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I have installed Ventura 13.2 (22D49) on a Dell latitude 3440 - intel hd graphics 4400 OC.0.8.9

Successfully installed but can't patch with OCLP
The Start Root Patching button cannot be pressed. How do I fix it?

 

https://github.com/dortania/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher/issues/1008?fbclid=IwAR1_DlaUkuQOH_baIWOYHLUEZViY7CjocLw5G-yE47ELkdCAmQDPUVurpj0

 

 

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Edited by diamondhackintosh

OCLP tries to automatically detect what patches are needed by device ID/devices that exist within your system. Because OCLP mostly looks at devices that exist in apple devices, it doesn't look for the HD 4400 as it was never in any apple devices.
You likely need to spoof the device ID anyway to get the graphics kexts to work (even after OCLP patched them in), so it is probably worth seeing if you can set your device-id to match one of those listed in the link above.

Edited by 1Revenger1
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20 minutes ago, 1Revenger1 said:

OCLP tries to automatically detect what patches are needed by device ID/devices that exist within your system. Because OCLP mostly looks at devices that exist in apple devices, it doesn't look for the HD 4400 as it was never in any apple devices.
You likely need to spoof the device ID anyway to get the graphics kexts to work (even after OCLP patched them in), so it is probably worth seeing if you can set your device-id to match one of those listed in the link above.

 

Thanks a lot, I'll try it out.

I still have no luck I don't know if I set this up correctly or not.
I've attached the EFI, just in case it's useful.

i use MacbookPro 14,1 My smbios

 

EFI

 

 

Config_plist_-_for_Official_OpenCore__0_8_8_Release_Configuration_.jpg

Edited by diamondhackintosh

Do you have Whatever green or have an ACPI patch to rename the iGPU device to IGPU? Looking a bit closer, it seems like OCLP checks the ioregistry to detect the device, and it specifically looks for devices named IGPU with the right device id. Whatever green will rename it automatically. The device id you have set currently looks fine.

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  • 4 weeks later...
On 2/1/2023 at 8:47 AM, diamondhackintosh said:

I still have no luck I don't know if I set this up correctly or not.
I've attached the EFI, just in case it's useful.

i use MacbookPro 14,1 My smbios

 

EFI

 

 

Config_plist_-_for_Official_OpenCore__0_8_8_Release_Configuration_.jpg

 

like that it's ok !!!!image.png.a7d6b8778eb85db5d0cace231205b9e0.png

 

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  • 3 weeks later...
On 2/23/2023 at 10:44 AM, arcade33 said:

 

like that it's ok !!!!image.png.a7d6b8778eb85db5d0cace231205b9e0.png

 

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Hello,

Is it Haswell?

Which SMBIOS did you choose?

Is Metal working? (are you able to set "Deriva" as screensaver, just for example...?)

Let me know

8 hours ago, Iceman said:

 

 

Hello,

Is it Haswell?

Which SMBIOS did you choose?

Is Metal working? (are you able to set "Deriva" as screensaver, just for example...?)

Let me know

yes is an Haswell processor 

smbios 15.2 macbook pro 

metal is working and also DERIVA as Screensaver 

i have a strange behaviour, because system is graphic accelerated, but any "metal" thing is freezing the system.

After tried different platform-id, i realized the most important flag is "framebuffer-cursormem", because without it, i can't open neither "Terminal" (freezing suddenly on click... Safari too, for example)

On bios i switched AUTO to 64MB, but i don't know how important it is... because i set even framebuffer-stolenmem/framebuffer-fbmem    

  • 4 weeks later...

Just to let you (all) know, i solved by changing CPU... my i3-4150 had HD4400 that has glitching (choosing, for example, Drift as screensaver, the system freeze for a couple of seconds).

No mem patches has worked... i really tried EVERY SINGLE ONE...

Leaving 128MB share size on BIOS (exactly how it was when trying with i3), without making anything else,  and just switching CPU to an i5-4460, everything works perfect now... because this CPU has HD4600

I upgraded my Catalina system installed previously with the i3, straight to Monterey and everything went better than making it on a real Mac 😂

Edited by Iceman
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On 4/8/2023 at 9:18 PM, Iceman said:

Just to let you (all) know, i solved by changing CPU... my i3-4150 had HD4400 that has glitching (choosing, for example, Drift as screensaver, the system freeze for a couple of seconds).

