is there any hope for Mac book pro 15.1 2018 the progress in being able to install Tahoe in soon?
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is there any hope for Mac book pro 15.1 2018 the progress in being able to install Tahoe in soon?
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@albert-mueller ·
There is some progress, yes. After 19002, it boots further.
@m0rtiis1 ·
my Mac book pro 2018 15.1
this is the last screen it shows
then it shuts down & when it shuts down I tried to power again & choose UFI boot & choose Mac ox install it goes the same again
@Zer0xDev ·
@albert-mueller @Medelcartelinc Did you guys already fix the language selection freeze?
@m0rtiis1 ·
are you been able to reach the to language screen in 15.1 ?
mine does not reach language screen after resting NRAM & restart I click on Option & choose EFI USB boot and choose to install Mac osx inside the USB EFI boot then it loads the script screen and reach to the screen I uploaded here then it automatically shuts down
can you tell me what do you do differently to reach language screen?
@albert-mueller ·
On my Mac mini 2018 it now reaches the Language selection screen, but goes no further, will try several things.
@zkennedy137 ·
I am able to get to the language selection screen on my macbookair8,1 (2018) I had to add for some reason
-lilubetaall
-wegbeta
And then it gets to the language selector and freezes. However I did get past the language selection screen (sort of) check out my post here:
https://github.com/albert-mueller/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher-T2/discussions/399
It’s interesting that it lets me boot into the installer from the internal ssd but not a usb installer.
@zkennedy137 ·
Ok so if you disable restrictevents.kext it boots to installer from open core but then says incompatible obviously. But the fact is then it must have something to do with that kext.
@albert-mueller · · bearbeitet
And the kext is written by @Medelcartelinc.
@m0rtiis1 ·
where can I disable restrictevents.kext so I can try it?
where can I disable restrictevents.kext so I can try it?
@sonimcrinebru-art ·
@m0rtiis1
you can disable by opening the efi partition, removing restrictevents.kext inside the kexts folder in Opencore folder and then using propertree to snaphot the oc folder to put the removal of restrictevents.kext u made onto the plist
@zkennedy137 · · bearbeitet
Check these pages out:
@m0rtiis1
https://github.com/albert-mueller/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher-T2/discussions/439
https://github.com/albert-mueller/Spoof-VMM
@m0rtiis1 ·
@zkennedy137
thanks for the mention I downloaded the files but I don't know how to use it with open core can you guide me how to use !!??? 😊
@github-actions ·
Hi @m0rtiis1, thanks for the report! To look into this we need to know exactly which versions you're running. Please edit your issue or reply below with:
4.0.0.19004.5), shown in the app's main window. If you built from source, the commit hash works too."Latest" or "new" isn't enough, since new builds come out often. This comment will go away once the versions are added.
@m0rtiis1 ·
Mac model is: MacBookPro15,1