I’m running OCLP on two legacy Macs. I just updated my 2011 MBP 13” and it was perfectly smooth. You and the OC developers are doing a huge service for the world of users still using older Macs everyday. And, yes - this is exciting… as a developer of much smaller projects I was always excited to see things work as designed. I can’t even imagine the scope of this project, the research, coding, and testing, required. To see it fall into place as designed is super exciting. Truly an awesome project, keeping the Home Brew Spirit alive. THANK YOU!!!
Hi, a question, did you have any issue as facetime camera not working?I'm strugling since months looking and asking but apparently no one had this issue as I do. I´ve tried everything I found, scripts and softwares but nothing, I can't get it to work :( thnx
Hi, I have a 2013 Imac (SSD, 16 of RAM and an i5 quadcore) which i bought last week and it's running Ventura a bit slow sometimes, do you know if that's an issue with Ventura or it does in fact run everything slow because it's old? I'm considering fresh installing Monterey but i'm not sure if it would improve anything
I'm running Monterey on a 2010 3.46 12 core Mac Pro. I couldn't be happier to extend the life of this machine with my Avid Pro Tools Ultimate system. Everything is working for me! Thank you for all that you do
@@garylordjohns3730 Hi, I have a 2010 3.46 12 Core Mac Pro also. I run a Firewire Apollo with a Thunderbolt card. I upgraded from High Sierra using Firewire. I decided on Monterey because of others reporting good success on this old Cheese Grater. Besides having to boot twice to get the system to recognize the Apollo it has been rock solid. I have not installed OCLP 1.5.0. I think I'll wait for an update. I never upgrade immediately with any major release of any software. Monterey is not compatible with my Apollo using Firewire. I can attach drives and such just not audio devices.
I should also tell you I got a 2013 MacPro for $300 and am in the middle of migrating Pro Tools to it. It’s tiny. Weighs 11 pounds. It’s fast and silent. I had to get a TB chassis for my HDX. I’m very happy so far.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge of OCLP. I recently successfully updated my early 2013 MBP 15" (i7) from Catalina to Sonoma using your step by step guide and this video. I look forward to using this decade old MBP once again.
Hi, I have a 2013 Imac (SSD, 16 of RAM and an i5 quadcore) which i bought last week and it's running Ventura a bit slow sometimes, do you know if that's an issue with Ventura or it does in fact run everything slow because it's old? I'm considering fresh installing Monterey but i'm not sure if it would improve anything
@@marcosschroer310 Hi normally it should be smooth regarding your specs, i did the same on a 2013 imac with SSD / 8 of Ram and it was fine too. Make a backup then do a fresh install with oclp and Sonoma
Smooth Operations. Great stuff Mr. Macintosh and Team. Great icon - context - composed 17:58. Tech with a eyewink.😉 edit 06/02: upgraded my macOS Monterey to 12.7.5 using the downloaded OCLP 1.5.0 and upgraded from 0.5.3. Smooth.
Many thanks to all Dortainia developers. No real need to update but I did it today just in case. All works fine on my IMac 27‘ end 2015 as well as on my MacBook Pro 15’ mid 2015. thanks again for your support. Highly appreciated!
So far, my 2012 i7 MBP and i7 minimac and my 2009 white MacBook performed the updates on the automatic initiation process. Just a few interactions and the systems updated with no troubles. OCLP is getting smoother with each update. This is excellent work. Very appreciated. All my Mac’s are on Sonoma with no problems.
I'll be in for both those machines, even though I'm mainly on a Mac Studio. Thanks for letting us know that these very popular machines work with the patcher.
Oh wow!!! Just ran 1.5.0. on a MBP 13" Mid 2012 , 2.9 GHz Dual-Core Intel Core i7 1TB, 16GB. with Sonoma 14.5. Perfecto. Well done you guys. Thanks so much.
Excellent news. Many thanks to the Dortania / OCLP crew and Mr Mac! Running : 2012 MacBook Pro + OCLP 1.4.3 + Latest Monterey 2012 MacBook Pro + OCLP + Latest Sonoma. Sonoma has become much more stable, and I have figured that most of its crashes/ kernel panics (not too frequent) are related to Universal Control calls , as both macs are in sync using iCloud and controlled by one keyboard, MX keys, and one mouse MX mouse for Mac. If one UC goes down, and is not attended to, I think it eventually causes a freeze / hang requiring a restart in the Sonoma machine. However, I have begun to understand how to keep UC up and stable, and to avoid hangs. I will certainly update OCLP and will wait on upgrading Monterey for now as it’s nice and rock solid.
Good Install! Took less than 10-minutes from starting download to finish on my Late 2013 MacPro. No issues whatsoever. Nice not having to type the passwords constantly!
Hi, nice video! In my case I have a Macbook Pro 13" late 2011 with Sonoma 14.4.1 with OCLP 1.4.3 (now I'm going to update it) and in all this time I had 3 to 4 sessions with troubles, the whole system slowed down dramatically, my workaround was to boot in Windows 10 (is dual boot) and then reboot to MacOS.Oh and I noticed that using the Terminal won't let me use X11 for SSH connections; I had to install XQuartz for that.
I hope that a member of the OCLP team sees this. I installed the 1.5.0 patch update, and my old late 2009 iMac with Monterey became just as fast and responsive as any new computer. The older patcher version was good, but the new update is phenomenal. Mind-blowing. What a fantastic job these folks have done. The team have probably saved the public millions or billions already. Apple would certainly call my old iMac obsolete. Nope, not in the slightest. I'm doing every single thing I want to do on it, and without lag. I did install 16 gigs of RAM to prepare for the older patcher and Monterey. Not too expensive. I didn't do an SSD upgrade. That would have been too involved. Will I put an even newer OS on it? Maybe, but I'm very happy with this. My deepest thanks. You guys are brilliant.
I’ve been using OCLP and upgrading since version 1.1. It gets better every update. I run a 2011 iMac, and a 2012 MacBook Pro, both of which I was about to trash a year ago until I found this solution. Thanks to you and all the developers at OpenCore - the iMac hardware is fantastic even if older. For what I do on my iMac, email, internet, scanning documents, - simple stuff, the OCLP has been a great savings
I am blown away at the ability to utilize my old Cheese Grater MPro. Running Monterey in an audio environment with a Thunderbolt Apollo Interface. Rock Solid! Thank you to all the developers for their hard work and dedication. Will be supporting the effort!
