I couldnt resist trying out Sonoma. I downloaded the latest Nightly build of OCLP and got the latest version (23A344) Sonoma installed on my sons 2015 Macbook Air. The installation process was smooth and seamless exactly how you went through it in one of your videos. Multiple reboots with me having to do anything until I had to setup my account in Sonoma. So far so good. Thanks for all your videos.
we updated all our m1 Mac minis and laptops . I was running beta versions of the OS for about 2 weeks already . Everything went smoothly . Love the video and the channel
I has been updated to Sonoma in my MacBook Air M1. Runs flawlessly hehehe. My other Mac, the MacBook Pro Late 2011 runs awesome the latest update for Monterrey. Thanks for your guidelines, keep alive these beautiful old machines.
I'll wait a little longer because I work in the audio industry and have to be extra cautious, but when the first beta of Sonoma was released, I cloned my main SSD into an external one to test if all the software was compatible and everything worked fine, except for Loopback, which is an audio software I use occasionally. I believe that making a clone of your primary drive and updating it is one of the greatest practices for ensuring that you don't screw up your computer, especially if you work with it.
Unfortunately I was too eager and tried to update last night ( before this video was released ), I completely messed up my 2016 MacBook Pro and spent four hours trying to revive it as it wouldn’t boot. Had to use recovery mode, delete the hard drive and reinstall Monterey. Left it this morning going through setup and will get back to it after work, hopefully it will be fine 🤞🏼
@@alsidyoung good idea, thanks. I tried updating late 2015 iMac (running Monterey) to Sonoma and it didn't work. Black desktop, no wifi, no bluetooth, limited mouse and keyboard... basically a brick. Not sure even how to get Ventura back. Interested to know if anyone can get Sonoma to work well for our 2015-2016 computers
Mr. Macintosh. I upgraded to Sonoma on both a M2 Mac Mini and M2 MacBook Air. Flawless install. Working great and I didn’t lose my start up chimes. I still can’t understand why this never installed on an external drive. When I tried that I had to DFU both machines.
I was going to do an upgrade install last night on my 18,3 iMac with OCLP 0.6.9 beta. I went as far as making a USB installer, but decided not to do it. About an hour later I saw your video that V1.0.0 was imminent. Glad I waited. I will install it just as soon as V1 is out. Although my iMac is my main driver, I have a Macbook Air M1 as backup, so if the iMac goes awry I can use it while I rebuild the iMac. I'm also going to install it on an external TB drive (which is almost as fast as the internal drive). I'll use it for a while, then use recovery to clone it back onto the internal drive. Thanks for everything Mr. M and the Devs. Edit: a day later and last night I thought, wtf, let's just dive in. Installed Sonoma with OCLP 0.6.9 and it works awesome. No issues at all. I have a good TM backup so hopefully I won't have any issues when 1.0.0 comes out. But at this point, everything is working great.
I couldn't wait I have updated to Sonoma 14.0 and I must say the wifi network and graphics are the obvious issues the rest is working fine and I am connected to the internet via Ethernet. So far so good.
As always, another superb video. Thank you Mr. Macintosh. I installed Sonoma 14.0 on my 2021 M1 iMac with no problems. Everything seems to working well. I downloaded the full final installer from your website and created a bootable installer for macOS. I erased the drive in Recovery and then installed. I will wait for your video on OCLP 1.0.0 before attempting to upgrade my 2012 iMac to Sonoma. Thanks again!
I jumped in yesterday and upgraded to Sonoma on my Mac mini-- it’s a brand new 2023 model with the m2 pro. I was fortunate and everything went smoothly--if I had an older Mac , however, I’d probably wait it out. I did have a time machine backup just in case. Thanks for all the helpful videos!
I love all the work you and the team does on supporting the older Macs! These machines are insanely expensive to only use for a few years and then throw away like Apple wants. I have a 2015 MacBook Pro 15-inch and also a 13-inch that I gave to my brother, updated to Ventura and running great with your instructions from your videos. One thing I have noticed with the new 1.0.0 OCLP is it still says root patches are available in spite of building and installing the new OCLP, then root patching to the 1.0.0. The app does show that root patching was last performed today with 1.0.0, which I did, but it still says patches are available for the dual video cards and FaceTime camera. I assume this is just an app glitch and the root patching actually happened. Just wanted to let y'all know about this!! :)
I've installed it on M2 Pro Macbook 12c/19c did factory reset then instantly bought Baldurs Gate 3 which has now native support for arm and metal. It runs great so far no issues, gaming mode is activating autmatically, also performance HUD is runnina fine
I am still on Monterey on my iMac 2015 and will follow your advise and hold off until 14.2 or 3 and when OCLP 1.0.0 will be released. Thank you for all the effort you make to inform us with great info.
