluetooth works with big range distance and native functionality keys (i.e. Apple Keyboard) are recognised. Much better than...

It is already enabled (and Facetime video still working for me while using a logitech BRIO): defaults read com.apple.AppleGVA { gvaForceAMDAVCDecode = 1; } my issue might be related to the "AMD's Encoder/Decoder are broken", as discussed here...

Opencore 0.8.5, all kexts updated. First 12.6.1, then 13.0. Initially stuck on a reboot loop at the end of OC loading, however after a Ventura reinstall via usb installer (on the existent partition) and using the CryptexFixup.kext (so I could avoid the AVX2 instructions restriction) everything...

Everything working great :) Updated from Big Sur 11.6.1 via Software Update. Using OpenCore 0.7.5. Super smooth update. The old Sandy Bridge LGA 1155 i7-2600k is working better than ever. Overclocked to 4,7Ghz processor & 1866Mhz 16GB DDR3 ripjaws and combined with 2 WD SN750 NVMe 1Tb & 2 OCZ...

I'm using opencore, also sandy bridge 2600k i7. Adding unfairgva=1 did the trick for me. <key>NVRAM</key> <dict> <key>Add</key> <dict> .... <key>7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82</key> <dict> <key>SystemAudioVolume</key>...

Nope. SSDT added, all steps described at https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Post-Install/misc/nvram.html#cleaning-out-the-clover-gunk done, SIP disabled, this added to NVRAM/Delete: <key>7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82</key> <array>...

Same issue here. Z68x-ud7-b3 with OC and big sur. All working except VRAM :banghead:

Did you found a solution? I am dealing with the same issue now in Catalina :/

I don't think the system definition is relevant on this case, since the patch above fixed the com.apple.driver.AppleRTC on 10.14.4 (where the issue was located), but it doesn't work on 10.14.5 while my system definition didn't change. Same with the sleep mode and bluetooth connection, it worked...

Actually, that is my real system definition at "About this mac", no cosmetic changes and I kept that definition for a long time, even installing Mojave. If it is not possible, I was not aware. Even that... it works. Aside of that, it is not a laptop so it is definitely not related to battery...

After update to 10.14.5 from 10.14.4 I'm having a CMOS reset after every restart/shutdown. On 10.14.4 I fixed the issue by adding: <dict> <key>Comment</key> <string>AppleRTC for 10.14.4</string> <key>Disabled</key>...