
How to Handle Fixing OpenCore Shutdown/Restart issue
The best macOS version depends on hardware age, GPU support, and workload.
Quick Steps
- Match macOS to hardware: Older Macs run best on Monterey/Ventura; newer ones can test Sonoma/Sequoia with OCLP.
- Update OCLP first: Latest version, build/install OpenCore, apply root patches.
- Test workload: Browser, Office, printing, sleep, Wi-Fi.
- Keep downgrade path: USB installer for previous macOS.
Verification
- Boots twice without intervention.
- Graphics and Wi-Fi work after patches.
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Original Question: "Fixing OpenCore Shutdown/Restart issue?"
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Hello, I've successfully upgraded my build to Big Sur, but now, it automatically restarts even when I select shutdown. When I was using Clover the issue was fixed by selecting a checkbox, but I couldn't find the same option for OpenCore. I've read the dorotania/Fixing Shutdown/Restart section, but it isn't clear where it says:
I've multiple references to SB.PCI0.XXXX in my DSDT.aml, and I don't understand which one to use. In particular HS11, HS12, etc. AFAIK are the USB port addresses, so I've tried to use the scope value _SB-PCI0.XHC.RHUB in the FixShutdown-USB-SSDT file, but without success. I don't really know what I'm doing 🤷♂️ It isn't clear what value should be used Any suggestion? Hardware:
My DSDT.aml: [link] [comments] |
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