Thanks for all the info! I've installed Sonoma (version 14.0) on my 2023 M2 13" MacBook Pro and have not found any problems to date. There sure is a lot of new stuff--some which I like some not, but that's always the case with updates or upgrades IMHO. I'm curious about the patchers for my older 2011 MacBook Pro 15" but will consider that sometime in the future as it's not a priority for me.
First of all, thank you again for all the huge effort. As for me, even its so tempting (as always) to try any new OS, i think i ll wait for a while, or if i ll find some time i will upgrade to a new ssd
Dear @Mr. Macintosh, Good Morning. OCLP 1.0 is just released, waiting on your video and want to upgrade my unsupported Mac mini late 2012 (Mac mini 6,1) to Mac OS Sonoma. Waiting on your approval that everything works as I want to simply upgrade from Ventura followed by Post Install Root Patch. As always love your dedication and sincerity towards guiding us. Keep up the good work. Love from India!
I upgraded to Sonoma on my M1 iMac so far, no issues but my iMac is only a year old if that, it came with Ventura 13.0 installed when I bought it from Best Buy.
I upgraded, before I saw these videos. What I noticed is that when the computer says it will restart in (however many) seconds, you have to wait and let the computer do the restart ... if you manually restart the computer before the computer restarts it, it won't upgrade. When I had restarted manually, it did not upgrade, soI upgraded it again, and in the middle of that, the computer did it's own restart and everything was fine after that.
On a cMP Mac I have allot of space so I just install it on a new volume and then slowly start to install my apps. I don’t use MA as it seems not to work with h OCLP.
Great video! Would you recommend updating to Sonoma in a base Intel mbp 2020? 8gb ram 265Gb. I’m still stuck in Monterrey cause I was scare of lagging and performance 😂
I own a mid 2011 iMac which was running macOS Ventura. Two days ago I noticed a notification in the system preferences to upgrade to macOS Sonoma. Had I seen your videos before I would have waited to upgrade. After the upgrade was complete bluetooth and wifi were not working. Yesterday I used the OCLP 0.6.9 to reinstall Sonoma and it corrected the wifi but didn't correct bluetooth. I don't understand why because it is supposed to support bluetooth and it seems no else else is having problems with the bluetooth.
Thanks so much for this! I had (Monterey to) Ventura working perfectly on my late 2015 iMac until I installed Sonoma upgrade. The upgrade made the desktop white and the computer would not connect to internet or do much of anything. I went back to Monterey and am wondering if I can click upgrade to Sonoma. Can I go from Monterey to Sonoma by following the steps in the video? Thanks
Hello Brother I hope you are fine, just have a quick question I live in Saudi Arabia Jeddah Which have GMT+3 time so will OCLP 1.0.0 come tomorrow when it will be 12 AM and date will be changed to monday or it will come in evening of monday Like 5PM
Yes I have the same problem after installed the Sonoma my Wi-Fi does not work .Iam waiting for some fix I have 2017 Mac air book update from 13.6 Ventura and install Sonoma by updating
Same here. I have mid 2011 iMac and updated to Sonoma from Ventura 13.6. After the update neither Wi-Fi nor Bluetooth worked and the graphics were slow. Then I used OCLP 0.6.9 and Wi-Fi is working well again but bluetooth remains blocked. The computer graphics and overall performance are working fine.
@Mr. Macintosh I reinstalled macOs Sonoma today using the OCLP v1.0.0 but unfortunately it did not correct the bluetooth issue as I hoped it wood. The Post-install Root Patch corrects graphics and Wi-fi only. Bluetooth is not even listed. What can I do now?
I installed OpenCore Legacy 1.1.0 on my 2011 iMac. It loaded perfect. Then I installed Sonoma 14.1 and it installed perfectly. I then used open core 1.1.0 to load its files to Sonoma 14.1 and when I restarted it I just get the apple logo showing and it doesn't load. Any word of wisdom? I have everything backed up.
Thanks for the usual informative update sir. On a somewhat related topic, I seem to have recurring issues with any safari stand alone update lately. I am running Monterey via OCLP on a 2013 iMac and just updated to safari 17, only to get the usual error "A problem repeatedly occurred with ..." which means I cannot load a number of web pages and have to go to an alternate browser. Is there a way to fix this please.? I usually wait it out until a subsequent update comes along and it seems to magically go away.
