I installed MacOs Monterey on my device by OpenCore EFI folder and have a problem with audio device it's not working. I tried many times to solve it

Laptop: dell Inspiron 14 5447 CPU: intell core i7 4210u (Haswell) GPU: Intel HD Graphics 4400 Audio: Realtek ALC255

Hello, I'm debating whether or not to upgrade my Late 2013 13" MacBook Pro to macOS Sequoia. I'm still on Ventura, which runs great, but when I upgraded to Sonoma in the past, I noticed more crashes and lag in graphics. Should I stay on Ventura, or is Sequoia more stable than Sonoma, and should I make the jump?

Here are the specs of my machine:

2,4 GHz Dual-Core Intel Core i5, Intel Iris 1536 MB, 8 GB 1600 Mhz DDR3, 256 GB SSD

My laptop's iGPU is not supported but has a TB4 and not sure if using an eGPU can get graphics acceleration on internal display?

Something goes wrong here and I can’t figure out why. First there was an issue getting High Sierra on the machine from online recovery but that was fixed by changing the download url in nvram from https to http.

Then there was the issue that OCLP 2.0.2 couldn’t write the Sequoia install to my USB drive(s) which I worked around with by using my MacBook Pro.

After that I build and installed OCLP to the usb drive on the iMac, selected OCLP and then chose for the USB drive to install Sequoia. So far so good I assume.

After ‘12 minutes left’ the iMac reboots to a black screen with a back button, an off button and a frozen mousecursor. At this point I can’t do anything expect reboot to OCLP and then an “install sequoia” “SSD” of the regular USB drive again.

First option brings me back to the described black screen, second gives a big No logo and the third only gives me the option to start the installation again (recovery).

Any ideas or tips?

Last built a Hackintosh 5 years ago, ended up selling it.

Recently thinking of building a new one, but from memory it took me AGES to debug and get all the right drivers.

If there are signs of Apple Intelligence being supported. I will no doubt dive back into the Hackintosh game, but can’t seem to find any news…

Anyone?

OK - been running Sonoma 14.7 just fine for some time. Decided to try Sequoia. Took a spare SSD and loaded Sequoia on to it. After OCLP 2.0.2 added all of the legacy patches, internet/bluetooth etc. work just fine. However have an interesting 'glitch'. While system shows correct time (PDT) location is Kabul. Seems no way to change. Any ideas??

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I would like to know if there are low profile AMD gamer video card models. 8GB or up. Could you tell me the models?
I want to build a hackintosh with a mini itx case and I need a low profile video card. The need for 8gb or up is because I want to install Mac (development, adobe etc...) and Win (games).

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I keep getting the error saying the network is weak and sync is paused. How do I bypass that warning and make it sync?

So, I'm using kde. I've used that one tool that automatically makes your opencore drive, and you just put your efi and kexts in, however, I've come across a roadblock. The drive won't open in dolphin, I don't know what I did wrong, but I need some help, thanks!

My specs are: CPU: i7-6700HQ 2.6GHz RAM: 16 GB 2133 MHz DDR4 iGPU: intel HD graphics 530 HD: 512 SSD

Everything is working in Monterey btw but just want to upgrade

I have an early 2015 MBP 13" 12,1. I have Sonoma which was installed on a wiped, stock 512gb OEM Apple SSD. OLCP 1.5 is installed. Works great!

Since I have space, I was thinking of trying to install a windows installation via BootCamp. Has anyone done this and if so, how does it run?

I'm worried about breaking something since the Mac part works really well right now. TIA

I can't find my AppleALC codec in the list, am I doing something wrong? Can you tell me which codec the audio devices correspond to?

Thanks in advance.

I was trying to back up time machine, but after a while it the screen just blanks. I couldn’t do anything unless i hard reset. Any work around? Thanks!

Has anyone also lost the ability to change brightness after updating to Sequoia?

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did anyone else notice this? my mac would overheat like hell when sleeping and all of a sudden its resolved after updating to sequoia.

The install dies on the below text, then i get the stop circle (link to pic : https://cdsassets.apple.com/live/7WUAS350/images/macos/macos-startup-circle-with-slash-circle-with-line.png )

23:639 00:200 AAPL: #[EB|STOP] 0x16 23:847 00:208 AAPL: #[EB|H:IS] 0 24:047 00:199 AAPL: #[EB.G.CS|-?] Ok(0) 24:236 00:188 AAPL: Displaying boot failure graphic for 10 seconds... 34:449 10:213 AAPL: Displaying text console for 10 seconds... 

