SecureBoot/TPM for Sequoia/Tahoe?

[keef247]

Hi,
I noticed that the new COD Black Ops 7 will require TPM/Secure Boot enabled...
Is there an up to date guide for doing this on Sequoia/Tahoe?
I dual boot, so that will suck if I have to give up playing modern games in Windows in order to keep the hackintosh side working

I skim red this https://github.com/profzei/Matebook-X-Pro-2018/wiki/Enable-BIOS-Secure-Boot-with-OpenCore
and it looks rather intimidating and a nightmare to maintain each time you update MacOS
I suppose, I could just disable secureboot each time I want to go into MacOS, when it becomes manditory for newer games? Pretty longwinded and annoying though

Any links/help would be great!

Thanks!

 

[keef247]

Unfortunately @Edhawk @Shaneee that boot.efi failed to register in the BIOS
I did all the others and that one was last, then it failed to register it grrr!
So I don't think that's the right file that I renamed?
Any ideas guys? I'm so close lol!

 

[Edhawk]

When I open my macOS Sequoia drive and use the make files visible keyboard shortcut - 'CMD+shift+.'
Yes the full stop is part of the keyboard shortcut.
On a PC keyboard CMD=left Windows key

I see a boot.efi file in the /usr/standalone/i386 folder, as shown in the screenshot below.

/usr/standalone/i386/boot.efi highlighted.

Much larger file size (724kb).

 

[keef247]

When I open my macOS Sequoia drive and use the make files visible keyboard shortcut - 'CMD+shift+.'
Yes the full stop is part of the keyboard shortcut.
On a PC keyboard CMD=left Windows key

I see a boot.efi file in the /usr/standalone/i386 folder, as shown in the screenshot below.

View attachment 18135 /usr/standalone/i386/boot.efi highlighted.

Much larger file size (724kb).

Nice one mate! I've just copied that to USB, I'll try enrolling it now and hope it bloody works now haha! Thanks again!

 

[keef247]

IT WORKS!!! YASSSS!!!

Thank you so much @Edhawk @Shaneee @joanarc

 

[keef247]

One thing I don't understand, is why was that file not where it should have been, in my freshly created USB installers EFI partition? Pretty strange.

I mean as time goes on, you just disable SecureBoot, install/update MacOS and steal the file from the SSD's folder, then reboot, re-enable SecureBoot and enroll all of the updated efi's again - but it's still a surprising mistake for the guide material?
It was posted on a forum elsewhere just the same as what was written on his GitHub guide, so that's strange it's lacking so much critical information?