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Clean cache worked for me because the user account was on a separate SD, which was used for Ventura too before the upgrade. Since I did not get any hang or freeze

I think that I found and solved the finder not responding issues, by clearing Cache on Mac. info found on " 13 Fixes Finder is slow on Mac (macOS Sonoma) " From the Dock, hover the mouse and click on Finder. Select Go from the Finder Menubar. Click on Go To Folder… In the pop-up, enter the...

Back home :) it's a Samsung 870 QVO 1TB. not really sure that the problem is coming from the SD. I will try an update of my Samsung SSD 970 EVO Plus 500GB Media directly and she if the problem remain. of course I alreay have a backup of my Ventura working environment.

I am not in front of my PC but if I remember correctly it’s a Samsung 1TB. I will confirm model etc on Sunday.

Hello, I installed Sonoma on a fresh SSD, all pas ok during the installation. but not the finder is hangind when trait to delete or move files from one location to another. is this a known issue ? is there a way to fixed it ? Thanks for and help or advice.

Smooth update from 13.2 to 13.3 with OC 0.9.0

Update done but .... in my configuration I do have 2 disks one System and the second for data. In my configuration the user account point to the second HD. in such configuration I was unable to update from Monterey to Ventura, each time the update started the PC was rebooting few seconds after...

Perfect, worked for me :-) Thanks

Smooth update after Opencore update from 0.6.6 to 0.7.6 Then updated from 11.5 to 12.1 without issues. I forgot to mention that I faced "Slow boot because of my Samsung SSD 970 EVO Plus 500GB" after the update :-X So I decided to do a clean install on the Samsung SSD 970 EVO Plus, and miracle...

Smooth update, no kext update and OC 0.6.6. All USB seems working ok

Smooth update no issues, all is working as expected.

Smooth update this time ( no need to disconnect my MSI graphic card, which seems fully supported with Big Sur :)). I also upgrade the OpenCore version to 0.6.4.

@georgeslevallon: I tried to migrate using clover 5126, but I faced issues. So I decided to create an OpenCore EFI partition using the OpenCode Guide, not very difficult but need to do it carefully. After having a working EFI OpencCore, I just replaced the Clover EFI folder by the OpenCore...

Switch from Clover to OpenCore. Then upgrade from Catalina to Big Sur, without any problem even with my MSI Graphic card :)

Hi All, update went smooth, BUT I get black screen after reboot :( I got startup bar progress then black screen. I tried to update Clover to 5126 a very bad idea :crazy: after the upgrade not able to boot at all. just got Apple logo. Downgrade Clover to 5120 and change SMBIOS "product model"...

Smooth and quick update. As usual using the IGFX and "HDMI", most probably because of my MSI graphic card that avoid me to update using it :(.... I only have issues for upgrades, after the update I switch back to MSI and all is working perfectly ;)

Smooth update using the IGFX "HDMI", as I still can't use the MSI graphic card during the update. I did not find the root cause of the issue until now.

Smooth update

I guess that during the first step installation and setup you are using the HDMI port and when all is set up you switch to the display port of the MSI card right ? if you are installing 10.15.4, make sure that you have 5107 of clover installer. I guess that you lastest version of kexts in...

Hi, I followed this guide https://github.com/shiruken/hackintosh There is only one issue with the config.plist, because I am not able to update my mac. I have to boot with a lighter version of config.plist. I need to find the option which avoid me the update. Otherwise all is working as...