I just installed Sonoma on my 2010 iMac 27" (11,3) and it went well for the most part, took a couple tries to get it to install, but it finally did and now loads fine.

I did the post-install root patch and the only thing it found to patch was Wi-Fi, which it did and is now working fine.

For some reason the wallpaper is still just white though. I checked the "About this Mac" and it is displaying my graphics card, so I think that all synced fine... just can't figure out why it won't render the background.

Also, it is incredibly laggy. Everything (so far) is working, but it's taking forever to do it. It was faster when I was still running High Sierra.

Any ideas on how to fix these issues? Maybe I did something wrong, I'm not sure

And yes, I have a 1Tb SSD

J'ai mis à jour mon iMac 27" fin-2013 vers et je suis dans l'impossibilité de changer mon fond d'écran qui reste noir. Une idée ?

Ive been trying to get this to work for a while as i have a spare HP machine laying around and macOS would give it a second chance at life (hp prodesk 400 sff, i3-8100, intel uhd 630 graphics, z270 chipset). During the first part of the boot process the machine acts like normal (verbose mode output on the screen and it isnt locked up), however when the setup is meant to initialize its graphical stage it just blackscreens and locks up (complete blackscreen, input not even detected by the monitor). I know that this is a common issue on machines like this but i really have no idea how i would even go by fixing it (i have set the correct bios settings, here's a link to them and here's a link to my config.plist file). Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Hello, I am new to hackintosh Have been using mac OSX since 10 years ago though.

I have a desktop PC with a ryzen 7 7700x, integrated GPU only, no dedicated GPU. The mobo is a msi pro b650-p if that matters. I currently run a windows 11 with it. Can i dual boot a macOS X on it? Or it’s better to get a virtual box / vmware running mac OSX? Main purpose is to try React Native and Swift running on the IOS simulator. If no luck i’ll just try using expo to my iOS device. Thanks! Any advices appreciated 🙏

I have an Tplink UB-400 dongle. It worked in Sonoma but after the update to Sequoia it stopped working. I have the BlueToolFixup, BrcmFirmwareData and BrcmPatchRam3 Kexts installed. Resetting the NVRAM doesnt work.

CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 5600x

GPU: AMD Radeon rx 6600

Motherboard: MSI b550 gaming plus

I have installed Sonoma with itlwm and heliport app. Everything was working fine expect iMessage and facetime. I wanted to give it a try with Airportitlwm. Is there any specific version supported for Sonoma 14.7 ? https://github.com/valnoxy/t480-oc/tree/main/EFI/OC/Kexts - I see only two kexts one for 14.0 and .4

Thankyou!!

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Hey everyone,

I'm running an i7 10th Gen Hackintosh with an RX 580 GPU and the iGPU set to headless. I have a dual-screen setup, and my system was working flawlessly on macOS Ventura. Recently, I decided to upgrade to the latest macOS version. Instead of just doing an upgrade, I opted for a fresh install, but that’s where I ran into issues.

During the fresh install, I started noticing significant GPU glitches. At one point, while trying to do something graphics-intensive (not gaming, just modifying an image in the browser), I got red artifacts covering the entire screen. After troubleshooting without success, I decided to go back to Ventura and upgrade to Sequoia instead of a fresh install. Now, everything is working perfectly, even with dynamic wallpapers and my dual-screen setup.

I should mention that all my kexts and OpenCore itself have been upgraded to the latest version. The OpenCore config I used for both the fresh install and the upgrade is the same, so I’m puzzled as to why the fresh install resulted in glitches while the upgrade works fine.

My questions are:

• What could have caused the GPU glitches on the fresh install if I was using the same OpenCore configuration? Are there any potential factors I might have missed during the fresh install process?

• On another note, I don't have OCLP (OpenCore Legacy Patcher) installed because I mainly use LAN and not my Fenvi card for Wi-Fi/Bluetooth. Is there any advantage or reason to consider installing OCLP in this setup?

Appreciate any insights or advice! Thanks!

I installed Sequoia successfully but I cannot shutdown my machine and it always restarts then and displays a message to request to send an error to the Apple.

I use the same EFI configuration as did on Sonoma and I don't get any error on it but the Sequoia is not able to shutdown. Of course, I also updated all kexts and OpenCore in latest version.

Does this issue ring a bell with anybody and could you please give me a direction?

Thanks a lot