NorthAmTransAm
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@Feartech has the wayDidn’t work equal if DummyPowerManagement is on or off.
@Feartech has the wayDidn’t work equal if DummyPowerManagement is on or off.
Did you also try enabling under Quirks.If I enable it I get KP that aren’t readable. So I can’t provide information here.
That did the trick! The installer boots now. I can choose where to install Big Sur. But unfortunately the Installer stops and it freezes at the progress bar. I tried several times. Then I recreated the installer on an internal data harddrive (optical) but it’s the same. I tried it with the Catalina installer as well but here also no luck. It freezes at a certain point in time. I put my EFI and config.plist at the status quo at this post.Did you also try enabling under Quirks.
- ReleaseUsbOwnership: (Releases USB controller from firmware driver)
you need to run ocvalidate on your config.plist and then sort out the amendments in your config.plist with the sample.plist fileThat did the trick! The installer boots now. I can choose where to install Big Sur. But unfortunately the Installer stops and it freezes at the progress bar. I tried several times. Then I recreated the installer on an internal data harddrive (optical) but it’s the same. I tried it with the Catalina installer as well but here also no luck. It freezes at a certain point in time. I put my EFI and config.plist at the status quo at this post.
Ocvalidate? Is that like the sanity checker?you need to run ocvalidate on your config.plist and then sort out the amendments in your config.plist with the sample.plist file
also try installing to internal hard drive
This ist the output of ocvalidate on my Config.plist:you need to run ocvalidate on your config.plist and then sort out the amendments in your config.plist with the sample.plist file
also try installing to internal hard drive
yes, you need to fix those errorsThis ist the output of ocvalidate on my Config.plist:
OCS: Missing key AllowRelocationBlock, context <Quirks>!
OCS: Missing key Patch, context <Booter>!
OCS: Missing key ForceSecureBootScheme, context <Quirks>!
OCS: Missing key SetApfsTrimTimeout, context <Quirks>!
OCS: Missing key LauncherOption, context <Boot>!
OCS: Missing key LauncherPath, context <Boot>!
OCS: Missing key PickerVariant, context <Boot>!
OCS: Missing key TextMode, context <Entries>!
OCS: No schema for BootProtect at 4 index, context <Security>!
OCS: Missing key BlacklistAppleUpdate, context <Security>!
OCS: Missing key RealPath, context <Tools>!
OCS: Missing key TextMode, context <Tools>!
OCS: Missing key MaxBIOSVersion, context <Generic>!
OCS: Missing key CustomMemory, context <PlatformInfo>!
OCS: Missing key UseRawUuidEncoding, context <PlatformInfo>!
OCS: Failed to calculate size of false field containing <empty> as type integer, context <PlayChime>!
OCS: Missing key SetupDelay, context <Audio>!
OCS: Missing key ForceResolution, context <Output>!
OCS: No schema for DeduplicateBootOrder at 0 index, context <Quirks>!
OCS: Missing key DisableSecurityPolicy, context <Quirks>!
OpenCanopy.efi is loaded at UEFI->Drivers, but Misc->Boot->PickerMode is not set to External!
CheckMisc returns 1 error!
OpenUsbKbDxe.efi at UEFI->Drivers[4] should NEVER be used together with UEFI->Input->KeySupport!
CheckUEFI returns 1 error!
Done checking /Volumes/EFI/EFI/OC/config.plist in 4 ms, but it has 2 errors to be fixed
And the output of the Sample.plist in OC distribution untouched is this:
"Done checking"
Is ist right that i just have to fix these two errors:
OpenCanopy.efi is loaded at UEFI->Drivers, but Misc->Boot->PickerMode is not set to External!
CheckMisc returns 1 error!
OpenUsbKbDxe.efi at UEFI->Drivers[4] should NEVER be used together with UEFI->Input->KeySupport!
CheckUEFI returns 1 error!
not really as such, it is part of OpenCore when you download it, drag the ocvalidate to an open terminal window and then drag your config.plist in thereOcvalidate? Is that like the sanity checker?
not really as such, it is part of OpenCore when you download it, drag the ocvalidate to an open terminal window and then drag your config.plist in there
it checks to make sure the new section are there and if any parts needs to be removed, amended or anything that needs to be added to the config.plist
then you would check over the sample.plist side by side with yours and make any changes that are needed, then you can re run the ocvalidate tool to make sure no errors appear
best to always do this when upgrading OpenCore to save a lot of issues whilst booting