I updated my OCLP 1.3.0 to 1.5.0 on my iMac 21.5" late 2013 14,3 running Ventura 13.6.7 and all went fine. I had video and unknown issues with Ventura 1.5.0 seems to have fixed these. Thanks for the great work. Now I'm thinking of updating my 2009 6,1 white Macbook which runs OCLP 1.0.0 and Monterey :) I remember the patcher warning me not to go to Ventura, so I need to review this again.
Thank you again Mr. Macintosh for a very thorough update video! I installed the OC update no prob on my mid 2011 imac and the clone Ventura (latest) OS on my Samsung T7 drive. Both working great! Still using Ventura due to all the glitches i had with Sonoma, but I am sure I could run Sonoma problem free on the clone SSD. But for now, just sticking with latest Ventura, which has proven to be quite solid for the old imac i am using, which of course is still providing non metal graphics and un updated wifi/bluetooth for the internal and cloned external drives. Yes! The Open Core Developers are a super blessing for all of us using all these old macs! Thank you all Sooooo much. And the money is where my mouth is, but surely my donations are never enough to be what all their work is actually worth! Blessings all! 💕❣AJ
Thanks Mr. Macintosh for another great video!! Would you ever consider doing a video outlining the best upgrade methods/paths for those installing for the first time, those with OCLP currently installed, metal/non-metal capable, starting with older Mac OS's, etc and any potential pitfalls to avoid?
Thank you for your welcome video. Yesterday I followed another set of RUclips videos (older than yours) by someone else on this OpenCore Legacy Patcher process, and, unfortunately it was not pretty. I attempted to install Sonoma on my 2012 MBP Catalina, but after about 5 tries, I gave up, taking most of the day, as I attempted to deal with all kinds of strange, never-experienced scenarios, having to erase and reload the original Catalina software on the laptop about 5 times and then throwing in the towel. NOW, I see from your newer video that the OpenCore process changed / updated since then. SOOOO - I am going to give it another try using your instruction starting right now (3 PM Pacific Time 6/26/24). I hope to have more positive news to report in the coming hours or days. ----- 🙃
I'm absolutely thrilled with the latest version! Managed to successfully install Sonoma on my Mid-2011 iMac 27", and everything is running smoothly after the "Post-Install Patch" Outstanding work!
The OCLP 1.5.0 update ran just fine on my MacBook Pro 7,1 (13inch, 2010) with Monterey OCLP (1.4.3). Great video (as always), and many thanks to all OCLP developers!
I’ve now also updated an older, 2009 iMac 9,1 that was running Monterey OCLP and booting from an external FireWire SSD drive. Again the 1.5.0 update progressed without problems.
Long-time OCLP / Late-2013 iMac user here. I would say 95% no issues -- this machine is my daily driver, even. Thanks for all of your videos, they have been super helpful!
27" iMac 2011 i7. Root patcher didn't install correctly at first, but after updating Sonoma, OCLP prompted that it wanted to fix it, so now it works as good as it gets! Thanks!
how to boot directly without selecting boot drive? I have 2 partitions now it auto boots to old Monterey unless I hold option key that too stays only 5 seconds.
I had a lot of trouble figuring out how to build a disk for this, i desperately need to get my 2012 mac mini updated past catalina...so, i'll dig into this video tomorrow (it's 00:30 ) Thanks for the video, and many thanks to the OCP developers!
hey I just wanted to say I've been subscribed and I watch your videos every now and then in a way to just know when to update to a newer version that is stable. I wanted to say honestly I appreciate you a lot thank you for doing all the leg work. I'm a college student and starting my own business I use my computers for a lot right now but have very small budget so I'm glad thanks to you I don't have to compromise. You're awesome keep up the good work!
Just did the entire setup on a Macpro trashcan a few months ago and love it so far, the patch here took maybe 5 minutes and a quick restart! Insane how good this is!!!
I’ve just used 1.5.0 and it is a bit of a dream come true. Still, there is some confusion over preparation of a USB installer. To the best of my knowledge, it now needs to be given a separate partition for the EFI by the user. This was not always the case so it tripped me up for a few minutes. Thanks for your very detailed, line-by-line description of what’s happening under the hood.
1.5.0 Messed up 2010 macbook pro which was on 1.4.3 OCLP Monterey , I saw the remedy to apple update deletion video but didn't work ,i am back to High Sierra!
What exactly went wrong? I ask because I thought my Wi-Fi was screwed as I couldn't connect to it. However, I then discovered I only needed to enable Auto Proxy Discovery in my Network Prefs. (Patcher 1.5.0 and Monterey on MBP Mid 2009, 5,3). [Note to the OCLP team: could/should the installer be made to set that automatically?].
@@paulw2743 Thatnks for writing Paul - i had a snapshot mismatch warning , so i watched this video ruclips.net/video/gbMYXwUmmfw/видео.html and in this video 8:22 it says restart and/or spoof the update post deletion of those folders , I did exactly the same , but upon restart , the folders were still there and snapshop was also there , though now my MacBooks GFX went wonkers, and transparency went nuts , trackpad went unresponsive and I couldn't connect to wifi at all , basically system went really slow , I tried 2-3 restarts , but nothing helped , I mainly had put Monterey on this MacBook pro 2010 to be able to use 'MIST' , but now I also have a mac studio , so I decided to just go back to high sierra cause that just works as it should. All respect to OCLP and your detailed videos and all are doing great stuff for the community here. but I never thought that an OCLP update would let this kind of bug slide by , but no big deal. If I need to reflash OCLP again I will do that , but as of now I don't think I need to.
Huge thanks for this tool and updates. My 2012 MBP with upgraded wireless card is running Venture beautiful, maybe except for continuity camera, might be because I run the MBP in clamshell mode. But very very very very happy with OCLP! 👍🏼🎉🎊 🏆
Mine is a Macbook Pro Mid 2010 A1278 and every time I start the system, I have to use a USB keyboard and mouse to click on the user password field and type. And after logging in, the keyboard and trackpad started working again. I tried formatting with OpenCore, but the Mac doesn't recognize the keyboard to press Option. I tried with a USB HUB and wired keyboard, and nothing either. The usb keyboard even lit up and still nothing. What should I do?
