Fenvi T919 and Broadcom wifi back in Sonoma with OCLP

[trs96]

If you don't have working Airplay in Sonoma because you are using OCLP patches for your Broadcom Card, try using Blip instead.

Blip - An alternative to Airdrop for transferring large files - to anywhere

https://blip.net/#get-started This sounds almost too good to be true. Totally free, super fast, no ads, no uploading files to cloud storage. Works with all of your devices. iPhone/Android macOS/Windows 10/11 Here's the most important piece of info about Blip: Blip is designed with security...

www.tonymacx86.com

 

[jzrodriguez98]

If you don't have working Airplay in Sonoma because you are using OCLP patches for your Broadcom Card, try using Blip instead.

Blip - An alternative to Airdrop for transferring large files - to anywhere

https://blip.net/#get-started This sounds almost too good to be true. Totally free, super fast, no ads, no uploading files to cloud storage. Works with all of your devices. iPhone/Android macOS/Windows 10/11 Here's the most important piece of info about Blip: Blip is designed with security...

www.tonymacx86.com

There’s also Local Send, another app that allows file transfers between devices leveraging the local network.

LocalSend

localsend.org

 

[Ghostmac1969]

Hi,
I'm on Sonoma 14.2.1 and my hack works fine. I have only a doubt: until the next update, can I reset SIP related values of the config.plist to the safe ones?
Tx

 

[esafeddie]

Hi,
I'm on Sonoma 14.2.1 and my hack works fine. I have only a doubt: until the next update, can I reset SIP related values of the config.plist to the safe ones?
Tx

If you've used OCLP to regain WIFI functionality, I am afraid SIP will always have to be Disabled for WIFI Continuation.
That is the negative by-product of OCLP. I hope I understood your query correctly.

PS. I forgot to mention if you do Enable SIP again, Ethernet will continue to work but WIFI will not which will impact APPS like Handoff, AirDrop, Continuity etc.

 

[Ghostmac1969]

I was wondering that since I read on another forum that it world have reset SIP related services until the next update…

 

[miliuco]

@Ghostmac1969
OCLP needs SIP disabled to work. csr-active-config=03080000. If you enable SIP, root patch doesn't work.

 

[m4rk0]

I was wondering, with OCLP in place and working, what is the correct iter in order to update Sonoma?

 

[trs96]

what is the correct iter in order to update Sonoma?

Not sure what "iter" means but you'll need to download the full size incremental point updates.

 

[m4rk0]

Not sure what "iter" means but you'll need to download the full 12+ GB installer for point updates.

Sorry, just some Latin spilling over. lol. I meant the procedure.
Okay, that’s fine with me. So no need to disable anything in order to update. I just wanted to double check the procedure before updating.

I see pastrychef also reported his experience a few posts earlier:

I don't think reverting is necessary, but I did it to stay on the safe side.

Will try over the weekend. Thanks

 

[miliuco]

@m4rk0

iMacPro1,1 and MacPro7,1 SMBIOS receive update notifications if configured as vmm (virtual machine): revpatch=sbvmm in boot-args along with RestrictEvents.kext.
All systems that have the OCLP root patch applied receive full-size updates (not incremental).