I was prompted to update OCLP yesterday and did so in anticipation of updating to Sonoma 14.4 from 14.2.1. I updated but did not restart right away as I was busy working. This morning I restarted and saw that one of my screens wasn’t working and there was a noticeable slow down on graphics, e.g. scrolling a webpage. So I applied the post-install root patches, thinking there may be driver differences and got stuck on the boot screen after restarting.
I then reverted the snapshot and was able to get back into MacOS and needed to apply the post-install root patches again (tiny writing/no WiFi). I did this and restarted only to get stuck at the boot screen again (after login). I then installed OCLP 1.4.1, which is the version that was installed prior to the update, and got stuck at the boot screen again.
I now find myself in this cycle of getting stuck at the boot screen, reverting my snapshots and then needing to apply post-install root patches, applying them and back to the stuck boot screen.
Before I reinstall MacOS, are there any suggestions on what else I could do? Maybe I’m doing something wrong? I’ve got backups but because I’m using FileVault, they will not be installed through the migration assistant.
MacBook Pro 11,2 Mid 2014 Retina
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