I need help! Ever since macOS 14.4.1, my 13" MacBook Pro (mid 2012 non retina) can't wake up from sleep both from being idle and from the lid being closed down. Just updated to OCLP 1.5.0, but the issue still is not fixed. This is very frustrating
Mid 2012 MBP and I ran into a ton of graphical resolution issues and wifi not working trying to install Senoma 14.5 from a native Catalina install. I ended up opting to use 1.4.3 and created a fresh install USB and everything went without a hitch. For stability I'm going to stay one version behind while the teams works out the kinks/bugs in their latest version before upgrading after seeing any on reddit with the same problem.
Using a MacBook Air 2013 model, and when I get to the part to reboot and press options to select EFI and iOS it just gets stuck on the boot screen. I just see the apple logo and it just stays there. Unable to progress further. Tried different USB options and they all failed. Any help would be appreciated.
Absolutely thrilled, that I finally was able to install Sonoma 14.6.1 on a MacBook Pro 6,1... Everything working at acceptable levels, for a 15 year old MBP...
No longer boots after updating. Have been running Mac OS 13.6.3 from an external SSD. Today upon turning on computer I was greeted with an update message from OpenCore Legacy. I updated and now I don't see my external drive on the startup manager. iMac 27" Mid 2015.
The only issue I have is that when I copy paste text from a webpage, the text does not paste and I get a "nsattributedstringagent quit unexpectedly" error. I use a Mid-2012 Macbook Pro Retina. During the upgrade I got the following error ""SystemVersion plist build version mismatch".
I'm running Ventura 13.6.6 + OCLP 1.5.0 on an Early-2013 rMBP 15" with wi-fi AC card upgrade. I had issues installing root patch 1.5.0, so researching on Reddit I've found that starting Sonoma download and immediately hard shutting down the Mac (by pressing power button for some seconds) would solve the issue. After booting, I was able to install root patch 1.5.0. The only issue I've noted is that after every reboot the "crash recovery" popup appears. Don't know how to do a clean restart without this crash message.
I’ve been using OCLP ever since Monterey appeared in beta. I’ve used this on MacBooks pro’s from 2012 and 2016, my macpro 5,1, 6,1 and my iMac’s from 2012 to 2017 with no issues. I even donate to this project, invaluable
I’m running the 1.5.0 but when I had to install the Post install root patches the screen that has all the code and shows the process it stops at “Please ensure that you do not have any updates pending” how do I fix this or get past it as I don’t have any updates right now? Pls and thank you and there is no way I can access the internet as the patches have not been installed
@@siddharthbhatt4506 i found a fix if you see the upgrade to sonoma, click on upgrade and then once it start to download, click on the x to stop it, run the opencorepatcher - post install patch then it should work
@@siddharthbhatt4506 Software update if you see sonoma upgrade click on upgrade button when it starts to download, click on the X at the end of the download progress bar, that stops the download. Then open open-core patcher , post install root patch, then it should work
Couldn’t get it working tried tirelessly several times. Oclp always has “post ✉️ stall patches “always greyed out. Using MacBook Pro 2012 16gb ram running Catalina. I burnt it to 64gb. Usb for install followed video and tried to then install on 1t external ssd. ( test before I do Actual hdd). It goes through install and when reboots shows my untitled usb with the software”untitled ” and boots to hdd,usb,Monterey os. When click into Monterey nothing just blank. Any body any ideas. Tried gui then just installed pkg.
I have an iMac 27” mid 2011 computer. I have downloaded all the latest update of OpenCore Patcher and for some reason it shows that I have version 1.3.0 even though I had kept up with the updates. I downloaded 1.5.0. On the Post-Install Menu it didn’t show the previous version 1.4.6 When I open the setting on OpenCore, the App section under the Application Info shows Application version 1.3.0. PatcherSupportPkg version: 1.4.6. Commit info shows Branch: refs/tags/1.3.0 Booted Info: Booted OS: XNU 23 (14.6.1) Booted Patcher Version: 1.5.0 Booted OpenCore Version: REL - 100-2024-05-09. I’ve already reinstalled OpenCore patcher and the information is the same. What can I do to fix this. Since the last two update prior to this one, I had to use Ethernet, I was locked out of my wifi. Also my wifi keeps disconnecting on sleep mode. I appreciate all that you do, thank you in advance for your help 😊
OCLP won't work with 2016-17 touch bar. MacBook pro after patching to Sonoma 14.1 to 14.5 after that p post installation root patch all permission are d denied
I have a Mac Pro 5,1. OCLP with Monterey on NVME (PCIE adapter); dual boot with Windows legacy install on a separate MBR SSD. When I upgraded from OCLP 1.4.3 to 1.5.0, the boot picker stopped showing the "Legacy Windows" icons. So I reverted back to 1.4.3
Damn, 1.5 looks fantastic. Currently using OpenCore at work actually to get 2015 macs on Ventura until the replacement cycles that got delayed through covid going. The 2015 runs sweet with it so far.
Hey, thanks for all your work, it's great! You asked us to report back on our experiences: My computer is a 15-inch, mid 2012 MacBook Pro 9,1, it is running Sonoma 14.5. The last couple of macOS versions my computer has become quite unstable, I have experienced random system panics, I tracked it down to the screensaver, when I turn it off it doesn't happen as often. I have also experience instability in Safari, sometimes a tab would become completely unresponsive and ignore any event. I have now switched to Firefox which seems much more stable. My MAIN problem however, is that Time Machine takes FOREVER to make a backup. Even if I have not been working on the machine it will create a backup of 1-2-3 Gb but it's not because of the size of backups, it just takes forever, 3-4-5-6 hours, sometimes I leave the laptop open over night to allow it to finish. Time Machine used to run really smoothly in the background, I never noticed it and it took just a few minutes for the hourly update.
Thanks again for another very informative video. My 27" Later 2013 iMac got an OWC PCIe SSD 1TB update last month which speeded up the computer but I've still been getting graphics issues with Sonoma with curious blocking. Everything went a bit unstable last week and I lost the wallpapers. This appears to have got resolved with the update to 14.5. I've now downloaded and run OCLP 1.5.0 which went very well. Following reboot, everything loaded up very quickly so I'm hoping that the fixes in 1.5.0 will have sorted those graphics problems. Thanks again 🙂
After I updated to OCLP 1.5.0 on my 2012 Mac Mini 6,1 running Ventura I could not complete updating the installed root patches. I received a systemversion.plist mismatch and could not continue. Following a reboot, I received the same message and ended up doing a complete reinstall of Ventura sucessfully.
