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matxpa
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2 hours ago, Cyberdevs said:

That's so cool! Thanks for the update.

 

Hi

But 042-37835 (23A5328b) is Dev Beta 6 or Pub Beta 4 and not Dev Beta 7 (23A5337a) which one is not yet available at swcdn catalog.

the last one is

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[ 43 ] macOS Sonoma beta 14.0 (23A5328b) ........... 2023-08-23 17:07:24 .. 12.78 GB .. 042-37835

 

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Hi

On a Laptop Asus Ivy Bridge (i5-3340M Intel HD4000 +  OCLP Sonoma-dev 0.6.9)

                           from Sonoma 14.0 (23A5312d) Dev Beta 6/Pub Beta 4               to                       Sonoma 14.0 (23A5337a) Dev Beta 7/Pub Beta 5.

 

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Updated flawlessly to beta 7.

Z390 + 6600 XT + i9-9900.

OpenCore 0.9.4 with OCLP AMFIPass.kext and root patch applied to get Fenvi wifi working

SMBIOS: iMac19,1 without RestrictEvents.

Full size update (not incremental).

 

Here is a summary of Sonoma updates (as far as I know) referring to desktops using iMac, ImacPro or MacPro SMBIOS:

 

1. About getting update notifications 

  • iMac19,1 SMBIOS (T2 absent) gets Sonoma updates
  • T2 SMBIOSes don’t get Sonoma updates
  • T2 SMBIOSes with vmm setting (sbvmm, kernel patches or cpuid flag) get Sonoma updates.

2. About full or incremental updates

  • OCLP root patched systems get full size updates
  • systems without OCLP root patch (or root patch reverted): on all machines (T2 and not T2 models) RestrictEvents.kext and revpatch=sbvmm (or kernel patches or cpuid flag) are required to get the incremental update. Without this, they get full updates.

Thanks @Cyberdevs

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40 minutes ago, miliuco said:

systems without OCLP root patch (or root patch reverted): on all machines (T2 and not T2 models) RestrictEvents.kext and revpatch=sbvmm (or kernel patches or cpuid flag) is required to get the incremental update. Without this, they get full updates.

Correct, as proven with my SmBIOS based Hack iMac Model 2020. :thumbsup_anim:

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is it possible to upgrade from Ventura to Sonoma?

i am asking this because i updated OC and all kexts and tools but i get a kernel panic and reboot.

 

says before the reboot something like this:

 

no port micro restart (we don't support smc on this platform)

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4 minutes ago, ham4ever said:

is it possible to upgrade from Ventura to Sonoma?

i am asking this because i updated OC and all kexts and tools but i get a kernel panic and reboot.

 

says before the reboot something like this:

 

no port micro restart (we don't support smc on this platform)

Post your EFI Folder and someone will take a look for you, remove your S/N, SmUUID, ROM etc from config.plist before posting.

The Z390 is a popular board and easy to update to Sonoma.

 

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20 minutes ago, eSaF said:

Post your EFI Folder and someone will take a look for you, remove your S/N, SmUUID, ROM etc from config.plist before posting.

The Z390 is a popular board and easy to update to Sonoma.

 

 

This is EFI i am using to boot to Ventura.

for now i am trying to upgrade from the system self and not USB.

 

 

EFI.zip

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52 minutes ago, ham4ever said:

This is EFI i am using to boot to Ventura.

for now i am trying to upgrade from the system self and not USB.

Try the attached EFI Folder formulated by @miliuco from his GitHub Repository based on his own Z390 and researched experience.

Your EFI Folder contains too many conflicting files, config entries and kexts.

This EFI Folder should get your update to Sonoma without a problem.

The only changes I made to this folder was Update OC to latest version as well as the kext files within.

Good luck.

EFI.zip

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@eSaF 

Thanks but @ham4ever must check some differences:

  • keep the -wegnoegpu boot arg for the unsupported AMD
  • DeviceProperties >> PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x1F,0x3) >> in the key layout-id as Data your value is 01000000 and remove alcid=1 in boot args
  • add the BT kexts that you have in your EFI (not needed in my system).

 

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2 hours ago, eSaF said:

Try the attached EFI Folder formulated by @miliuco from his GitHub Repository based on his own Z390 and researched experience.

Your EFI Folder contains too many conflicting files, config entries and kexts.

This EFI Folder should get your update to Sonoma without a problem.

The only changes I made to this folder was Update OC to latest version as well as the kext files within.

Good luck.

EFI.zip 8.58 MB · 9 downloads

 

Thanks @eSaF, tried the EFI you provided but it was Stuck on [EB|#LOG:EXITBS:START],  i had to enable AppleXcpmCfgLock.

 

and tried to login to Ventura but the iGPU was glitchy and automatically reboot  so i had to change PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x2,0x0) to the one i use.

 

and when Ventura booted i lost mouse and keyboard.

 

now i tried to boot to Sonoma. but was same panic kernel. just with different lines after: no port micro restart (we don't support smc on this platform)

 

i uploaded a video of the kernel panic:

 

https://youtu.be/FzhLMLywS8s

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1 hour ago, miliuco said:

Thanks but @ham4ever must check some differences:

Thanks - that is why I opted for one of your Builds instead of one of my old Z390 EFI Folders which I still have a copy of.

I figured you'd be the obvious person to direct them if necessary. 

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1 minute ago, ham4ever said:

 

Thanks @eSaF, tried the EFI you provided but it was Stuck on [EB|#LOG:EXITBS:START],  i had to enable AppleXcpmCfgLock.

 

and tried to login to Ventura but the iGPU was glitchy and automatically reboot  so i had to change PciRoot(0x0)/Pci(0x2,0x0) to the one i use.

 

and when Ventura booted i lost mouse and keyboard.

 

now i tried to boot to Sonoma. but was same panic kernel. just with different lines after: no port micro restart (we don't support smc on this platform)

 

i uploaded a video slow motion of the kernel panic:

 

https://youtu.be/FzhLMLywS8s

Keep the original PCIe config settings for the graphics also your USB kext and try again.

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51 minutes ago, ham4ever said:

@eSaF  is there any solution to get BCM94331 wifi/bt working , including airdrop?  

I don't really know as my Fenvi T-919 was native to previous Apple OS versions but is not with Sonoma.

It is now made possible with OCLP whereas WIFI, AIrDrop along with all Apple Continuation functions.

Maybe someone can assist you with your query with your particular Card. Good luck.

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All OS on my hack which include Catalina,Big sur,Monterey and Ventura Sleeps very well except for Sonoma even on a fresh clean new install.

Can't put my finger on what could be wrong.

Guess am gonna wait until they finally release it and see. 

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