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That's not the case, unfortunately. As I pointed out, Bluetooth-MIDI doesn't properly work since either Sierra or High Sierra. It's not a Big Sur-specific bug, as the same happened under Catalina and Mojave. Considering that many users with actual Macs've been complaining for years (there are...

Hi, I hope somebody will be able to help me figure out this obnoxious bug. I've been using a Trust Bluetooth 4.0 adapter (https://www.trust.com/en/product/18187-manga-bluetooth-4-0-adapter) for years: it's natively recognised by Mac OS (I'm running Big Sur), can be updated through the Brcm kext...

Game theory: nobody's going to cooperate as they can't trust the other(s) to do the same! I too am switching to gibMacOS as suggested by xillio, though, it's definitely faster.

ARM-powered Macintoshes will run everything in native code, especially Apple's own apps. What will be emulated is third-party software which hasn't been updated for ARM yet (most of the apps, admittedly: but considering how well Rosetta 2 performed with Maya...). For your hackintosh, nothing's...

Estimated time "2 days" as of now, for me: looks like my hack is the straw that broke the camel's back!

Beautiful, the G5 mods never get old! I'd kill to come across such "rubbish" hahahaha.

Your issue is with the brand, then, not the actual power/performances the machine offers? Like the fact that the "iPad hardware" ran an emulated Autodesk Maya effortlessly through Rosetta? Well.

The average user has no idea what Intel means. The average user doesn't make a thousand posts about Nvidia support (not even pros do, as they simply want the best options available at a reasonable price, whether they're branded Nvidia or AMD). Again, the average user will keep buying Apple...

Thank you for sharing your settings. Looks like we have the same revision and configuration, the only difference would be that I'm using OpenCore (goodbye, Clover hotfixes!). Besides, I wouldn't have enjoyed sleep and everything till a few days ago if that weren't the case. You know, it's as...

I believe our motherboard doesn't need the XHCI-unsupported.kext, as it doesn't need any patching on that front. As stated by RehabMan, loading it even if you don't need it won't cause any issues at all: but it's still not required. I've been using, until a few days ago, a USBPorts.kext which...

To be honest, the guide is so easy and well written that it wasn't that hard at all getting started with OpenCore. It even forced me to finally extract and edit all of the necessary ACPI tables. The only hassle is editing the config.plist after every monthly update, but now OC's tools can diff...

Hi. This is not really a help thread for my specific build, as the bug I'm going to describe is currently affecting many different builds, even real Macs from what I can read on Apple's forums. Actually, I'm quite surprised this isn't being widely discussed. The aforementioned bug works as...

Are your perhaps using the Bcrm Bluetooth kexts? My system, for example, almost instantly wakes up when booting with those kexts, while sleeps fine without.

I can help you with the first issue, because I've been experiencing the very same behaviour since the 10.15.1 update. The workaround works (sorry for the unintended pun) as follows. First, let Mac OS start the upgrade process as usual. Then, after the second reboot (that is, the one following...

Thank you, I hadn't thought of that! I had to manually select the Install partition twice. I suppose it's Clover's fault, more than Catalina's, given that a single, automatic reboot, is usually enough.

Despite trying several times, I haven't managed to successfully update yet. Each time I let the system reboot in order to perform the update, everything goes fine (automatic reboot, long installation routine etc), but as soon as I log in System preferences notifies me with the update again...

More or less. In fact, RehabMan never, ever wrote anything about this alleged protected memory space, which cannot possibly exist if the Clover team says it doesn't: it was probably a misinterpretation on jaymonkey's side: he just stated that it is possible to do error checking when the kext are...

"I don't know who told you the nonsense of the protected macOS memory space, that is not even a thing. The kexts are injected through a mechanism that is present in the kernel to load extensions from the boot loader, all kernel extensions are loaded into the kernel memory space or they couldn't...

P.S. seems like it's a known bug that they're not going to fix because "it's working right". I strongly dissent but...

@RehabMan sorry to bother you, but could you take a look here? I tried to report a bug (Inject Kexts' "Detect" and "No" flags are broken once again in Clover), but then I've been told by another developer that some kexts need to be injected, like WhateverGreen: is it possible to have a definite...