Thanks for the update. I found no real problem updating to version 1.5 when updating my Big Sur partition on a Macbook Pro mid 2009. However, after upgrading the Sonoma partition, networking is even more flaky as it had been under OCLP 1.4.3. Both Ethernet and Wi-Fi may show it's connected, but I can't reach any internet pages with any browser. Sometimes, after a while, networking will just start working.
Thanks for the insightful video as ever. How about a video for those using fusion drive iMacs to explain the process and any pitfalls? Have a good one!
Still on Ventura. I'd have to disable SIP and apply root patches to install any higher version, for the wifi support. I don't know what the implications of that are, so I just skip it for now.
Great videos and instructions. Have a MacBook Pro 9,2 - successfully installed Monterey using your videos, thanx. One annoyance is that this machine takes 1:45 to boot. Any way to quicken that up? Quite a difference from the 0:20 in Catalina. Thanx for any help.
I want to upgrade OCLP to 1.5.0 on my MBP 9,2. Doing Time Machine Backup now. I keep seeing a few people run into the error "make sure you don't have any pending updates" and can't install root patches. I am on 13.6.7 Ventura, and I think it will work, but no need to do upgrade to OCLP 1.5.0 until I hear an answer as to what may be causing people to not be able to install root patches... Hopefully they are all on the latest Ventura and the Update to Sonoma update that always shows up is not the reason for hold ing up Patch install. I love listening to Mr Macintosh. His voice is great, and probably one of the best support videos for any project on RUclips.
I was using OCLP happily since over a year but made a mistake of updating everything yesterday (latest OCLP and Sonoma updates). Now its not working anymore, my 2012 iMac keeps sleeping every time. Before I can even move my mouse it sleeps. Next time I would avoid updates if everything is stable.
Worked superb for me: iMac Late 2015 (Sonoma 14.5) Great Job OCLP Team. Thanks Mr. Machintosh. Recommend to support the Dev-Team cause they do a fantastic job. Donation link is in the description section.
I downloaded the OpenCore Legacy Installer and everything is working well, except my "Music" app. When I click on it I get "Music is not supported on this Mac" Any ideas anyone?
I have a macbook pro 2015 late model with ventura and the only issue i still have is mini roadways just doesnt display the map correctly other than that its my daily driver
I had updated Ventura to the latest version, before OCLP 1.5.0 came out. I updated OCLP but when I try to root patch it says there is an inconsistency between versions of the MacOS installed (23F79 and 22G720). So I have kept the former root patch. Things are working well and I hope I will be able to solve this minor issue.
Having a separate issue with MacBook pro 8.1. Charger going to green and not charging the battery. Not sure if related to OpenCore however. Only reason I'm wondering is I have had the charger go orange 1/3 through the apple logo loading bar a few times. Running Sonoma
I run Monterey on a Mid-2014 15" rMBP/2.8GHz. Works very well overall. Sometimes though, System Preferences will freeze up and you can't click on any of the settings. Only way out is to Force-Quit the App. I also noticed that sometimes the desktop background will turn to a solid black color. I've also gotten this a few times... The OCLP alias in Applications won't open because it says it is damaged. Not sure what's going on there. Probably one, or two other minor bugs that I can't think of off the top of my head, but overall it's been a very usable experience. I will stay on Monterey until it is no longer supported. Looking forward to that future update to be able to remove the OCLP EFI through the App, instead of running the script via Terminal.
I run OCLP before on my MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2014), 2.8GHz &NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M too It Works .... but not thundbolt/DP output (I use external monitor mainly), so I roll back to orginal bigsur. Do you run DP/Thundbolt monitor output OK? automatic switch OK ? Thank you
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I’m running OCLP on two legacy Macs. I just updated my 2011 MBP 13” and it was perfectly smooth. You and the OC developers are doing a huge service for the world of users still using older Macs everyday. And, yes - this is exciting… as a developer of much smaller projects I was always excited to see things work as designed. I can’t even imagine the scope of this project, the research, coding, and testing, required. To see it fall into place as designed is super exciting. Truly an awesome project, keeping the Home Brew Spirit alive. THANK YOU!!!
Hi, a question, did you have any issue as facetime camera not working?I'm strugling since months looking and asking but apparently no one had this issue as I do. I´ve tried everything I found, scripts and softwares but nothing, I can't get it to work :( thnx
I have a MBP 15 ``2011 MacbookPro8,2
@@patrizioborghi808 That should be app specific and not a patch problem. Was it working before you put in this patch?
Hi, I have a 2013 Imac (SSD, 16 of RAM and an i5 quadcore) which i bought last week and it's running Ventura a bit slow sometimes, do you know if that's an issue with Ventura or it does in fact run everything slow because it's old? I'm considering fresh installing Monterey but i'm not sure if it would improve anything
Thank you guys. Fantastic work. Shared with the world ❤.
I am running a mid 2010 27” mac and the update install went perfectly. Thank you and the open core team for all your hard work. Truely appreciated
I'm running Monterey on a 2010 3.46 12 core Mac Pro. I couldn't be happier to extend the life of this machine with my Avid Pro Tools Ultimate system. Everything is working for me! Thank you for all that you do
Have the exact same Mac Pro! Just wondering if you stopped at Monterey because Ventura stopped supporting FireWire. Thanks!!!
@@garylordjohns3730 Hi, I have a 2010 3.46 12 Core Mac Pro also. I run a Firewire Apollo with a Thunderbolt card. I upgraded from High Sierra using Firewire. I decided on Monterey because of others reporting good success on this old Cheese Grater. Besides having to boot twice to get the system to recognize the Apollo it has been rock solid. I have not installed OCLP 1.5.0. I think I'll wait for an update. I never upgrade immediately with any major release of any software. Monterey is not compatible with my Apollo using Firewire. I can attach drives and such just not audio devices.
How is your Avid system connected?
Ditto on all your details. Small world.
I should also tell you I got a 2013 MacPro for $300 and am in the middle of migrating Pro Tools to it. It’s tiny. Weighs 11 pounds. It’s fast and silent. I had to get a TB chassis for my HDX. I’m very happy so far.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge of OCLP. I recently successfully updated my early 2013 MBP 15" (i7) from Catalina to Sonoma using your step by step guide and this video. I look forward to using this decade old MBP once again.
This is my go to channel for OCLP. The way you present the information is second to none - thank you !
