It would help if you shared your EFI even a borked one.
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macOS Monterey Patches Released
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It would help if you shared your EFI even a borked one.
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@dnlzzxz @savage001 MSI boards are known to cause issues with Monterey Beta 3 and higher, that's one of the reasons Shaneee has switched to an Asus
Check this https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1o2r5KVOKYLYDJt4HHb74Fj3clpjfKK3tFjn5LAsp7ME/edit#gid=0
So it might be a simple EFI issue, or it might not work at all.
Check this https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1o2r5KVOKYLYDJt4HHb74Fj3clpjfKK3tFjn5LAsp7ME/edit#gid=0
So it might be a simple EFI issue, or it might not work at all.
@dnlzzxz If you are using a 3000 series Ryzen or older then You need to roll your bios revision right back until you find a working version that will allow Monterey to boot but If you are using a 5000 series CPU then theres nothing you can do currently To make it work with 12.0 Beta3 or newer.
Ps, Id, Ai, Ae, Acrobat DC working great. No problem so far. Only downside is you need fast CPU cores for GPU accelerated features that require AMD fixes such as object selection or liquify. It runs on CPU instead.
They sure do
EDIT: Nevermind, it's working now. Monterey fully functional.
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Hi, there,
Did you try to update for Monterey BETA 7?
Once I changed Misc -> Securebootmodel -> j160 then downloaded updater,
before reboot, I changed "j160" to "Disabled" or "x86legacy".
But I couldn't update.
There is still "Mackintosh HD" on Boot Picker.
I select it many times, it's fail.
I'm still in "21A5506j"....
Did you try to update for Monterey BETA 7?
Once I changed Misc -> Securebootmodel -> j160 then downloaded updater,
before reboot, I changed "j160" to "Disabled" or "x86legacy".
But I couldn't update.
There is still "Mackintosh HD" on Boot Picker.
I select it many times, it's fail.
I'm still in "21A5506j"....
Beta 7 doesn't like to install on SMBIOS with T2 apparently.
But you can work around that:
Copy your EFI to a USB and set
Leave your main EFI on j160, use the EFI from the USB stick for the first reboot.
But be aware, Beta 7 remove drivers for Kepler - no Nvidia at all from here on out.
But you can work around that:
Copy your EFI to a USB and set
SecureBootModel to "Disabled" and SystemProductName to "iMac17,1"Leave your main EFI on j160, use the EFI from the USB stick for the first reboot.
But be aware, Beta 7 remove drivers for Kepler - no Nvidia at all from here on out.
Thank you for your replying.
I tried your way, but still back Beta 6.
Something wrong for me.
Try again but this time do it like thisā¦,
Have your standard EFI the way you have it normally on your main drive with the SecureBootModel set to default or disabled and also a copy of it on a usb installer.
Go into the EFI on your usb Installer and change the SecureBootModel to j160 then restart and boot back up via the Efi on the usb installer.
Start the update for beta 7 and while it is downloading go back into the EFI on your USB Installer and change the SecureBootModel to Default and then under platforminfo->Generic change the SystemProductName to iMac17,1, Save the config.plist changes And let the install do itās thing.
Once the system restarts for the first time make sure itās still running off the usb installer EFI and let the installation continue but as soon as it restarts again select your EFI from your Main Drive instead of the USB installer and let the installer complete and thatās it.
It should work with no problem If you do it exactly how I just said.
Thank you AudioGod !!
BETA 7 is succeeded !
I'm so excited !
God, it's so you !
Here's screenshot and
My favorite stray cat picture, for you !
All is fixed now with the latest commit of OC 0.7.4 and that ridicules process is no longer needed thank god for thatā¦lol
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Beta 8 is safe to update.
OpenCore 0.7.4 is required with SecureBootModel set to j160 to show the update. While downloading the update switch it back to your current config. In my case with MacPro7,1 it's set to Default.
OpenCore 0.7.4 is required with SecureBootModel set to j160 to show the update. While downloading the update switch it back to your current config. In my case with MacPro7,1 it's set to Default.
