#OpenCore Legacy

[river-taxbird]

Have you got an old Mac that is no longer supported by Apple? It's time to give it a new life.

How to install the latest MacOS on Mac hardware that is no longer officially supported using OpenCore Legacy Patcher.

I recently discovered this and it has been a game changer. Recently my partner needed a Mac for her music course, so we bought a 2012 Macbook Pro as it was cheap and on paper still had decent hardware for working with music. We were then disappointed to find out that it is no longer supported by Apple, and therefore can't run the latest version of Logic, which she needed to inter-op with the school comptuers. Just as we thought we had bought a less than useful computer, I found this video about OpenCore Legacy Patcher from Youtuber Action Retro.

It's a community made piece of software that allows you to install the latest version of MacOS on any Intel Mac, from the late 2000s onwards. All you need to do is download the application on a mac, it will then allow you to make a bootable USB drive for any version of MacOS you want, and you just need to choose the specific mac you are targeting from a list, and it "blesses" the bootable drive, allowing you to install it on your unsupported mac using the normal install process.

I tried it and it it worked perfectly on the 2012 Macbook Pro, and the latest version of MacOS Sonoma is running perfectly well on the 12 year old hardware. It also allowed us to install the latest version of Logic, so it's working great.

Props to the team for making this and allowing hardware that would otherwise be e-waste to continue to be usable with the modern internet and software. If you end up using it, please consider donating to the team as apparently they had to jump through some serious technical hoops to get this working. Here is the link again if you need it: https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher/

#mac #MacOS #Computers #OpenCore Legacy #OpenCore Legacy Patcher #Software #hardware #Apple #computer recycling #Action Retro

[witchey]

installing ubuntu on my 11 y/o imac hopefully this gets it running faster 🐧

#🔮💭 #i've got an ssd installed earlier last month it already ran pretty fast even using #opencore legacy patcher for Monterey but it was just so glitchy i thought i should just wipe and install linux sooo yeah 🥸 #i hope it works well... 🤞🏽 #it's already installing so fast #i got the imac refurbished when i graduated hs so it was already older when it was purchased #it's been out of date for yearssss only running up to 10.15

[polaroidtransfers]

Installed Big Sur on a 10 year old unsupported MacBook Pro. (Mountain Lion to Big Sur)

#opencore legacy patcher #unsupported Mac #MacBook Pro #proud of my hard work

[melabitme]

Ridare una nuova vita al vecchio Mac con OpenCore Legacy Patcher (terza parte)

Dopo due lunghissimi articoli su OpenCore Legacy Patcher (prima parte e seconda parte), ha senso destinarne un terzo ad una linkografia1 ragionata di pagine web e di video dedicati a questo software? Secondo me sì (altrimenti non stareste leggendo l’articolo proprio in questo momento), perché OpenCore Legacy Patcher (come sempre, da ora in poi userò l’acronimo OCLP) è un software complesso e non…

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#apple #big sur #jessie&039;s flying #macos #macworld #monterey #mr macintosh #opencore legacy patcher #sonoma #youtube

[richtong1]

Mac: New life for MacBooks 2010-2017 with OpenCore Legacy Patcher

Well, I’ve had some pretty good luck with OCLP to update old Macs to the latest MacOS Ventura, and Sonoma. Right now I’ve got running and it’s a pretty good list. The main thing to do is to make sure you are using the latest Open Core Legacy Patcher. So the idea is you get the latest operating system that is supported, then you do a brew install opencore-patcher and then you download the more…

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#macbook pro 2010 #opencore legacy patcher

[maiosx]