Thank You Again Mr Macintosh for all you do to keep our older yet still reliable machines running! We love you!
Dude, you are a HUGE help and a wealth of information for all of us interested in this process. A big than you to YOU!
Running a 2013 Mac Pro flawlessly, absolutely love this thing with OCLP ! Big thanks to the team for their job !!!!
Me too but had issues with gfx driver before running this one
I have macbook pro 2014 running 11.1 will it work on this?
Hi, I have a 2013 Imac (SSD, 16 of RAM and an i5 quadcore) which i bought last week and it's running Ventura a bit slow sometimes, do you know if that's an issue with Ventura or it does in fact run everything slow because it's old? I'm considering fresh installing Monterey but i'm not sure if it would improve anything
@@paullkaplan4140 Yes you can
@@marcosschroer310 Hi
normally it should be smooth regarding your specs, i did the same on a 2013 imac with SSD / 8 of Ram and it was fine too.
Make a backup then do a fresh install with oclp and Sonoma
Smooth Operations. Great stuff Mr. Macintosh and Team. Great icon - context - composed 17:58. Tech with a eyewink.😉
edit 06/02: upgraded my macOS Monterey to 12.7.5 using the downloaded OCLP 1.5.0 and upgraded from 0.5.3. Smooth.
Thanks!
Many thanks to all Dortainia developers. No real need to update but I did it today just in case. All works fine on my IMac 27‘ end 2015 as well as on my MacBook Pro 15’ mid 2015. thanks again for your support. Highly appreciated!
I have a mid 2015 mbp 15”. May I ask did you have any issues installing openCore on your machine? Ventura? Sonoma? So sorry for the questions!
So far, my 2012 i7 MBP and i7 minimac and my 2009 white MacBook performed the updates on the automatic initiation process. Just a few interactions and the systems updated with no troubles. OCLP is getting smoother with each update. This is excellent work. Very appreciated. All my Mac’s are on Sonoma with no problems.
I'll be in for both those machines, even though I'm mainly on a Mac Studio. Thanks for letting us know that these very popular machines work with the patcher.
Oh this is going to be huge. Thanks to everyone at the Dortania OCLP project!
I updated my late 2015 retina iMac to 14.5 yesterday and just ran the update. Beautiful work fellas!
Oh wow!!! Just ran 1.5.0. on a MBP 13" Mid 2012 , 2.9 GHz Dual-Core Intel Core i7 1TB, 16GB. with Sonoma 14.5. Perfecto. Well done you guys. Thanks so much.
Excellent news. Many thanks to the Dortania / OCLP crew and Mr Mac!
Running : 2012 MacBook Pro + OCLP 1.4.3 + Latest Monterey
2012 MacBook Pro + OCLP + Latest Sonoma. Sonoma has become much more stable, and I have figured that most of its crashes/ kernel panics (not too frequent) are related to Universal Control calls , as both macs are in sync using iCloud and controlled by one keyboard, MX keys, and one mouse MX mouse for Mac. If one UC goes down, and is not attended to, I think it eventually causes a freeze / hang requiring a restart in the Sonoma machine. However, I have begun to understand how to keep UC up and stable, and to avoid hangs.
I will certainly update OCLP and will wait on upgrading Monterey for now as it’s nice and rock solid.
Thanks so much for keeping us updated with these changes. Excellent.
Good Install! Took less than 10-minutes from starting download to finish on my Late 2013 MacPro. No issues whatsoever. Nice not having to type the passwords constantly!
Hi, nice video!
In my case I have a Macbook Pro 13" late 2011 with Sonoma 14.4.1 with OCLP 1.4.3 (now I'm going to update it) and in all this time I had 3 to 4 sessions with troubles, the whole system slowed down dramatically, my workaround was to boot in Windows 10 (is dual boot) and then reboot to MacOS.Oh and I noticed that using the Terminal won't let me use X11 for SSH connections; I had to install XQuartz for that.
I hope that a member of the OCLP team sees this. I installed the 1.5.0 patch update, and my old late 2009 iMac with Monterey became just as fast and responsive as any new computer. The older patcher version was good, but the new update is phenomenal. Mind-blowing. What a fantastic job these folks have done. The team have probably saved the public millions or billions already. Apple would certainly call my old iMac obsolete. Nope, not in the slightest. I'm doing every single thing I want to do on it, and without lag. I did install 16 gigs of RAM to prepare for the older patcher and Monterey. Not too expensive. I didn't do an SSD upgrade. That would have been too involved. Will I put an even newer OS on it? Maybe, but I'm very happy with this. My deepest thanks. You guys are brilliant.
Great job, as usual. Thank you, OpenCore, for the updates and diligent efforts to keep older Macs running with the latest OS. Much appreciated!
Installed Sonoma on my 2012 Mac Mini thanks to your explanation. One fine music server now. I cannot thank you enough.
I’ve been using OCLP and upgrading since version 1.1. It gets better every update. I run a 2011 iMac, and a 2012 MacBook Pro, both of which I was about to trash a year ago until I found this solution. Thanks to you and all the developers at OpenCore - the iMac hardware is fantastic even if older. For what I do on my iMac, email, internet, scanning documents, - simple stuff, the OCLP has been a great savings
I am blown away at the ability to utilize my old Cheese Grater MPro. Running Monterey in an audio environment with a Thunderbolt Apollo Interface. Rock Solid! Thank you to all the developers for their hard work and dedication. Will be supporting the effort!
I updated my OCLP 1.3.0 to 1.5.0 on my iMac 21.5" late 2013 14,3 running Ventura 13.6.7 and all went fine. I had video and unknown issues with Ventura 1.5.0 seems to have fixed these. Thanks for the great work. Now I'm thinking of updating my 2009 6,1 white Macbook which runs OCLP 1.0.0 and Monterey :) I remember the patcher warning me not to go to Ventura, so I need to review this again.
Thank you again Mr. Macintosh for a very thorough update video! I installed the OC update no prob on my mid 2011 imac and the clone Ventura (latest) OS on my Samsung T7 drive. Both working great! Still using Ventura due to all the glitches i had with Sonoma, but I am sure I could run Sonoma problem free on the clone SSD. But for now, just sticking with latest Ventura, which has proven to be quite solid for the old imac i am using, which of course is still providing non metal graphics and un updated wifi/bluetooth for the internal and cloned external drives. Yes! The Open Core Developers are a super blessing for all of us using all these old macs! Thank you all Sooooo much. And the money is where my mouth is, but surely my donations are never enough to be what all their work is actually worth! Blessings all! 💕❣AJ
Thanks Mr. Macintosh for another great video!! Would you ever consider doing a video outlining the best upgrade methods/paths for those installing for the first time, those with OCLP currently installed, metal/non-metal capable, starting with older Mac OS's, etc and any potential pitfalls to avoid?
