Hi Guys,

Let me admit that my knowledge on MacOS structure is by far not advanced so, please, be clement and don't undervote me should this be a dumb question.

I have a macpro6,1 wonderfully running Sequoia 15.7.4 - thanks OCLP!!! :)
I recently read that Windows uses both GPUs natively, while MacOS leave the use of the second GPU to the app programmers.

I was wandering if it would be feasible to build a patch or something else that would enable the second GPU also on MacOS, and therefore to all apps... I understand this is a niche need and OCLP guys might never see that as a priority! Just wondering if it would be technically possible or if this would require to re-compile the whole OS or something like that.

Thanks in advance for your thoughts.

Hey, I tried to upgrade my iMac 15 to sequoia and fucked up.

It didn’t work because the hard drive showed an error (.10) and then I couldn’t leave the menu so I pressed command, r and p and now I’m stuck here and don’t know what to do. I’m new to this whole thing so I‘d be great if someone could “simplify” it for me how to get out of this mess. I’m really scared that I fucked up big time.

Help is greatly appreciated and needed!!!

I tried installing sequoia but with the latest one in GitHub. 2.4.1 I think it is. But when it’s almost done installing (fresh install) it says an error and that update couldn’t be completed. The window in the background shows startup disks either nothing in it

So I’m wondering what’s the best compatible oclp version for my MacBook Pro to install either Sonoma or sequoia with?

I need help with this issue.

can i follow the yt tutorial to install macos big sur if i am on macos ventura on my macbook pro 2012? or i should first have to go to catalina?

Hello,

I'm looking to upgrade to Ventura and just wanted to double check i'm doing everything in the right order.

I'm going to move the HDD to the optical bay and use an SSD for the main hard drive. Once I format the new SSD, do I install Catalina on to it and then go ahead with using OCLP? am I ok to leave Catalina on my HDD for a while as a back up just in case I run in to any hiccups on the SSD OCLP install?

I don't really have any many files to move except for The Sims 4 with just under 1GB of mods, and some Logic Pro X instrument files.

Thanks everyone.

Just came across this -- it's a "user experience" post with some software that can install a controlled-by-you device management policy that tells MacOS to not show you Tahoe upgrade alerts at all...for 90 days. Which is a little better, anyway.

https://robservatory.com/block-the-upgrade-to-tahoe-alerts-and-system-settings-indicator/

His version adds a notahoecommand that you can run periodically to push the 90-day block out further.

i used OCLP for my maxwell gpu (gtx950) it worked on monterey clearly but in sonoma it lags what should i do? (in about this mac i see that my gpu is recognized after patch)

theres my specs:

GTX950 2GB

i5 3470

8GB DDR3

I've been using OCLP for several years now, very successfully. Very happy.

Anyhow, recently, I needed access to Windows 11 for a remote gig. I learned how to install Windows 11, even though my older Lenovo Windows gaming laptop and my iMac in bootcamp are unsupported. I followed a YouTube video and it took me like 20 minutes.

But for some reason, whatever requirements the remote gig's proprietary software required, my Lenovo wouldn't pass their tests, and my Mac did.

So I've been successfully using their software in Bootcamp on Windows 11 for several weeks now.

I had even been able to install Windows 11 updates in Bootcamp with no issues.

Last week, I got a failed Windows 11 update. It said something about Windows 11, version 25H2, and that my PC failed the requirements.

What's confusing is that I already have that version installed, but I haven't been able to install any Windows 11 updates ever since.

Meanwhile, the proprietary software still worked all week, but I know it's only a matter of time because the software requires the security updates.

Wondering if anyone has any ideas of what I could do? I was thinking of reinstalling, like doing a fresh install of Windows 11, but I wonder if the iso disk that's downloadable from Microsoft's site is updated? or is it the same iso from when Windows 11 first launched, and it's the updates that bring you up-to-date?

昨天参照论坛的方法成功打开蓝牙后可以连接无线耳机但是妙控鼠标a1296一直无法连接上，不明白难道是因为不兼容吗

2012 MacBook Pro Retina 15 inches.. After updating Sequia, the keyboard and trackpad are not working, but they told me to use the hub, so I used the hub, but it's not working What do you do in this case When I try to root patch an open-core patch on an usb with Catalina installed, the root patch doesn't click.

After I rebooted after OCLP reapplied its patches the red 1 over the System Setting went away. Yay!

I'm wondering if this is something anyone else has dealt with.

I'm using a macbook pro with universal control enabled through OCLP to control a new mac mini. About every 55 seconds, the the cursor movement will freeze for about a 1 or 2 seconds. I tried connecting both machines to ethernet but it didn't help.

I am trying to use a 2015 MBP but even with a non-"blacklisted" machine like my mid 2012 mbp it does the same thing.

I was wondering if it's worth it getting a 2019 MacBook air with an i5 dual core, 8gb ram, and 128gb ssd. I know this is like the lowest specs one but i only see myself watching media, doing college work, running some logic pro projects, and perhaps some light work 1080p caput work load.

I have put into consideration that i would need to upgrade my iCloud plan to at least 200gb which im fine with since i already use my *cough cough* desktop mac pro with i5 11400f, 16gb ram ddr4, and 400gb ssd, which gets me all of my needs for education, entertainment, and music production.

so y'all think its worth 290 bucks? (its the cheapest offer i could find) other than a 2015 MacBook pro (i7 16gb ram 256gb ssd) and a lower end 2017 one.