my hackintosh journey

formatting usb's to a gpt partition without gibmacOS's python script (only on windows with the bat cmd launcher script) was a pain for about a day or two and I wasn't aware it existed until I found it and it's still broken write to usb command is unavailable because the download server is off so writing the OS dmg images required transmac and that's if you can even find a proper installer. I also realized I was copying the ventura mac installer incorrectly to the drive then figured I should just boot efi's in a seperate usb drive to solve partitioning or read/write issues. My config.plist file had many things inaccurate and proper tree manager and ocat auxilary tools don't come with manuals. After finding a proper coffee-lake efi without any model identifiers, I used OCAT to generate an SMBIOS of iMac 19,1 and proper tree to edit some values like securebootmodel to disabled and enablewriteunprotector to true then rebuilt it, saved and pasted some prebuilt ACPI SSDTs then rebuilt the config file again. This is all after the original high sierra install which needed a proper clover EFI so I had used the one I found from AIO Clover Boot method's img file off an abandoned blog. Once I had High Sierra running I used a script from tonymacx86 to install web drivers for the OS but it broke for some reason after many reboots of the ventura installer. So I had to then update the OS and then installed the original web driver from nvidia. After that installation, you are required to use opencore's legacy patcher to build the new OS usb or off the app store with the dd to usb terminal command but opencore's method is easier. My take is... If you want to be able to run mac OS X on a PC just buy one. KVM's on Qemu with linux using Sosumi are outdated, they don't support usb passthrough correctly if you don't have the USB Kext installed for your mobo or Qemu updated and set up with virt-manager which is some other nonsense of it's own. The whole thing is a mess all over the internet without any proper guide to complete it all in 2023. That's even after you figure you can run the legacy patcher's root patch for GPUs - says it runs on ventura but I didn't test it and without metal app support.. and you still need to know the secret boot arguments for your GPU if it's not AMD based and you'll likely get some Invalid X symbol at the second boot for not disabling system integrity protection while rooting or not copying over the EFI bc I don't even know how to safe boot to a hackintosh for turning off SIP if it doesn't boot in the first place. I will stay on Windows 10 and keep my High Sierra installation though because old software is kinda neat, less broken, and faster than whatever is out in the wild. Manjaro Linux running gnome on the other hand, or Fedora are really good for running servers without needing windows license keys and it's probably why sysadmins like linux so much tho the other software on it mostly sucks and so without maiOSX running on edge and all the web apps it's toast and the safari developer thingy on iOS doesn't work on high sierra unless you update iTunes probably which is a security update of 2gb that will break the GPU again.. it's just awful how de-constructing updates and things are on all those mac OSes are. ventura looked neat though but, too grey for me. not dark enough.

#windows #hackintosh #mac #macOSX #monterey #ventura #high sierra #opencore #ocat auxiliary tools #transmac

[zenlossq]

How to install mac using windows

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Links:

#mac #windows #pc #install #Youtube

[techarena]

The Android Debug Bridge (ADB) is a versatile command-line tool that enables developers and enthusiasts to communicate with an Android device from a computer. However, users who employ OpenCore Legacy Patcher, a popular utility for running macOS on unsupported Mac models, may encounter issues with ADB connectivity. ADB Cannot Connect to Daemon with OpenCore Legacy Patcher Fix. In this article, we will explore the problem of ADB failing to connect to the daemon and provide you with a comprehensive guide on how to fix it using the OpenCore Legacy Patcher. Understanding ADB and OpenCore Legacy Patcher ADB, or Android Debug Bridge, is a command-line tool that facilitates communication between a computer and an Android device. It allows developers to execute various commands on an Android device, making it a valuable resource for app development, debugging, and system administration. OpenCore Legacy Patcher, on the other hand, is a software utility designed to enable macOS installation on unsupported Mac models, expanding the compatibility of macOS beyond Apple’s officially supported hardware. The Issue: ADB Cannot Connect to Daemon Users who employ OpenCore Legacy Patcher may encounter issues when trying to connect ADB to the daemon, preventing them from executing ADB commands on their Android devices. This problem often arises due to conflicts between OpenCore Legacy Patcher and the system configuration required for ADB to function correctly. Possible Causes of ADB Connectivity Issues Several factors can contribute to ADB connectivity issues when using OpenCore Legacy Patcher. Some of the common causes include: System Integrity Protection (SIP): SIP is a security feature in macOS that restricts modifications to critical system files and directories. It can interfere with the necessary system changes required for ADB functionality. Incompatible USB Connection: A faulty or incompatible USB connection can prevent ADB from recognizing the connected Android device. Incorrect ADB Installation: If ADB is not installed correctly or lacks the necessary permissions, it may lead to connectivity issues with the daemon. ADB Cannot Connect to Daemon with OpenCore Legacy Patcher Fix To resolve ADB connectivity issues when using OpenCore Legacy Patcher, follow these steps: Check USB Connection and ADB Installation Ensure that your USB cable is properly connected and that the Android device is recognized by the computer. Verify that ADB is correctly installed on your system by opening a terminal or command prompt window and typing the command “adb devices.” If the output displays the connected device, move on to the next step. Otherwise, recheck the USB connection and reinstall ADB if necessary. Disable SIP (System Integrity Protection) Restart your Mac and hold down the Command (⌘) + R keys during the boot process to enter Recovery Mode. In the Recovery Mode menu, open the Terminal application from the Utilities menu. Type the command “csrutil disable” and press Enter to disable SIP. Restart your Mac to apply the changes. Configure OpenCore Legacy Patcher for ADB Support In this step, we will configure OpenCore Legacy Patcher to ensure ADB support: Download and install the latest version of OpenCore Legacy Patcher from the official website or trusted sources. Launch OpenCore Legacy Patcher on your Mac. Navigate to the “Options” or “Settings” section within the application. Look for an option related to USB support or ADB compatibility. The exact wording may vary depending on the version of OpenCore Legacy Patcher you are using. Enable the USB support or ADB compatibility option. Save the changes and exit the OpenCore Legacy Patcher application. Restart and Test ADB Connectivity Restart your Mac to apply the changes made by OpenCore Legacy Patcher. Once your Mac has rebooted, reconnect your Android device via USB. Open a terminal or command prompt window and execute the command “adb devices” to check if ADB can now detect your Android device. If the connected device is displayed in the output, congratulations! You have successfully fixed the ADB connectivity issue with OpenCore Legacy Patcher. Additional Troubleshooting Steps If the ADB connectivity issue persists after following the steps mentioned above, consider the following troubleshooting measures: Update ADB and Platform Tools Ensure that you have the latest version of ADB and Platform Tools installed on your computer. Outdated versions may cause compatibility issues. Verify USB Debugging On your Android device, go to Settings > Developer options and verify that USB debugging is enabled. If you don’t see the Developer options in the Settings menu, go to Settings > About phone and tap on the “Build number” seven times to enable Developer options. Check Firewall and Antivirus Settings Temporarily disable any firewall or antivirus software that might be blocking ADB connections. Remember to re-enable them once the issue is resolved. Try a Different USB Cable and Port Faulty USB cables or ports can prevent ADB from establishing a connection. Try using a different USB cable or connect the device to a different USB port on your computer. Reinstall ADB and Drivers Uninstall ADB and related drivers from your computer and reinstall them from official sources to ensure a clean installation. Also read: APEX LEGENDS ‘FS_CHECKASYNCREQUEST’ ENGINE ERROR FIX Conclusion ADB connectivity issues when using OpenCore Legacy Patcher can be frustrating, but by following the troubleshooting steps outlined in this article, you should be able to resolve the problem. Remember to check your USB connection, verify ADB installation, disable System Integrity Protection (SIP), and configure OpenCore Legacy Patcher for ADB support. If the issue persists, consider updating ADB, checking USB debugging settings, and trying different USB cables or ports. By taking these steps, you can ensure a seamless connection between ADB and your Android device while using OpenCore Legacy Patcher.