Definitely install the update. These developers are really good 👍🏼. Thank you so much for keeping my 2011 MBP alive and usable.
Thank you for your welcome video. Yesterday I followed another set of RUclips videos (older than yours) by someone else on this OpenCore Legacy Patcher process, and, unfortunately it was not pretty. I attempted to install Sonoma on my 2012 MBP Catalina, but after about 5 tries, I gave up, taking most of the day, as I attempted to deal with all kinds of strange, never-experienced scenarios, having to erase and reload the original Catalina software on the laptop about 5 times and then throwing in the towel. NOW, I see from your newer video that the OpenCore process changed / updated since then. SOOOO - I am going to give it another try using your instruction starting right now (3 PM Pacific Time 6/26/24). I hope to have more positive news to report in the coming hours or days. ----- 🙃
How did it go for you? I'm trying the same thing today. I'll update after I've tried.
Sorry to report that I gave up after many attempts. Might try again someday, but it wore me out.
I'm absolutely thrilled with the latest version! Managed to successfully install Sonoma on my Mid-2011 iMac 27", and everything is running smoothly after the "Post-Install Patch" Outstanding work!
Muchas gracias por tu trabajo siempre impecable y oportuno Mr. Macintosh.
The effort you go to is highly appreciated. I wouldn’t have done this to my Mac if it wasn’t for your videos.
Booted my laptop this morning and was prompted to updated.
I immediately updated and the process was as smooth as a whistle.
Reboot went flawless.
The OCLP 1.5.0 update ran just fine on my MacBook Pro 7,1 (13inch, 2010) with Monterey OCLP (1.4.3).
Great video (as always), and many thanks to all OCLP developers!
I’ve now also updated an older, 2009 iMac 9,1 that was running Monterey OCLP and booting from an external FireWire SSD drive. Again the 1.5.0 update progressed without problems.
Long-time OCLP / Late-2013 iMac user here. I would say 95% no issues -- this machine is my daily driver, even. Thanks for all of your videos, they have been super helpful!
I also have the late 2013 21" iMac, which MacOS version are you using? I'm looking to go to 11(Big Sur)
@@brianmiller1077 Sonoma 14.5.1, which is latest as of this writing.
Thank's from Belgium , Your content is a master piece for Mac users who keeps their beloved Mac .
27" iMac 2011 i7. Root patcher didn't install correctly at first, but after updating Sonoma, OCLP prompted that it wanted to fix it, so now it works as good as it gets! Thanks!
how to boot directly without selecting boot drive? I have 2 partitions now it auto boots to old Monterey unless I hold option key that too stays only 5 seconds.
I had a lot of trouble figuring out how to build a disk for this, i desperately need to get my 2012 mac mini updated past catalina...so, i'll dig into this video tomorrow (it's 00:30 )
Thanks for the video, and many thanks to the OCP developers!
hey I just wanted to say I've been subscribed and I watch your videos every now and then in a way to just know when to update to a newer version that is stable. I wanted to say honestly I appreciate you a lot thank you for doing all the leg work. I'm a college student and starting my own business I use my computers for a lot right now but have very small budget so I'm glad thanks to you I don't have to compromise. You're awesome keep up the good work!
Just did the entire setup on a Macpro trashcan a few months ago and love it so far, the patch here took maybe 5 minutes and a quick restart! Insane how good this is!!!
Thank you and OCLP team for amazing work!
I’ve just used 1.5.0 and it is a bit of a dream come true. Still, there is some confusion over preparation of a USB installer. To the best of my knowledge, it now needs to be given a separate partition for the EFI by the user. This was not always the case so it tripped me up for a few minutes. Thanks for your very detailed, line-by-line description of what’s happening under the hood.
1.5.0 Messed up 2010 macbook pro which was on 1.4.3 OCLP Monterey , I saw the remedy to apple update deletion video but didn't work ,i am back to High Sierra!
What exactly went wrong? I ask because I thought my Wi-Fi was screwed as I couldn't connect to it. However, I then discovered I only needed to enable Auto Proxy Discovery in my Network Prefs. (Patcher 1.5.0 and Monterey on MBP Mid 2009, 5,3). [Note to the OCLP team: could/should the installer be made to set that automatically?].
@@paulw2743 Thatnks for writing Paul - i had a snapshot mismatch warning , so i watched this video ruclips.net/video/gbMYXwUmmfw/видео.html
and in this video 8:22 it says restart and/or spoof the update post deletion of those folders , I did exactly the same , but upon restart , the folders were still there and snapshop was also there , though now my MacBooks GFX went wonkers, and transparency went nuts , trackpad went unresponsive and I couldn't connect to wifi at all , basically system went really slow , I tried 2-3 restarts , but nothing helped , I mainly had put Monterey on this MacBook pro 2010 to be able to use 'MIST' , but now I also have a mac studio , so I decided to just go back to high sierra cause that just works as it should.
All respect to OCLP and your detailed videos and all are doing great stuff for the community here. but I never thought that an OCLP update would let this kind of bug slide by , but no big deal. If I need to reflash OCLP again I will do that , but as of now I don't think I need to.
Did the update on my 2017 27" iMac, no issues. Very smooth transition to 1.5.0. Thanks to all the devs.
Huge thanks for this tool and updates. My 2012 MBP with upgraded wireless card is running Venture beautiful, maybe except for continuity camera, might be because I run the MBP in clamshell mode. But very very very very happy with OCLP! 👍🏼🎉🎊 🏆
Mine is a Macbook Pro Mid 2010 A1278 and every time I start the system, I have to use a USB keyboard and mouse to click on the user password field and type. And after logging in, the keyboard and trackpad started working again.
I tried formatting with OpenCore, but the Mac doesn't recognize the keyboard to press Option. I tried with a USB HUB and wired keyboard, and nothing either. The usb keyboard even lit up and still nothing. What should I do?
I need help! Ever since macOS 14.4.1, my 13" MacBook Pro (mid 2012 non retina) can't wake up from sleep both from being idle and from the lid being closed down.
