Yes, it is possible to downgrade OpenCore's root patches. However, I'd like to note that downgrading versions should be done cautiously because it may affect system stability and compatibility. Please remember to back up all your data before making any changes. Here's how to do it:
1. Go to the OpenCore repository on GitHub: https://github.com/acidanthera/OpenCorePkg.
2. Click on the "Tags" tab. You'll see a list of all the different versions of OpenCore that have been released.
3. Download the version 0.6.7 zip file and extract it.
4. In your EFI folder, replace the BOOT and OC folders with the ones from the 0.6.7 zip file.
5. If you made any changes to the config.plist file or added any additional kexts, drivers, or SSDTs, you'll have to manually add those back.
6. After replacing these files, restart your computer.
Please note that root patches are designed to work with specific versions of macOS, so if you've recently updated your operating system, the patches might not work with the older version of OpenCore.
If the application continues to have issues after downgrading, it might be a compatibility issue with the application itself and the version of macOS you're running, rather than a problem with OpenCore. In that case, you should reach out to the developers of the application for support.
Yes, it is possible to downgrade OpenCore's root patches. However, I'd like to note that downgrading versions should be done cautiously because it may affect system stability and compatibility. Please remember to back up all your data before making any changes. Here's how to do it:
ReplyDelete1. Go to the OpenCore repository on GitHub: https://github.com/acidanthera/OpenCorePkg.
2. Click on the "Tags" tab. You'll see a list of all the different versions of OpenCore that have been released.
3. Download the version 0.6.7 zip file and extract it.
4. In your EFI folder, replace the BOOT and OC folders with the ones from the 0.6.7 zip file.
5. If you made any changes to the config.plist file or added any additional kexts, drivers, or SSDTs, you'll have to manually add those back.
6. After replacing these files, restart your computer.
Please note that root patches are designed to work with specific versions of macOS, so if you've recently updated your operating system, the patches might not work with the older version of OpenCore.
If the application continues to have issues after downgrading, it might be a compatibility issue with the application itself and the version of macOS you're running, rather than a problem with OpenCore. In that case, you should reach out to the developers of the application for support.