Love this channel, and I am a Patreon supporter to prove it! I have a 15-inch late 2015 MacBook Pro that runs Ventura 13.6 perfectly due to OCLP. But when I tried a clean OCLP install to Sonoma 14.0, the OS disabled the Mac's WiFi from the beginning of the instal. Big fail on my part! So I had to roll back with a clean install of Ventura 13.6. Has anyone else had the WiFi disabled on a clean 14.0 install? I have great faith in the team, so I await a fix to make this work. If anyone wants to suggest how I upload any details on my experience to Mr. Mac or OCLP, then please offer me some tips below. Thanks
Hello @stuchristie thank you so much for supporting my channel 👍 For your situation, when you mention wifi was disabled are you talking about recovery? If so it is not needed at that time as the install is coming from the USB drive. Or are you saying from when you first got to the Sonoma desktop ? If so did you install the post install root patches ?
Hi @@Mr.Macintosh . Thanks for your reply and for your outstanding videos!! The WiFi is turned off for the first time when the new macOS Sonoma has installed itself, and it reboots itself for the first time and prompts me to select a country or region. The WiFi continues to be off a couple of screens later when macOS Sonoma asks me to select my Wi-Fi Network - but there are no Wi-Fi networks to select from as the wifi is off. With no wifi, there is no way for Sonoma to verify my iCloud account credentials, nor is there any way OCLP can complete post-install root patches. Once in the home screen, the Wi-Fi icon in the menubar is crossed out, and it won't let me turn it on. The same is true when I go to System Settings>>WiFi. So the only option is to roll back to Ventura by wiping the disk and doing a clean OCLP Ventura installation. I don't want to clog this comment board with my dilemma. Particularly as you do such a great job for 99.9999% of the community !! Perhaps I should wait for 14.1 and try again, or perhaps you can suggest an appropriate forum for me to pursue separately? Please forgive me if I am raising this query in the wrong forum.
Mr Macintosh, Will there be a workaround for Sonoma with regard to Touch ID that will currently work only on the new silicon Macs? Im using a MacBook Pro 2016 using OCP 0.6.9. All working except the Touch ID and Password issue (it doesn't recognise my password. apart from that issue all working Thanks again
Hello @HitchinBurdock TouchID will not work on T1 Macs right now 2016-2017. The Devs are working on it and is one of the last problems they are trying to overcome.
I have a Tesla P4 and noticed that OCLP supports Tesla cards from 0.6.0. Do I need the web drivers for this card to get it to work in Mont/Ventura? The P4 doesnt have display out, I just want to use it for gfx acceleration when remoting in via VNC view.
I upgraded it before the video, problem is that the WiFi if off and can't be on. I'm going restart all the process from Monterey, Ventura and to Sonoma later. Thank you for your work.
Hey, I had that problem too. I'm back on Monterey. Can I go straight to Sonoma by clicking standard update? following the steps? Interested to know how it works for you... thx EDIT: upgrading to Sonoma did not work for my late 2015 iMac
This update may not seem significantly different from Ventura, but it does appear to consume a more substantial amount of RAM. Individuals with 8 gigabytes of memory might encounter some performance challenges
I had the same issues. Wi-Fi was corrected with the OCLP 0.6.9 but unfortunately Bluetooth was not. I'm afraid there is nothing we can either than waiting for a correction or downgrading.
Unfortunately I downloaded the Sonoma update on my 2014 iMac and now everything looks weird and I can’t even connect to my wifi. What can I do? Do I have to wait till the Open Core Pacher got the new version or did I messed it all up? Please somebody help😓
I did not expect the update to sane 14.0 would be such a disaster! Datasynchonisation with iPhone: not working. Apple ID settings : not possible. E-mail account not working. Applications: not available.I haven't got the time to get my computer running again as it was before. I need my time to do work, not computing. I saw this channel after the disaster with Sonoma 14.0. This is a warning to all, who haven't got endless time.
I'm not clear about what you mean re wallpapers causing macOS to go from 13 to 18GB and then saying that macOS size is not changing when you download a fresh wallpaper. If wallpapers need to be downloaded from the net that means they aren't bundled in the 18GB. So the 5GB increase would be bloatware. BTW you can see wallpapers you downloaded under Library>Application Support>..idleassetsd>Customer
dear Mr. Macintosh i have mac OS 10.15.7 i want to upgrade it which MACOS should i download any one give me guidelines, and how to do. i allredy dounloded ventura os , but not suppot in may os, so please sugest me it which link i should download please help
Mr. Macintosh help me. god I wish I had watched this before updating. I updated it yesterday but my after effects doesn't open and I honestly don't know what to do... I don't have any Time Machine back ups cuz I didn't have an ssd back then. but I watched your videos about downgrading and installed the latest Ventura on my usb and backed up all my necessary files to the ssd I just got. I've always used windows pcs and moved to macOS almost a year ago, that's why I'm not really familiar with it. You are the only person I follow and trust and I desperately need your opinions on this cuz I really don't want to do anything bad or complicated to my new M1 MacBook Pro. What should I do?
