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[Pre Release] macOS Sequoia 15.1


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3 hours ago, ameenjuz said:

I think that 15.1 beta 6 fixed EFI mounting using Terminal

sudo diskutil mount /dev/disk0s1

I m able to mount EFI Partition without make to mkdir

 

diskutil does not require you to mkdir

mount does

 

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7 hours ago, LockDown said:

diskutil does not require you to mkdir

mount does

 

on beta 5 mounting with this command

mkdir -p /Private/tmp/EFI && sudo mount -t msdos /dev/disk0s1 /Private/tmp/EFI

now beta 6 fixed sudo diskutil mount /dev/disk0s1

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Upgrade from Sequoia 15.1 Beta5->Beta6 proceeded without issues via incremental OTA.  Booting with Open Core 1.0.1.  Not using OCLP.  Needed to temporarily disable BluetoolFixup.kext 2.6.9 for successful incremental update and re-enabled BluetoolFixup.kext after the update was complete.

 

Sequoia 15.1 Beta6 has fixed (again) the Ethernet issue that affected Remote Desktop connections to Windows and Linux.

EDIT: Just booted Sequoia 15.1 Beta 6 and experienced the connectivity issue with Microsoft Remote Desktop.  Setting Ethernet to "Inactive" and then to "Active" restores network connectivity for MS Remote Desktop.  Appears that this is still a problem with Sequoia 15.1 Beta 6.

 

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Upgraded. It goes really fast. Just have to fix my usual  issues. I don't know why it shows the correct GPU definition in system profiler but it doesn't  in about this hack. 

Step by step. Ciao

 

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Upgrade from Sequoia 15.1 Beta5->Beta6;

Opencore 1.0.2 Wifi (Asus N10 dongle with @chris1111 kext)

 

1.  Revert OCLP Root Patches

2. Disable BluetoolFixup.kext from Config file

3. Restart and Boot System

 

Start incremental update with OTA

 

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Do not forget to activate BluetoolFixup.kext after update was completed.

 

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OTA update completed successfully. 

 

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Anyone knows what kind of Error is this?? It looks like OCAT error more than mine.

It showed after I reinstalled Windows. I usually unplug the drive but since it's M.2 skipped that part. 

It boots normally but cant get rid of that error. 

 

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2 minutes ago, Irish_Man said:

Anyone knows what kind of Error is this??

It showed after I reinstalled Windows. I usually unplug the drive but since it's M.2 skipped that part. 

It boots normally but cant get rid of that error.

 

  Reveal hidden contents

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The solution is explained here.

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Since BRCM cards work in Sequoia the wifi icon is grayed out, I have to click on it to activate it
do you have this kind of problem on your laptop?
latest sequoia and latest OCLP

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1 hour ago, chris1111 said:

Since BRCM cards work in Sequoia the wifi icon is grayed out, I have to click on it to activate it

 

I see this behavior in Ventura (patched with OCLP 0.6.8), Sonoma (patched with OCLP 1.4.3) and Sequoia (patched with OCLP 2.0.2) on my HackBookPro6,2 (Dell Latitude E6410, Nvidia Tesla) - all booting with OC 1.0.1.  For me, the grayed Wi-Fi icon is purely cosmetic and does not affect Wi-Fi function / performance.

 

EDIT: Note that Ventura does not require OCLP Wi-Fi root patches (on my hack), so the Wi-Fi icon behavior has nothing to do with the OCLP Wi-Fi root patches and is a byproduct of Nvidia Tesla graphics root patches (for me).

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5 hours ago, chris1111 said:

Since BRCM cards work in Sequoia the wifi icon is grayed out, I have to click on it to activate it
do you have this kind of problem on your laptop?
latest sequoia and latest OCLP

 

No I don't have this kind of problem.

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7 hours ago, chris1111 said:

Since BRCM cards work in Sequoia the wifi icon is grayed out, I have to click on it to activate it
do you have this kind of problem on your laptop?
latest sequoia and latest OCLP

 

I have this symptom on, usually, old rigs. It is not activation. It is already activated, but you just make it "remember".

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