macOS 14.1.1 Update

[Mark Quark]

Did you remove the WIFI patch before the update?
No, you don't need it!

 

[elgipsy]

Did you remove the WIFI patch before the update?
No, you don't need it!

if you don't you will download the full update instead of the incremental one though

 

[Mark Quark]

I was interested in how to get the small updates again, and how best to install the updates if you have the WiFi patch.

1. Update OCLP

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2. Start the Sonoma update with the SecureBootModel=Default (it is better to set the right one for your hack. For iMac20,1 SecureBootModel=j185, j137 for iMac Pro).
3. When the update is complete, set SecureBootModel=Disabled and the SIP, if not yet set to csr-active-config=03080000
4. Restart
5. After restarting, change SecureBootModel and csr-active-config to the values before (02080000 for csr-active-config during operation. Works if you only use the WIFI patch from OCLP)
6. Run OCLP and restart again
7. Done

 

[ilmaik]

Super! OC 0.9.6.
After update no WiFi but OCLP asked me to update and, after reapply my root patches, WiFi is there again!
Ciao!

 

[buddyjack2]

Updated to 14.1.1 without any issue with opencore 0.9.6.


I also had to add revpatch=sbvmm in the boot-args along with RestrictEvents.kext to make the incremental upgrade show up.

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Same here. After the 14.1 update I decided to copy an EFI with the boot arg and kext onto a USB thumbdrive just for the purpose of future updates. This time around I just booted from the thumbdrive, and Sonoma recognized & installed the incremental update. Then I booted back off my regular EFI and put the thumbdrive aside for the next OS update.

 

[wstrohm]

Updated my primary SSD using Software Update from 13.6.2 to 14.1.1. All went well. Also made a fresh install of 14.1.1 using "createinstallmedia" on my backup SSD. Also worked fine. Both done with OpenCore 0.9.5.

 

[guindillas]

Same here. After the 14.1 update I decided to copy an EFI with the boot arg and kext onto a USB thumbdrive just for the purpose of future updates. This time around I just booted from the thumbdrive, and Sonoma recognized & installed the incremental update. Then I booted back off my regular EFI and put the thumbdrive aside for the next OS update.

Good idea! Just one question, you receive the update through your LAN network I guess. Because no wifi.

 

[creepyTowel]

Smooth update.

Minor weirdness I haven't noticed before: upon each restart, the message "Installer progress" briefly appears at the left of the menu bar against a grey desktop before the normal desktop appears. It doesn't seem to be a problem; just strange.

 

[Stork]

It took a while because I had to use the full installer. While I could see the update in System Settings, it failed to install after what looked like a complete download of the updater.

 

[moshes]

All good. OC 0.9.6 No wifi on this machine. Fast install of the incremental update.