Sonoma is great and everything but it slowed M1 MacBook pro a little which isn’t good at all can any one recommend me what to do. And shall I go back to Ventura or stay and wait for future updates??
Very good question. 14.1 is now in beta, you could wait just a bit to see if the update fixes some of the issues. I also have a downgrade video if you decide you can't wait.
@@Mr.Macintosh thanks a lot if that’s the case then Imma wait till the 14.1 update cause the new features are really good and I don’t want to lose them also, thanks for recommending the downgrade vid. I will definitely check that one if the 14.1 version didn’t solve the problems.🙏🏻
Hey Mr. Macintosh, I have an issue... After installing macOS Sonoma 14.1 Beta 2 (23B5056e) update on MacPro6,1 the system started, but then after applying the Post-Install Root Patch, the system does not boot anymore. It stops on the boot screen with the Apple logo, but without progress bar, and stays there not moving forward. How can I remove the Post-Install Root Patch to just boot the system without GPU support and other patches?
@zenonbrak9607: Me too. I have an early 2011 MBP 15", and Sonoma 14.0 was fine. With the latest update, 14.1 beta 3, it installs fine but when I run OCL Patcher 1.0.1, it installs something called KDK Build Kit 23A5337A. Once installed and you boot, then bada bing, stuck on the Apple logo. This is a test box so no stress here, but Monterey worked just fine, Ventura was OK, and Sonoma 14 was installed but was sluggish.
@@frankgarcia8418 it's exactly what happened to me. It installed `KDK Build Kit` and stopped booting. I tried to recover from this using Time Machine/Migration Assistant, but it turns out OCLP and Time Machine is not compatible on both Ventura and Sonoma. On the last phase of Time Machine/Migration Assistant recovery it goes into a boot loop. To overcome that you wipe the drive, install fresh Monterey and then use Time Machine/Migration Assistant recovery because it works correctly. From that you can then easily upgrade to Ventura or Sonoma. Hope that helps. Remember to always have a backup!
The blinking blue line when entering a field to make a comment such as this is driving me crazy. It is thick and distracting. Is there anyway to turn this back to a thin black line like it was before?
Not everybody's going to get it lot of people will have problems with a new software if you've got anything below 2014 you're going to struggle it's not even going on mabookc😮ac 2017
Love this channel, you cannot go wrong if you listen thoroughly and follow the process.
Keep up the good work Mr. Macintosh.
Easy to follow OCLP updates for new macOS. Thank you Mr. Macintosh. Cheers
I couldnt resist trying out Sonoma. I downloaded the latest Nightly build of OCLP and got the latest version (23A344) Sonoma installed on my sons 2015 Macbook Air. The installation process was smooth and seamless exactly how you went through it in one of your videos. Multiple reboots with me having to do anything until I had to setup my account in Sonoma. So far so good. Thanks for all your videos.
I truly appreciate all your work on this awesome project. Thank you guys!!
Thank you for the video. Because of your recommendation, I'm waiting for 14.1 or maybe 14.2. Ventura is fine...no need to rush.
we updated all our m1 Mac minis and laptops . I was running beta versions of the OS for about 2 weeks already . Everything went smoothly . Love the video and the channel
I'm glad the install went well for your machines! I appreciate the comments 👍
I has been updated to Sonoma in my MacBook Air M1. Runs flawlessly hehehe. My other Mac, the MacBook Pro Late 2011 runs awesome the latest update for Monterrey. Thanks for your guidelines, keep alive these beautiful old machines.
I'll wait a little longer because I work in the audio industry and have to be extra cautious, but when the first beta of Sonoma was released, I cloned my main SSD into an external one to test if all the software was compatible and everything worked fine, except for Loopback, which is an audio software I use occasionally.
I believe that making a clone of your primary drive and updating it is one of the greatest practices for ensuring that you don't screw up your computer, especially if you work with it.
Unfortunately I was too eager and tried to update last night ( before this video was released ), I completely messed up my 2016 MacBook Pro and spent four hours trying to revive it as it wouldn’t boot. Had to use recovery mode, delete the hard drive and reinstall Monterey. Left it this morning going through setup and will get back to it after work, hopefully it will be fine 🤞🏼
I did the same thing. I’ll be starting again today.
