john,
Run ImessageDebug from real mac to obtain ROM/MLB.
If you are using Clover Configurator, just input it under RTVariables. Or edit config file as follow:
<key>RtVariables</key>
<dict>
<key>MLB</key>
<string>XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX</string> *17 in length digits and num
<key>ROM</key>
<data>AAAAAAAAAAAA</data> *12 in length hex
</dict>
Anyone know why a Mac mini 4,1 would only output a 13 character MLB?
I currently have a iMac 13,2 smbios - and will be switching to a Mac mini 6,2.
My question : Do I put the new MLB in clover as my serial board number?
I'll be setting up a new uuidgen, random serial, and using the ROM and MLB values from the Mac mini, that it?
Thanks !!
if I need to use MLB and ROM values from a real Mac, I can always use the one from my brother (he ownes a macbook late 2008 or 2009 cant remember) but what imapct might thid have for him as he also uses imessage? Thanks for clearing this up
other alternative: I have a colleague that has a macbook from 2006 which he doesnt use anymore, could I take the MLB and ROM values form there?
You should not have to convert ALL keys, only 2 keys. My ROM return something like this:
%a1%a1%a1'!%a1 The % is just space and not used. So look for characters that are NOT alphanumeric or % and convert those.
Notice the '!? Of course this is just an example and won't be exactly like yours. That's not an alphanumeric and needs to be converted from ASCII to hex. '=27 !=21 so the ROM will be
a1a1a12721a1. You will end up with 12
Or you could have your parents run ImessageDebug2 (Mountain Lion or higher) attached on page1 and it will show the exact MLB/ROM