No mem patches has worked... i really tried EVERY SINGLE ONE...

Leaving 128MB share size on BIOS (exactly how it was when trying with i3), without making anything else,  and just switching CPU to an i5-4460, everything works perfect now... because this CPU has HD4600

I upgraded my Catalina system installed previously with the i3, straight to Monterey and everything went better than making it on a real Mac 😂

Im stuck over a week for it, i tried Ventura, Sonoma with OLCP and it still 4Mb Graphics, tried Catalina but cant boot

Anyone has same spec or has experience please help, many thank

 
 
 

 CPU

└── Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-4160 CPU @ 3.60GHz

├── Cores: 2

├── Threads: 4

├── SSE: SSE4.2

└── SSSE3: Supported

─ Motherboard

├── Model: H81M-DS2

└── Manufacturer: Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd.

─ GPU

├── Intel(R) HD Graphics 4400

│ ├── Device ID: 0x041E

│ ├── Vendor: 0x8086

│ ├── PCI Path: PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x2,0x0)

│ └── ACPI Path: \_SB.PCI0.GFX0

└── NVIDIA GeForce GT 730

├── Device ID: 0x0F02

├── Vendor: 0x10DE

├── PCI Path: PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)

└── ACPI Path: \_SB.PCI0.PEG0.PEGP

5 hours ago, oldman20 said:

Im stuck over a week for it, i tried Ventura, Sonoma with OLCP and it still 4Mb Graphics, tried Catalina but cant boot

Anyone has same spec or has experience please help, many thank

I'm under the impression that swapping out the i3-4150 for an i5-4460 was a smart move, especially given the improved graphics capability with the HD4600.

 

Regarding your current issue: Have you tried updating your BIOS to the latest version? Sometimes, this can resolve compatibility issues. You can also check the compatibility of the NVIDIA GeForce GT 730 with the newer macOS versions. There might be some driver conflicts causing the boot issues. Just my 2 cents ... 

@oldman20

8 hours ago, oldman20 said:

Im stuck over a week for it, i tried Ventura, Sonoma with OLCP and it still 4Mb Graphics, tried Catalina but cant boot

Anyone has same spec or has experience please help, many thank

 
 
 

 CPU

└── Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-4160 CPU @ 3.60GHz

├── Cores: 2

├── Threads: 4

├── SSE: SSE4.2

└── SSSE3: Supported

─ Motherboard

├── Model: H81M-DS2

└── Manufacturer: Gigabyte Technology Co., Ltd.

─ GPU

├── Intel(R) HD Graphics 4400

│ ├── Device ID: 0x041E

│ ├── Vendor: 0x8086

│ ├── PCI Path: PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x2,0x0)

│ └── ACPI Path: \_SB.PCI0.GFX0

└── NVIDIA GeForce GT 730

├── Device ID: 0x0F02

├── Vendor: 0x10DE

├── PCI Path: PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1,0x0)/Pci(0x0,0x0)

└── ACPI Path: \_SB.PCI0.PEG0.PEGP

 

Please upload your config.plist

10 hours ago, ArcaneRhapsody said:

I'm under the impression that swapping out the i3-4150 for an i5-4460 was a smart move, especially given the improved graphics capability with the HD4600.

 

Regarding your current issue: Have you tried updating your BIOS to the latest version? Sometimes, this can resolve compatibility issues. You can also check the compatibility of the NVIDIA GeForce GT 730 with the newer macOS versions. There might be some driver conflicts causing the boot issues. Just my 2 cents ... 

sadly i just using i3-4160 for my desktop, its too old but i have another laptop. And i read somebody can make hd4400 working

7 hours ago, cankiulascmnfye said:

@oldman20

 

Please upload your config.plist

config.plist

Sure, thank for your attention. Hope u look at little and found solution

On 11/25/2023 at 4:24 PM, cankiulascmnfye said:

@oldman20 Before I begin: which OC version are you using and : this is for the i5-4460, correct?

Lastest version 0.9.5 bro, and cpu i3-4160 desktop

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48 minutes ago, oldman20 said:

Lastest version 0.9.5 bro, and cpu i3-4160 desktop

 

Cleaned it up a little, merged missing keys so OC Validate is happy. Edited framebuffer patch.

