Recent content by Yomiro

Good to hear. Out of curiosity are you using MBR partitioning?

I dont chainboot opencore, so I cant test it. But can you test/try something. for $root. Can you find the EFI partition of opencore?? then try setting root as (hdX,gptX) Assuming you are using a separate drive for MacOS. Without knowing how your disk, partitions and configuration is set...

I just tried it with Hackintool and it worked fine with my xbox 360 controller. Pair with Windows 11 Reboot Pair with MacOs. (Reboot). The first time I ran Hackintool it didn't detect/export the reg file correctly. The xbox device/mac address was not present in the file. FYI: You need to...

Does Hackintool not work anymore for this?

This was done on my laptop. I don't have it configure for icloud services. I am not upgrading my desktop. Maybe never if icloud services dont work with Sonoma.

Swapped SMBIOS from 14,1 to 15,2 Swapped the broadcom card with the original Intel Wifi Card. 1) Installed the intel Bluetooth kext. Had to fix USB mapping because the Intel Bluetooth device sits on USB port 7. 2) Installed itlwm (Sonoma version 005) causes kernel panic if you go to...

On my laptop Dell 7280 (OpenCore 0.9.5) Originally using SMBIOS Macbook Pro. 14,1 Switched to SMBIOS for MacBook Pro 15,2 Installed Sonoma using the full disk image. No issues at all. But of course WIFI no longer works. Have not switched the broadcom Wifi card to the original Intel...

This is normal and expected. You need a bluetooth dongle/card that supports Bluetooth HID Proxy. Very few cards support this feature, I am assuming the Intel Bluetooth does not. Bluetooth HID proxy is used during BIOS, POST, Opencore, etc. Before the OS Loads. Without it, the keyboard will...

No issue. Seamless upgrade.

No issues. OC 9.0

No Issues

I would not compare performance in Windows vs MacOs vs etc... You should compare CPU performance with same system. (MacOS, CPU, Z790)

That was my assumption too. The UEFI boot entries will continue to show up unless they are deleted manually. Either in the BIOS or by resetting NVRAM.

When you say showing up.. Do they show up under the NVME or SATA Configuration section? Or are they showing up in the UEFI Boot Entry Section? You said bootable so I assume they show up here.

This is a weird one. I believe after upgrading to 13.2.1 when I boot into MacOS from OpenCore. It takes 2-3 minutes to boot. After selecting Mac, the screen starts loading. Then goes into a black screen for 2-3 minutes and then the login window. This is new, since I the system used to boot...