Asus Z690 ProArt Creator WiFi (Thunderbolt 4) + i7-12700K + AMD RX 6800 XT

[gandem]

Thanks for posting it.
I believe my system had the same behaviour lately, after a few changed and upgrades.

It seems MacOS 13.5 may have fixed sleep.

 

[CaseySJ]

It seems MacOS 13.5 may have fixed sleep.

Confirmed!

With 10GbE cable connected, sleep works properly once again.

 

[vinneesh]

Hi, any idea to completely disable SIP on sonoma?

I set the value of csr-active-config to FF0F0000. Still when I try to replace rsync binary in /usr/bin/ it says read only. Sudoing also doesn't work.

Thank you

 

[Feartech]

Hi, any idea to completely disable SIP on sonoma completely?

I set the value of csr-active-config to FF0F0000. Still when I try to replace rsync binary in /usr/bin/ it says read only. Sudoing also doesn't work.

Thank you

boot into recovery and then in terminal:

csrutil disable

then reboot

 

[vinneesh]

Is that possible in hackintosh?

 

[Feartech]

Is that possible in hackintosh?

of course

 

[CaseySJ]

Hi, any idea to completely disable SIP on sonoma?

I set the value of csr-active-config to FF0F0000. Still when I try to replace rsync binary in /usr/bin/ it says read only. Sudoing also doesn't work.

Thank you

It’s also possible that preexisting value of “csr-active-config” is not being deleted. Hence the new value is not getting injected.

We fix this by adding an entry in “NVRAM -> Delete” to remove preexisting csr-active-config.

 

[vinneesh]

csrutil method worked. thank you

~ % csrutil status

System Integrity Protection status: disabled.

but still,

~ % sudo rm /usr/bin/rsync

Password:
override rwxr-xr-x root/wheel restricted,compressed for /usr/bin/rsync? y
rm: /usr/bin/rsync: Read-only file system

Any idea?

 

[CaseySJ]

…

but still,



Any idea?

The system volume is read-only and cryptographically sealed. Among other benefits, this prevents the system from being corrupted.

Hence it’s not practical nor advisable to replace system files. It is possible to install a new version of rsync in /usr/local/bin and modify your PATH environment variable accordingly.

 

[vinneesh]

The system volume is read-only and cryptographically sealed. Among other benefits, this prevents the system from being corrupted.

Hence it’s not practical nor advisable to replace system files. It is possible to install a new version of rsync in /usr/local/bin and modify your PATH environment variable accordingly.

Tried that, but some services still uses the old one. Especially barman with postgres_wal.