 

  config_iMac14,4_i3-4160.plist.zip

Edited by cankiulascmnfye
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On 11/24/2023 at 6:41 PM, oldman20 said:

sadly i just using i3-4160 for my desktop, its too old but i have another laptop. And i read somebody can make hd4400 working

I also think that the HD4400 can be made to work. Since you also have a laptop, you might find it useful for tasks that require more power or newer technology. 

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On 11/27/2023 at 8:15 PM, ArcaneRhapsody said:

I also think that the HD4400 can be made to work. Since you also have a laptop, you might find it useful for tasks that require more power or newer technology. 

Thank, i try it but still not working. I installed Sonoma on this, olcp patcheable but stuck when boot, need remove patched kext. I tried boot Big Sur or Catalina but cant bootable usb installer

I want to use nvidia GT730 (kepler) on that hack. Any suggestions? Many thank

1 minute ago, oldman20 said:

Thank, i try it but still not working. I installed Sonoma on this, olcp patcheable but stuck when boot, need remove patched kext. I tried boot Big Sur or Catalina but cant bootable usb installer

I want to use nvidia GT730 (kepler) on that hack. Any suggestions? Many thank

 

OpenCore Legacy Patcher.

 

Use an empty Framebuffer for the iGPU for IQSV. And use nv_disable=1 boot-arg, so the card  runs in VESA mode. After applying root patches, you can remove the boot-arg

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10 hours ago, cankiulascmnfye said:

 

OpenCore Legacy Patcher.

 

Use an empty Framebuffer for the iGPU for IQSV. And use nv_disable=1 boot-arg, so the card  runs in VESA mode. After applying root patches, you can remove the boot-arg

sorry, more clearly about empty framebuffer? what is IQSV?

I using this boot for installing process (success) but failed when trying enable hd4400 or kepler gt730 on Sonoma

-v keepsyms=1 debug=0x100 amfi_get_out_of_my_way=0x1 NGFXCOMPAT=1 NGFXGL=1 nvidia_drv_vrl=1 nv_disable=1

Tried boot Big Sur or Catalina but cant

10 hours ago, cankiulascmnfye said:

 

OpenCore Legacy Patcher.

 

Use an empty Framebuffer for the iGPU for IQSV. And use nv_disable=1 boot-arg, so the card  runs in VESA mode. After applying root patches, you can remove the boot-arg

must i need add anything in DeviceProperties in config.plist for nvidia card?

13 hours ago, cankiulascmnfye said:

 

OpenCore Legacy Patcher.

 

Use an empty Framebuffer for the iGPU for IQSV. And use nv_disable=1 boot-arg, so the card  runs in VESA mode. After applying root patches, you can remove the boot-arg

i tried olcp and cant boot, but system not freeze (Pic. 2) (keyboard Caps Lock still respon) must plugout power to reboot and restore snapshot to boot (Pic. 1)

 

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Edited by oldman20

@oldman20

 

Empty Framebuffer = iGPU is only used for computational tasks and not displaying a picture. IQSV (= Intel QuickSync Video) is a computational task, for example. And since you didn't follow my instructions your iGPU is now misconfigured. Because you have BOTH iGPU and GPU configured for displaying picture.

 

So, change the following:

 

AAPL,ig-platform-id to 04001204

Leave Device ID as is

Disable framebuffer… entries (put # in front), dlete the agdc entry

Delete nvidia_drv_vrl=1 >> Not required for kepler card. Otherwise you tell the system to load web drivers (which are not present anyway) while telling it to use VESA mode at the same ime. BTW: the correct boot-arg is nvda_drv_vrl=1 NOT nvidia_drv_vrl=1

 

Save the config.plist and Reboot.

Edited by cankiulascmnfye
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21 hours ago, oldman20 said:

Thank, i try it but still not working. I installed Sonoma on this, olcp patcheable but stuck when boot, need remove patched kext. I tried boot Big Sur or Catalina but cant bootable usb installer

I want to use nvidia GT730 (kepler) on that hack. Any suggestions? Many thank

Hmmm... NVIDIA GT730 might work. Just check those BIOS settings and make sure your bootable USB for Big Sur or Catalina has the right setup. It can be tricky, but you've got this.
 

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