Same happened to me. Do we need to do any different steps to get it to work? Or just click upgrade like a normal upgrade?
@@JuiceTubes I’m just going to wait until the OCLP update comes out on Monday, not going through all that again, lesson learned 🎓
@@alsidyoung good idea, thanks. I tried updating late 2015 iMac (running Monterey) to Sonoma and it didn't work. Black desktop, no wifi, no bluetooth, limited mouse and keyboard... basically a brick. Not sure even how to get Ventura back. Interested to know if anyone can get Sonoma to work well for our 2015-2016 computers
@@JuiceTubes I had to go back to Big Sur using data recovery to get it working again, then re upgraded to the latest version of Monterey
Mr. Macintosh. I upgraded to Sonoma on both a M2 Mac Mini and M2 MacBook Air. Flawless install. Working great and I didn’t lose my start up chimes. I still can’t understand why this never installed on an external drive. When I tried that I had to DFU both machines.
I was going to do an upgrade install last night on my 18,3 iMac with OCLP 0.6.9 beta. I went as far as making a USB installer, but decided not to do it. About an hour later I saw your video that V1.0.0 was imminent. Glad I waited. I will install it just as soon as V1 is out. Although my iMac is my main driver, I have a Macbook Air M1 as backup, so if the iMac goes awry I can use it while I rebuild the iMac. I'm also going to install it on an external TB drive (which is almost as fast as the internal drive). I'll use it for a while, then use recovery to clone it back onto the internal drive. Thanks for everything Mr. M and the Devs.
Edit: a day later and last night I thought, wtf, let's just dive in. Installed Sonoma with OCLP 0.6.9 and it works awesome. No issues at all. I have a good TM backup so hopefully I won't have any issues when 1.0.0 comes out. But at this point, everything is working great.
I couldn't wait I have updated to Sonoma 14.0 and I must say the wifi network and graphics are the obvious issues the rest is working fine and I am connected to the internet via Ethernet. So far so good.
As always, another superb video. Thank you Mr. Macintosh. I installed Sonoma 14.0 on my 2021 M1 iMac with no problems. Everything seems to working well. I downloaded the full final installer from your website and created a bootable installer for macOS. I erased the drive in Recovery and then installed. I will wait for your video on OCLP 1.0.0 before attempting to upgrade my 2012 iMac to Sonoma. Thanks again!
Thnaks a lot sir. and all the devs working for oclp for sonoma!!
I jumped in yesterday and upgraded to Sonoma on my Mac mini-- it’s a brand new 2023 model with the m2 pro. I was fortunate and everything went smoothly--if I had an older Mac , however, I’d probably wait it out. I did have a time machine backup just in case. Thanks for all the helpful videos!
I love all the work you and the team does on supporting the older Macs! These machines are insanely expensive to only use for a few years and then throw away like Apple wants. I have a 2015 MacBook Pro 15-inch and also a 13-inch that I gave to my brother, updated to Ventura and running great with your instructions from your videos. One thing I have noticed with the new 1.0.0 OCLP is it still says root patches are available in spite of building and installing the new OCLP, then root patching to the 1.0.0. The app does show that root patching was last performed today with 1.0.0, which I did, but it still says patches are available for the dual video cards and FaceTime camera. I assume this is just an app glitch and the root patching actually happened. Just wanted to let y'all know about this!! :)
No rush. I’ll wait till full OCLP support to upgrade my 2012 MBP.
I've installed it on M2 Pro Macbook 12c/19c did factory reset then instantly bought Baldurs Gate 3 which has now native support for arm and metal. It runs great so far no issues, gaming mode is activating autmatically, also performance HUD is runnina fine
I am still on Monterey on my iMac 2015 and will follow your advise and hold off until 14.2 or 3 and when OCLP 1.0.0 will be released. Thank you for all the effort you make to inform us with great info.
will definitely be waiting for that new OCLP before moving out of my comfort zone running Ventura 13.5 on my mid year 2011 imac!!
Thanks for all the info! I've installed Sonoma (version 14.0) on my 2023 M2 13" MacBook Pro and have not found any problems to date. There sure is a lot of new stuff--some which I like some not, but that's always the case with updates or upgrades IMHO. I'm curious about the patchers for my older 2011 MacBook Pro 15" but will consider that sometime in the future as it's not a priority for me.
First of all, thank you again for all the huge effort. As for me, even its so tempting (as always) to try any new OS, i think i ll wait for a while, or if i ll find some time i will upgrade to a new ssd
2019 16” MBP upgraded flawlessly.
