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Please I have a question. Can I upgrade to this version 14.4 using OpenCore 0.9.7 without updating to OpenCore 0.9.8?

Thank you Edhawk for the clarification. After testing both the iMacPro1.1 and MacPro7.1, I found that the iMacPro1.1 runs smoothly and without problems so far, unlike what I observed with the iMac19.1. Thank you very much again for the help

Yes sure. You can always follow this developer in order to obtain the latest version of Opencore that supports Haswell cpu https://github.com/luchina-gabriel/BASE-EFI-INTEL-DESKTOP-4THGEN-HASWELL/releases

In fact, I do not use this BlueToolFixup.kext The problem was solved by following these instructions: Download the latest release of RestrictEvents.kext, and use it with the boot argument revpatch=sbvmm. Thank you anyway

Hello, System Settings says there are no updates. Is there a way to solve the problem please? SIP was already enabled I also tried Add revpatch=sbvmm to boot arguments. But same problem My config: iMacPro1,1 Cpu: intel 4790k Gpu: RX 570 8gb ###### SOLVED IT ###### The problem was...

Thanks for the clarification Currently I've gone with the iMac19.1 and so far it seems okay. Do you advise me to try MacPro7.1 for more stability?

Hello, I want to try Sonoma, so I want to know which SMBIOS is suitable for my config i7 4790k + RX 570 for stability. I was recommended Macpro7.1, iMacPro1.1, and iMac19.1, so I'm confused about which one is best. Thanks in advance

Unfortunately, I haven't found a solution to my problem yet. The temporary solution that I am doing right now. It is when I am on Windows, I turn off the device completely, then turn it on again and enter the Hackintosh. Other than this minor glitch, everything works fine

Congratulations!

OCLP will show you this message ("No patches needed") It means that it cannot recognize the intel hd4600 There are two possibilities according to my simple experience 1- The intel hd4600 card has not been activated through the bios settings 2- The second possibility is that you did not add the...

Solved: I used OCLP 0.5.0 to activate my nvidia gtx 760 and intel hd 4600 cards. I also used this boot args: amfi_get_out_of_my_way=0x1 Now everything is working fine Thank you everyone

Thank you for the mention. Yesterday I succeeded in activating my cards. But after disable AMFI by adding boot flag, amfi_get_out_of_my_way=0x1. Now after the success of the patch and I want to delete the boot flag, amfi_get_out_of_my_way=0x1. fails to boot. I don't know if I need to keep this...

you are right. Succeeded in patching cards together by OCLP 0.5.0 and add boot arg amfi_get_out_of_my_way=0x1 to skip the error message But there is a problem after completing the patch and trying to delete boot arg amfi_get_out_of_my_way=0x1 There is a problem with boot and the screen appears...

OK thank you anyway

Previously with Monterey. I was using OCLP 0.4.4 and it was working fine Now when I try with Ventura version 0.5.0 I get this message. Do you have an idea how I can skip it?

Hello, Is there any current solution to patch an nvidia 760gtx or intel hd 4600 card on the final version of ventura? Can I do this with OCLP 0.50 via Post install root patch? Thanks in advance

OK. Thank you I'll wait for the final version of OCLP Or please let me know if you find something useful

Thank you very much Edhawk for the clarification I thought I was using it in the right way. I fixed it again by following your advice and making it work with iMac17.1 SMBIOS. And thank you again for sharing your EFI file with me. I appreciate it. This will help me to make a comparison and see...

Thank you all Since version 0.5.0 Alpha is unstable and is not recommended. I decided to delete Ventura completely and go back to Monterey. Until the release of the final version of OCLP

Fine, thank you. I have a question please. Will OCLP be the only way to patch an intel hd 4600 on a ventura on my hackintosh?