Ventura on Ivy Bridge

[luckyearl]

Hi
AAPL,ig-platform-id -> 05006201
It sets the primary monitor as an internal display, hence no Audio over HDMI
I have added frame rate buffer settings, wud report back if any issues
Cheers

 

[5T33Z0]

Hi
AAPL,ig-platform-id -> 05006201
It sets the primary monitor as an internal display, hence no Audio over HDMI
I have added frame rate buffer settings, wud report back if any issues
Cheers

That's weird, because 05006201 is for desktops supposedly. There's another frambuffer for NUCs, maybe this works better: 0B006601

 

[luckyearl]

That's weird, because 05006201 is for desktops supposedly. There's another frambuffer for NUCs, maybe this works better: 0B006601

Sorry for being thick, is this setting for AAPL,ig-platform-id?

 

[5T33Z0]

@luckyearl Of course

 

[luckyearl]

0B006601 -> Audio over HDMI / internal speakers working

Will report if any issues, Cheers

 

[5T33Z0]

Great news: OCLP contains a new kext which allows booting with AMFI enabled even if Root Patches have been applied. It's called AMFIPass. But it's not available on a repo yet so you have to extract it from the patcher itself as explained here: https://github.com/5T33Z0/OC-Little...g_Webcams.md#solution-0-add-amfipasskext-best

 

[luckyearl]

Great news: OCLP contains a new kext which allows booting with AMFI enabled even if Root Patches have been applied. It's called AMFIPass. But it's not available on a repo yet so you have to extract it from the patcher itself as explained here: https://github.com/5T33Z0/OC-Little...g_Webcams.md#solution-0-add-amfipasskext-best

Hi @5T33Z0, added AMFI.kext to efi,
Then boots normally
run this in terminal => kextstat -a | grep AMFI
result=>No variant specified, falling back to release
61 0 0xffffff8004654000 0x96000 0x96000 x86_64 com.dhinakg.AMFIPass (1.2.1)
I believe this means AMFI.kext is loaded [Is this Correct]
now
when I Delete boot-arg amfi_get_out_of_my_way=0x1, it fails to boot

Any Pointers plz

Thank you

 

[5T33Z0]

It's working on my Ivy Brige Notebook. Keep in mind that it is a beta kext

Instead of deleting boot-args you can disable them by placing # in front of them.

 

[luckyearl]

Instead of deleting boot-args you can disable them by placing # in front of them.

Hi my boot-args looks like

amfi_get_out_of_my_way=0x1 ipc_control_port_options=0 allow_sidecar_ipad

Please advise if this correct

#amfi_get_out_of_my_way=0x1 ipc_control_port_options=0 allow_sidecar_ipad

 

[5T33Z0]

Yes. The technique is called "commenting out". And works for every key or dictionary. You can use it to store other settings in the config which are not used. Like so for example: