<< Solved >> Unable to disable SIP

[Jibooom88]

Hi everyone!!!

I've just finish to install the last version of "OS Ventura"; but durning the post-install process when i've try to open "OpenCore Legacy patcher" it's appear this message that says the SIP is enabled. I've set this value (67000000) in "csr-active-config"; and after i've reset and boot in recovery terminal and write (csrutil disable; reboot), but nothing, i'm unable to do run "OC legacy patcher" for enabled my Nvidia card.

How i can solve this???

Thanks in advance

 

[Feartech]

Hi everyone!!!

I've just finish to install the last version of "OS Ventura"; but durning the post-install process when i've try to open "OpenCore Legacy patcher" it's appear this message that says the SIP is enabled. I've set this value (67000000) in "csr-active-config"; and after i've reset and boot in recovery terminal and write (csrutil disable; reboot), but nothing, i'm unable to do run "OC legacy patcher" for enabled my Nvidia card.

How i can solve this???

Thanks in advance

Post-Install Issues | OpenCore Install Guide

or better yet, use compatible hardware for the OS you want to install and not to use opencore legacy patcher for a hackintosh as that is designed for a real mac

 

[Jibooom88]

Post-Install Issues | OpenCore Install Guide

or better yet, use compatible hardware for the OS you want to install and not to use opencore legacy patcher for a hackintosh as that is designed for a real mac

That's actually what I did, a couple days ago i've bought "GPU Rx 580" and graphics now working well!!! But initially i had to apply a UEFI patch "via Win 10" to enable the GPU; because the os has not recognize straight the card, it's something weird that i can't understand why amd gpu should be recognized automatically

Thanks however to everyone

 

[chumdoggin]

I had the open core tool working before that toggled sip but now I enable it and its not showing in the boot picker. I have the shell and clear nvram unlabled just called "tool" but thats it. Is OS 13 different in that respect?

Edit: Whoops, I found it. Not a tool but a driver!