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boot glitch loading issue


 


elcap 10.11.6


 


0.3sec?glitch


 


loading after  everything is fine, stabled.


 


 


Find 0100007517 


Name : disabled:IOGraphicsFamily   


Replace 0100007417


 


 or


 


Find 0100007517 


Name : disabled:IOGraphicsFamily   


Replace 010000EB17


 


not working..


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Ok I made a new Automator application, that will reinstall updd each boot (after confirmation ofc) and will apply the libfaketime & cputhrottle on UPDD Gestures. But before you need to do some configuring (for first time).
 
So here is how it goes:

  • Download UPDD from Surface Pro's implementation : http://touch-base.com/documentation/SurfacePro.htm [RECOMMENDED] you can also your installer, but will have to edit the app later.
  • Copy the installer under /System
  • Download the UPDD Fixes: UPDD_FIX.zip
  • Extract and put re-updd and updd-ku in Applications folder
  • open Terminal (or iTerm) and run this: (if not available, check Note)
    curl http://launched.zerowidth.com/plists/3f5f9e60-5f46-0134-b6de-351995c9c45c/install | sh
    
  • ...
  • Enjoy

So basically here is what we've done:

  • Downloaded some files (duh!)
  • Put them somewhere (duh!)
  • Installed a launchd script and put it as a user script (this will only run on your account only, check Note for details)
  • ...
  • we profit!

So for the Automator apps, if you need to customize paths or add/remove some stuff. open Automator and click on File > Open > re-updd/updd-ku (or simply drag one of them on the Automator app), once open here is what you can change:

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  • F0XDwVe.png

So 1 and 4 are for automatic password acquirement, this means it will run the task without asking for Administrator password, BUT!! remember it will make your password readable to anyone who know how to use Automator, use AT YOUR OWN RISK, or just dont put the password if you're paranoid and unsure.

2 and 3 are for script/path change, as you see in 3, you can change the path of the pkg to be installed (as for me I used the one posted above, so it should have the same name, if you like to put it somewhere else [like on another partition or network path], you have to change this).

 

Note1:

OFC, I'm not to be held responsible of any damage happened to you. (which normally shouldn't happen but who knows!!)

 

Note2:

In case the above script stopped working (website down, removed for some reason), here is a way to do it manually:

  1. Open terminal (or iTerm) and type 
    nano com.zerowidth.launched.reinstall
  2. Then paste this: 
    <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    <!DOCTYPE plist PUBLIC "-//Apple Computer//DTD PLIST 1.0//EN" "http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd">
    <plist version="1.0">
    <dict>
    	<key>Label</key>
    	<string>com.zerowidth.launched.reinstall</string>
    	<key>ProgramArguments</key>
    	<array>
    		<string>sh</string>
    		<string>-c</string>
    		<string>open -a re-updd</string>
    	</array>
    	<key>RunAtLoad</key>
    	<true/>
    </dict>
    </plist>
  3. Hit Ctrl+X to save
  4. Type 
    mkdir -p ~/Library/LaunchAgents; cp com.zerowidth.launched.reinstall ~/Library/LaunchAgents/
  5. Launch it (optional) with:
    launchctl load -w ~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.zerowidth.launched.reinstall

Also here are the instructions for manual install from http://launched.zerowidth.com/ :

mkdir -p ~/Library/LaunchAgents
curl -o ~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.zerowidth.launched.reinstall.plist http://launched.zerowidth.com/plists/3f5f9e60-5f46-0134-b6de-351995c9c45c.xml
launchctl load -w ~/Library/LaunchAgents/com.zerowidth.launched.reinstall.plist

or if you want it as root for ANY other user:

curl -o ~/Downloads/com.zerowidth.launched.reinstall.plist http://launched.zerowidth.com/plists/3f5f9e60-5f46-0134-b6de-351995c9c45c.xml
sudo cp ~/Downloads/com.zerowidth.launched.reinstall.plist /Library/LaunchDaemons
sudo launchctl load -w /Library/LaunchDaemons/com.zerowidth.launched.reinstall.plist 

Also here is the script attached here: com.zerowidth.launched.reinstall.plist.zip

 

Enjoy :3 Your feedback is welcomed

 

Thanks to http://launched.zerowidth.com/for easy launchd plist creator.

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Hello everyone,
 I just came across this date, but I also have this tablet and I only enter the world of hackintosh.
 I just made my first dual xeon based on a card asus Z8NA-D6 and
 I settled on Mojave , so i'm newbee .

is it possible installe Now , high sierra or Mojave on this tablet ?

I only have 2 image available to make my installation key .

 

Best regards , Phil

 

 

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hi,

i think that's possible ... 4 years it runnin' on el capitan for me.

i got issues to update my hp elitebook 820 g2 from el capitan to mojave/catalina, so i don't think i'll give it a try on the samsung tablet.

midi-sama made a tutorial for sierra:

https://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/317221-guide-1012-sierra-on-tab/

 

cheers

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