Dear @Mr. Macintosh, Good Morning. OCLP 1.0 is just released, waiting on your video and want to upgrade my unsupported Mac mini late 2012 (Mac mini 6,1) to Mac OS Sonoma. Waiting on your approval that everything works as I want to simply upgrade from Ventura followed by Post Install Root Patch. As always love your dedication and sincerity towards guiding us. Keep up the good work. Love from India!
Have you considered collaborating with Jessie’s Flying so when a new version comes out you can each test/show different machines ?
Well done, thank you!
I upgraded to Sonoma on my M1 iMac so far, no issues but my iMac is only a year old if that, it came with Ventura 13.0 installed when I bought it from Best Buy.
It works flawlessly at MBP 12.1!
When on October 2nd will the update be available? It is about 4 AM EST and the update for today is not here yet.
I upgraded, before I saw these videos. What I noticed is that when the computer says it will restart in (however many) seconds, you have to wait and let the computer do the restart ... if you manually restart the computer before the computer restarts it, it won't upgrade.
When I had restarted manually, it did not upgrade, soI upgraded it again, and in the middle of that, the computer did it's own restart and everything was fine after that.
OK thanks for the information.
Good morninng Sr.I tried installin Mac os Sonoma on a Macbook air Mid 2012 11inch.But doesnt work the installation get stucked on the verbose.HEELP
When you do the next video, could you please touch on whether someone on OCLP 0.6.8 and Monterey 12.7 should update to OCLP 1.0.0? Thx
Hopefully for the next update of sonoma , it will figure out the compatibility issue with IBM SPSS 29
On a cMP Mac I have allot of space so I just install it on a new volume and then slowly start to install my apps. I don’t use MA as it seems not to work with h OCLP.
Great video! Would you recommend updating to Sonoma in a base Intel mbp 2020? 8gb ram 265Gb. I’m still stuck in Monterrey cause I was scare of lagging and performance 😂
I own a mid 2011 iMac which was running macOS Ventura. Two days ago I noticed a notification in the system preferences to upgrade to macOS Sonoma. Had I seen your videos before I would have waited to upgrade. After the upgrade was complete bluetooth and wifi were not working. Yesterday I used the OCLP 0.6.9 to reinstall Sonoma and it corrected the wifi but didn't correct bluetooth. I don't understand why because it is supposed to support bluetooth and it seems no else else is having problems with the bluetooth.
Thanks so much for this! I had (Monterey to) Ventura working perfectly on my late 2015 iMac until I installed Sonoma upgrade. The upgrade made the desktop white and the computer would not connect to internet or do much of anything. I went back to Monterey and am wondering if I can click upgrade to Sonoma. Can I go from Monterey to Sonoma by following the steps in the video? Thanks
What about older Macs on Ventura?
Mines is 2017
Hello Brother I hope you are fine, just have a quick question I live in Saudi Arabia Jeddah Which have GMT+3 time so will OCLP 1.0.0 come tomorrow when it will be 12 AM and date will be changed to monday or it will come in evening of monday Like 5PM
Yes I have the same problem after installed the Sonoma my Wi-Fi does not work .Iam waiting for some fix
I have 2017 Mac air book update from 13.6 Ventura and install Sonoma by updating
Same here. I have mid 2011 iMac and updated to Sonoma from Ventura 13.6. After the update neither Wi-Fi nor Bluetooth worked and the graphics were slow. Then I used OCLP 0.6.9 and Wi-Fi is working well again but bluetooth remains blocked. The computer graphics and overall performance are working fine.
@Mr. Macintosh I reinstalled macOs Sonoma today using the OCLP v1.0.0 but unfortunately it did not correct the bluetooth issue as I hoped it wood. The Post-install Root Patch corrects graphics and Wi-fi only. Bluetooth is not even listed. What can I do now?
I installed OpenCore Legacy 1.1.0 on my 2011 iMac. It loaded perfect. Then I installed Sonoma 14.1 and it installed perfectly. I then used open core 1.1.0 to load its files to Sonoma 14.1 and when I restarted it I just get the apple logo showing and it doesn't load. Any word of wisdom? I have everything backed up.
Thanks for the usual informative update sir. On a somewhat related topic, I seem to have recurring issues with any safari stand alone update lately. I am running Monterey via OCLP on a 2013 iMac and just updated to safari 17, only to get the usual error "A problem repeatedly occurred with ..." which means I cannot load a number of web pages and have to go to an alternate browser. Is there a way to fix this please.? I usually wait it out until a subsequent update comes along and it seems to magically go away.