Just updated to OCLP 1.5.0, but the issue still is not fixed. This is very frustrating
I am running an iMac 21.5 inch from 2011 and running Ventura it all works great thanks to your videos
Mid 2012 MBP and I ran into a ton of graphical resolution issues and wifi not working trying to install Senoma 14.5 from a native Catalina install. I ended up opting to use 1.4.3 and created a fresh install USB and everything went without a hitch. For stability I'm going to stay one version behind while the teams works out the kinks/bugs in their latest version before upgrading after seeing any on reddit with the same problem.
As always brilliant.
So easy to follow.
Many thanks for your content.
Using a MacBook Air 2013 model, and when I get to the part to reboot and press options to select EFI and iOS it just gets stuck on the boot screen. I just see the apple logo and it just stays there. Unable to progress further. Tried different USB options and they all failed. Any help would be appreciated.
Absolutely thrilled, that I finally was able to install Sonoma 14.6.1 on a MacBook Pro 6,1... Everything working at acceptable levels, for a 15 year old MBP...
No longer boots after updating. Have been running Mac OS 13.6.3 from an external SSD. Today upon turning on computer I was greeted with an update message from OpenCore Legacy. I updated and now I don't see my external drive on the startup manager. iMac 27" Mid 2015.
Thanks
The only issue I have is that when I copy paste text from a webpage, the text does not paste and I get a "nsattributedstringagent quit unexpectedly" error. I use a Mid-2012 Macbook Pro Retina.
During the upgrade I got the following error ""SystemVersion plist build version mismatch".
I'm running Ventura 13.6.6 + OCLP 1.5.0 on an Early-2013 rMBP 15" with wi-fi AC card upgrade. I had issues installing root patch 1.5.0, so researching on Reddit I've found that starting Sonoma download and immediately hard shutting down the Mac (by pressing power button for some seconds) would solve the issue. After booting, I was able to install root patch 1.5.0. The only issue I've noted is that after every reboot the "crash recovery" popup appears. Don't know how to do a clean restart without this crash message.
Just updated my 2011 imac running sonoma 14. Great stuff!
This fixed my airdrop issues with my 2017 MacBook Air) including copy/paste) 🥳
I’ve been using OCLP ever since Monterey appeared in beta. I’ve used this on MacBooks pro’s from 2012 and 2016, my macpro 5,1, 6,1 and my iMac’s from 2012 to 2017 with no issues. I even donate to this project, invaluable
I’m running the 1.5.0 but when I had to install the Post install root patches the screen that has all the code and shows the process it stops at “Please ensure that you do not have any updates pending” how do I fix this or get past it as I don’t have any updates right now? Pls and thank you and there is no way I can access the internet as the patches have not been installed
Same issue here. Waiting for help
@@bhelden Mr MacIntosh is surprise alot of people are getting this error
@@siddharthbhatt4506 i found a fix if you see the upgrade to sonoma, click on upgrade and then once it start to download, click on the x to stop it, run the opencorepatcher - post install patch then it should work
@@siddharthbhatt4506 Software update if you see sonoma upgrade click on upgrade button when it starts to download, click on the X at the end of the download progress bar, that stops the download.
Then open open-core patcher , post install root patch, then it should work
fantastic, I just updated on my 2013 27 i7 iMac running Sonoma 14.5, zero issues
no problem updating 2012 Mac mini and 2017 Macbook Air from 1.4.3 to 1.5.0. Thanks for you excellent tutorial.
Couldn’t get it working tried tirelessly several times. Oclp always has “post ✉️ stall patches “always greyed out. Using MacBook Pro 2012 16gb ram running Catalina. I burnt it to 64gb. Usb for install followed video and tried to then install on 1t external ssd. ( test before I do Actual hdd). It goes through install and when reboots shows my untitled usb with the software”untitled ” and boots to hdd,usb,Monterey os. When click into Monterey nothing just blank. Any body any ideas.
Tried gui then just installed pkg.
This fixed my airdrop issues between my iPhone se2 and 2017 MacBook Air
With 14.6.1 on a 15 inch MacBook Pro mid 2012, Music app crashes when trying to add a playlist. Secondly, Hotspot shield VPN fails to launch.
Loving oclp on my 5,1 thankyou all involved
I have an iMac 27” mid 2011 computer. I have downloaded all the latest update of OpenCore Patcher and for some reason it shows that I have version 1.3.0 even though I had kept up with the updates. I downloaded 1.5.0. On the Post-Install Menu it didn’t show the previous version 1.4.6
When I open the setting on OpenCore, the App section under the Application Info shows Application version 1.3.0. PatcherSupportPkg version: 1.4.6. Commit info shows Branch: refs/tags/1.3.0
Booted Info:
Booted OS: XNU 23 (14.6.1)
Booted Patcher Version: 1.5.0
Booted OpenCore Version: REL - 100-2024-05-09.
I’ve already reinstalled OpenCore patcher and the information is the same. What can I do to fix this. Since the last two update prior to this one, I had to use Ethernet, I was locked out of my wifi. Also my wifi keeps disconnecting on sleep mode. I appreciate all that you do, thank you in advance for your help 😊
I’m running Sonoma on my Macbook pro mid 2012 and imac 2012, they’re all very smooth !
OCLP won't work with 2016-17 touch bar. MacBook pro after patching to Sonoma 14.1 to 14.5 after that p post installation root patch all permission are d denied
Tried installing on a late 2012 iMac. Software installs ok but when I try to create the installer disk on external USB it keeps stalling at 130.60MB.
Wow this is truly amazing! Now we can keep our Macs easily updated without much issue. The only thing missing to bring back Dashboard 😢
I’m getting no automatic network or wifi connection imac27” 12,2.
Can’t connect to Wifi no toggle switch, nothing
We really do appreciate the developers. Thank you so much. You all are our super heroes 👍🏼
I have a Mac Pro 5,1. OCLP with Monterey on NVME (PCIE adapter); dual boot with Windows legacy install on a separate MBR SSD. When I upgraded from OCLP 1.4.3 to 1.5.0, the boot picker stopped showing the "Legacy Windows" icons. So I reverted back to 1.4.3
After I updated to 1.5.0 some apps has stopped working on my MacBook pro 2013 and Mac Mini 2012 as well
Damn, 1.5 looks fantastic. Currently using OpenCore at work actually to get 2015 macs on Ventura until the replacement cycles that got delayed through covid going. The 2015 runs sweet with it so far.