[biancarogers]

How to Install macOS Big Sur on UnsupportedMacs using OpenCore - OpenCore Legacy Patcher 🖥️✨💾 https://applevideos.co.uk/mac-studio/how-to-install-macos-big-sur-on-unsupportedmacs-using-opencore-opencore-legacy-patcher

#macOSBigSur OpenCoreLegacyPatcher

[hirokin]

[ericvanderburg]

Apple antique aficionados can boot to the future with OpenCore Legacy Patcher

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[hackernewsrobot]

OpenCore Legacy Patcher project brings macOS Sonoma support to 16-year-old Macs

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2023/10/opencore-legacy-patcher-project-brings-macos-sonoma-support-to-16-year-old-macs/

[melabitme]

Ridare una nuova vita al vecchio Mac con OpenCore Legacy Patcher (seconda parte)

Ed eccoci arrivati alla seconda parte di questo lunghissimo articolo su OpenCore Legacy Patcher. Nella prima parte ho presentato il programma, che può ridare smalto ad un vecchio Mac permettendogli di far girare versioni recenti di macOS, e ho spiegato come installare su una chiavetta USB sia OpenCore Legacy Patcher (da ora in poi OCLP) che il programma di installazione di macOS, da scegliere fra…

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#apple #macbook pro #macos #opencore legacy patcher

[richtong1]

mac: OLCP stuck on boot after root patching and MBP 2014

OK, I’ve been using Opencore Legacy Patcher for a few months now and it has been working well, but the big issue has been updating it and rebooting. There is a step called root patching where the boot drive gets kernel extensions in /Library/Extensions and on reboot these can fail. I had in the past had to rebuild the entire thing, but thanks to the Discord channel, I discovered this fix which…

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#dgpu #nvram #olcp

[zenlossq]

Necessary to know websites for development

Who.is to know how to set DNS settings on new websites

endoflife.date to know what applications are supported and which OSes still run them

Netlify

Github

Necessary Software for cross platforming

maiOSX

Splashtop

Glass2k

Need to Know if only on a PC but want to write code on Mac

Clover and Clover Configurator

OpenCore and OpenCore Configurator

OpenCore Legacy Patcher

[leapingmonkeys]

OpenCore Legacy Patcher 1.0.0 released, with macOS Sonoma support!