Love this channel, and I am a Patreon supporter to prove it! I have a 15-inch late 2015 MacBook Pro that runs Ventura 13.6 perfectly due to OCLP. But when I tried a clean OCLP install to Sonoma 14.0, the OS disabled the Mac's WiFi from the beginning of the instal. Big fail on my part!
So I had to roll back with a clean install of Ventura 13.6.
Has anyone else had the WiFi disabled on a clean 14.0 install?
I have great faith in the team, so I await a fix to make this work.
If anyone wants to suggest how I upload any details on my experience to Mr. Mac or OCLP, then please offer me some tips below. Thanks
Hello @stuchristie thank you so much for supporting my channel 👍 For your situation, when you mention wifi was disabled are you talking about recovery? If so it is not needed at that time as the install is coming from the USB drive. Or are you saying from when you first got to the Sonoma desktop ? If so did you install the post install root patches ?
Hi @@Mr.Macintosh . Thanks for your reply and for your outstanding videos!!
The WiFi is turned off for the first time when the new macOS Sonoma has installed itself, and it reboots itself for the first time and prompts me to select a country or region. The WiFi continues to be off a couple of screens later when macOS Sonoma asks me to select my Wi-Fi Network - but there are no Wi-Fi networks to select from as the wifi is off.
With no wifi, there is no way for Sonoma to verify my iCloud account credentials, nor is there any way OCLP can complete post-install root patches.
Once in the home screen, the Wi-Fi icon in the menubar is crossed out, and it won't let me turn it on. The same is true when I go to System Settings>>WiFi. So the only option is to roll back to Ventura by wiping the disk and doing a clean OCLP Ventura installation.
I don't want to clog this comment board with my dilemma. Particularly as you do such a great job for 99.9999% of the community !! Perhaps I should wait for 14.1 and try again, or perhaps you can suggest an appropriate forum for me to pursue separately? Please forgive me if I am raising this query in the wrong forum.
Is it safe to upgrade from 13.5.2 to 14, without updating first to 13.6 and after that to 14?
I'm pretty sure about that and intend to do the same once OCLP 1.0.0 is out...
Yes I installed Sonoma on a MacBook AIR 2017 but the wifi is not working
Mr Macintosh,
Will there be a workaround for Sonoma with regard to Touch ID that will currently work only on the new silicon Macs?
Im using a MacBook Pro 2016 using OCP 0.6.9. All working except the Touch ID and Password issue (it doesn't recognise my password.
apart from that issue all working
Thanks again
Hello @HitchinBurdock TouchID will not work on T1 Macs right now 2016-2017. The Devs are working on it and is one of the last problems they are trying to overcome.
as MacOS Sonoma came in the evening on September 26, will it be same for oclp on monday evening
I have a Tesla P4 and noticed that OCLP supports Tesla cards from 0.6.0. Do I need the web drivers for this card to get it to work in Mont/Ventura? The P4 doesnt have display out, I just want to use it for gfx acceleration when remoting in via VNC view.
I upgraded it before the video, problem is that the WiFi if off and can't be on.
I'm going restart all the process from Monterey, Ventura and to Sonoma later.
Thank you for your work.
Hey, I had that problem too. I'm back on Monterey. Can I go straight to Sonoma by clicking standard update? following the steps? Interested to know how it works for you... thx
EDIT: upgrading to Sonoma did not work for my late 2015 iMac
Just FYI, your chapter break for this one has a space in it and doesn't currently work "12: 54 Do I recommend installing macOS Sonoma?"
This update may not seem significantly different from Ventura, but it does appear to consume a more substantial amount of RAM. Individuals with 8 gigabytes of memory might encounter some performance challenges
Mine Has 8 Gigabyte Of Ram It's A MacBook Air 2017 Running Sonoma Using OCLP v1.0.1 Macos Version v14.0.
HELLO SIR, I did upgrade mine into Sonoma, but the thing is it's stopped after it finally rebooted. why is that sir?
bluethooth and wifi doesnt work... What can i do to make it work?
Do you mean after upgrading to Sonoma? If yes, I haven't had those problems/
It my case also.
I had the same issues. Wi-Fi was corrected with the OCLP 0.6.9 but unfortunately Bluetooth was not. I'm afraid there is nothing we can either than waiting for a correction or downgrading.
for unsuported macs is the same way as beta?
How did you find the info in the screenshot you took at 6:51 ? I was going to compare mine but can't find where that info is.