Hey, thanks for all your work, it's great! You asked us to report back on our experiences: My computer is a 15-inch, mid 2012 MacBook Pro 9,1, it is running Sonoma 14.5. The last couple of macOS versions my computer has become quite unstable, I have experienced random system panics, I tracked it down to the screensaver, when I turn it off it doesn't happen as often. I have also experience instability in Safari, sometimes a tab would become completely unresponsive and ignore any event. I have now switched to Firefox which seems much more stable. My MAIN problem however, is that Time Machine takes FOREVER to make a backup. Even if I have not been working on the machine it will create a backup of 1-2-3 Gb but it's not because of the size of backups, it just takes forever, 3-4-5-6 hours, sometimes I leave the laptop open over night to allow it to finish. Time Machine used to run really smoothly in the background, I never noticed it and it took just a few minutes for the hourly update.
Maybe you need to boot your machine in safe mode and use Disk Utility to run First Aid of your Time Machine disk.
after upgrading a Mid 2010 iMac to 14.5 and OCLP 1.5, the Wifi does not always connect reliably after a wake up or a restart of the computer.
Thanks again for another very informative video. My 27" Later 2013 iMac got an OWC PCIe SSD 1TB update last month which speeded up the computer but I've still been getting graphics issues with Sonoma with curious blocking. Everything went a bit unstable last week and I lost the wallpapers. This appears to have got resolved with the update to 14.5. I've now downloaded and run OCLP 1.5.0 which went very well. Following reboot, everything loaded up very quickly so I'm hoping that the fixes in 1.5.0 will have sorted those graphics problems. Thanks again 🙂
After I updated to OCLP 1.5.0 on my 2012 Mac Mini 6,1 running Ventura I could not complete updating the installed root patches. I received a systemversion.plist mismatch and could not continue. Following a reboot, I received the same message and ended up doing a complete reinstall of Ventura sucessfully.
Thanks for the update. I found no real problem updating to version 1.5 when updating my Big Sur partition on a Macbook Pro mid 2009. However, after upgrading the Sonoma partition, networking is even more flaky as it had been under OCLP 1.4.3. Both Ethernet and Wi-Fi may show it's connected, but I can't reach any internet pages with any browser. Sometimes, after a while, networking will just start working.
Thanks for the insightful video as ever.
How about a video for those using fusion drive iMacs to explain the process and any pitfalls?
Have a good one!
iMovies cannot be use for Macbook Pro Late 2011
Mine is running slow, where I on the earlier installation could use Final Cut, it is now too heavy to do it, without it lagging a lot
macOS Sonoma MacBook Pro mid 2014. WiFi does not seem to be happy keeps cutting out. Redone password but still keeps happening.
Still on Ventura. I'd have to disable SIP and apply root patches to install any higher version, for the wifi support. I don't know what the implications of that are, so I just skip it for now.
iMac 27-inch, Late 2013, Sonoma 14.5, OCLP 1.5.0.
IntelliJ IDEA crashed on the start.
I don't know where is an issue - new MacOS, new Java, new OCLP.
my system was running great till what ever update came out last week and now i cant log in to my computer at all
someone please help
Great videos and instructions. Have a MacBook Pro 9,2 - successfully installed Monterey using your videos, thanx. One annoyance is that this machine takes 1:45 to boot. Any way to quicken that up? Quite a difference from the 0:20 in Catalina. Thanx for any help.
I want to upgrade OCLP to 1.5.0 on my MBP 9,2. Doing Time Machine Backup now. I keep seeing a few people run into the error "make sure you don't have any pending updates" and can't install root patches. I am on 13.6.7 Ventura, and I think it will work, but no need to do upgrade to OCLP 1.5.0 until I hear an answer as to what may be causing people to not be able to install root patches... Hopefully they are all on the latest Ventura and the Update to Sonoma update that always shows up is not the reason for hold ing up Patch install. I love listening to Mr Macintosh. His voice is great, and probably one of the best support videos for any project on RUclips.
I was using OCLP happily since over a year but made a mistake of updating everything yesterday (latest OCLP and Sonoma updates). Now its not working anymore, my 2012 iMac keeps sleeping every time. Before I can even move my mouse it sleeps. Next time I would avoid updates if everything is stable.
Worked superb for me:
iMac Late 2015 (Sonoma 14.5)
Great Job OCLP Team. Thanks Mr. Machintosh.
Recommend to support the Dev-Team cause they do a fantastic job.
Donation link is in the description section.
I downloaded the OpenCore Legacy Installer and everything is working well, except my "Music" app. When I click on it I get "Music is not supported on this Mac" Any ideas anyone?
I have a macbook pro 2015 late model with ventura and the only issue i still have is mini roadways just doesnt display the map correctly other than that its my daily driver
I had updated Ventura to the latest version, before OCLP 1.5.0 came out. I updated OCLP but when I try to root patch it says there is an inconsistency between versions of the MacOS installed (23F79 and 22G720). So I have kept the former root patch. Things are working well and I hope I will be able to solve this minor issue.
Having a separate issue with MacBook pro 8.1.
Charger going to green and not charging the battery. Not sure if related to OpenCore however. Only reason I'm wondering is I have had the charger go orange 1/3 through the apple logo loading bar a few times. Running Sonoma
tried 1.5 on my 2009 mac pro desktop and it keeps trying install mojave after downloading others
I run Monterey on a Mid-2014 15" rMBP/2.8GHz. Works very well overall. Sometimes though, System Preferences will freeze up and you can't click on any of the settings. Only way out is to Force-Quit the App. I also noticed that sometimes the desktop background will turn to a solid black color. I've also gotten this a few times... The OCLP alias in Applications won't open because it says it is damaged. Not sure what's going on there. Probably one, or two other minor bugs that I can't think of off the top of my head, but overall it's been a very usable experience. I will stay on Monterey until it is no longer supported. Looking forward to that future update to be able to remove the OCLP EFI through the App, instead of running the script via Terminal.
I run OCLP before on my MacBook Pro (Retina, 15-inch, Mid 2014), 2.8GHz &NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M too
It Works .... but not thundbolt/DP output (I use external monitor mainly), so I roll back to orginal bigsur.
Do you run DP/Thundbolt monitor output OK? automatic switch OK ? Thank you