Unfortunately I downloaded the Sonoma update on my 2014 iMac and now everything looks weird and I can’t even connect to my wifi. What can I do? Do I have to wait till the Open Core Pacher got the new version or did I messed it all up? Please somebody help😓
I did not expect the update to sane 14.0 would be such a disaster! Datasynchonisation with iPhone: not working. Apple ID settings : not possible. E-mail account not working. Applications: not available.I haven't got the time to get my computer running again as it was before. I need my time to do work, not computing. I saw this channel after the disaster with Sonoma 14.0. This is a warning to all, who haven't got endless time.
@ErnstRiemann sorry to hear this happened to you. Sometimes upgrades can be bumpy were you able to restore?
I'm not clear about what you mean re wallpapers causing macOS to go from 13 to 18GB and then saying that macOS size is not changing when you download a fresh wallpaper. If wallpapers need to be downloaded from the net that means they aren't bundled in the 18GB. So the 5GB increase would be bloatware. BTW you can see wallpapers you downloaded under Library>Application Support>..idleassetsd>Customer
dear Mr. Macintosh i have mac OS 10.15.7 i want to upgrade it which MACOS should i download any one give me guidelines, and how to do. i allredy dounloded ventura os , but not suppot in may os, so please sugest me it which link i should download please help
Mr. Macintosh help me. god I wish I had watched this before updating. I updated it yesterday but my after effects doesn't open and I honestly don't know what to do... I don't have any Time Machine back ups cuz I didn't have an ssd back then. but I watched your videos about downgrading and installed the latest Ventura on my usb and backed up all my necessary files to the ssd I just got. I've always used windows pcs and moved to macOS almost a year ago, that's why I'm not really familiar with it. You are the only person I follow and trust and I desperately need your opinions on this cuz I really don't want to do anything bad or complicated to my new M1 MacBook Pro. What should I do?
Unless it can run 32-bit apps and games, I'm fine with Monterey on my M1 Pro 14" Macbook. 😄
I tried it,didn't work,had to reinstall venture
will Sonoma be available on the trash can mac pro (6,1) and the 2015 mackbook pro?
IT will! On October 2nd OCLP 1.0.0 will be released with full support, but I might hold off a bit as dev work is continued.
think i will wait for 14.1 or 14.2
EXACTLY. Or 14.3
Cool, it gets better and better, long live the humankind and humanity.
God bless, Rev. 21:4
Is there a dmg file to download ?
Sonoma is great and everything but it slowed M1 MacBook pro a little which isn’t good at all can any one recommend me what to do. And shall I go back to Ventura or stay and wait for future updates??
Very good question. 14.1 is now in beta, you could wait just a bit to see if the update fixes some of the issues. I also have a downgrade video if you decide you can't wait.
@@Mr.Macintosh thanks a lot if that’s the case then Imma wait till the 14.1 update cause the new features are really good and I don’t want to lose them also, thanks for recommending the downgrade vid. I will definitely check that one if the 14.1 version didn’t solve the problems.🙏🏻
Hey Mr. Macintosh, I have an issue... After installing macOS Sonoma 14.1 Beta 2 (23B5056e) update on MacPro6,1 the system started, but then after applying the Post-Install Root Patch, the system does not boot anymore. It stops on the boot screen with the Apple logo, but without progress bar, and stays there not moving forward. How can I remove the Post-Install Root Patch to just boot the system without GPU support and other patches?
@zenonbrak9607: Me too. I have an early 2011 MBP 15", and Sonoma 14.0 was fine. With the latest update, 14.1 beta 3, it installs fine but when I run OCL Patcher 1.0.1, it installs something called KDK Build Kit 23A5337A. Once installed and you boot, then bada bing, stuck on the Apple logo. This is a test box so no stress here, but Monterey worked just fine, Ventura was OK, and Sonoma 14 was installed but was sluggish.
@@frankgarcia8418 it's exactly what happened to me. It installed `KDK Build Kit` and stopped booting. I tried to recover from this using Time Machine/Migration Assistant, but it turns out OCLP and Time Machine is not compatible on both Ventura and Sonoma. On the last phase of Time Machine/Migration Assistant recovery it goes into a boot loop. To overcome that you wipe the drive, install fresh Monterey and then use Time Machine/Migration Assistant recovery because it works correctly. From that you can then easily upgrade to Ventura or Sonoma. Hope that helps. Remember to always have a backup!
MacMini 2012 has no bluetooth or wifi access
The blinking blue line when entering a field to make a comment such as this is driving me crazy. It is thick and distracting. Is there anyway to turn this back to a thin black line like it was before?
You need to face reality the Intel processor is finished
It's time to move on
Not everybody's going to get it lot of people will have problems with a new software if you've got anything below 2014 you're going to struggle it's not even going on mabookc😮ac 2017
Sonoma can run to MBP retina 13-inch early 2015?