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Released July 23rd, 2024. Build 24A5298h. Smooth update on Hackintosh, as usual. OCLP root patching required afterwards, as usual also. Same Clover r5159 setup for my Dell Latitude E7270 as used with initial beta3 version and posted here.

No CPU PM or incorrectly configured maybe? What are you using? Any power management SSDT in your ACPI folder? You had 2 in the EFI you previously posted ! Are they suitable for a 10th gen platform? What's in your OC config? Please make a habit of providing troubleshooting material when you ask for support.

In your VoodooI2C kext and/or VoodooPS2Controller kext, try and replace the VoodooInput PlugIn by the version 1.1.5 I posted in my Sequoia Beta 1 thread where you'll find reasons why such replacement is required. https://github.com/acidanthera/VoodooInput/pull/26

I believe I wrote twice that the OC 0.6.3 EFI you grabbed from our 7370 thread is good for Big Sur.

You'll have to look up for any suitable touchpad kext updated for Sequoia. Can't say more, you've not specified the model of touchpad. Don't hesitate to consult my Sequoia beta1 thread for possible solution if that applies to your hardware (E7270 has ALPS v7/v8 touchpad).

You've got all you need for macOS Big Sur. Why don't you start with that?

What can I say? No platform/hardware indications... No EFI information (config file, ACPI folder of patched tables, kexts folder)... What do you expect in such conditions?

Mojave really is of no particular interest today. Catalina was probably a better version if you want to run an unsupported pre-Big Sur version.

The Clover config you posted is a mess with all sorts of ACPI patches, binary patches and nVidia + ATI injections. Haven't had the time yet to look at the OC folder you posted. It looks like you grabbed your EFI folders from this thread, in which case you have everything you need to succeed. But it was for Big Sur, not Mojave... With regards to highest supported macOS version, you're wrong. SKL graphics, including HD 515, is officially fully and natively supported up to Monterey. https://osxlatitude.com/forums/topic/8238-supportedunsupported-gpus-graphics-cards https://everymac.com/systems/apple/macbook/specs/macbook-core-m5-1.2-12-early-2016-specs.html In Ventura, Sonoma, SKL graphics are supported by faking/using KBL graphics. all details in the above thread. You may also consult the Dortania GPU buyers guide on the matter.

Best thing for you to do at this point of time would be to post your OpenCore EFI details (zip archive containing config file + kexts folder). Intel m5-6y57 is Skylake and therefore natively supported from OS X 10.15 El Capitan 10.15 to macOS 12 Monterey; as such, no need for a patcher of any kind on this platform. https://osxlatitude.com/forums/topic/2998-platforms-compatibility-requirements-for-os-xmacos/#comment-121679

-> moved to Sequoia beta section. Do post a zipped copy of your bootloader config file + kexts folder and do tell what bootloader you're using and its version. Not much we can do without this... Now, regarding graphics acceleration on HD530, Monterey was the last macOS version to natively support Skylake (SKL) graphics. Starting with Ventura, such graphics acceleration can only be obtained by faking/using Kaby Lake (KBL) iGPU settings. One additional point to keep in mind is that graphics acceleration on desktop HD530 is now a challenge and failure often reported. Attempting this with a pre-release version of macOS is probably not the best way to go at this point of time and I would recommend you stick to Ventura or Sonoma 1st. I suggest you consult the following threads/pages: https://osxlatitude.com/forums/topic/8238-supportedunsupported-gpus-graphics-cards https://dortania.github.io/GPU-Buyers-Guide/modern-gpus/intel-gpu.html#skylake-6xxx https://github.com/acidanthera/WhateverGreen/blob/master/Manual/FAQ.IntelHD.en.md and those Sequoia beta threads I posted in this very section

You know the drill, no crystal ball...

Released July 15th, 2024. Build 24A5289h. This may also be offered to beta 3 users as an update to beta 3 build 24A5289g of July 10th. No issues on Hackintosh, no-brainer update. The only issue I encountered was with OCLP. The app, as previously installed, would simply fail to execute properly when I tried to re-apply root patching; I had to remove it and re-install it (exact same nightly build version as used before). After that, all was Ok. Same Clover r5159 setup for my Dell Latitude E7270 as used with initial beta3 version and posted here.

Hello. Update your injected kexts to latest version if required and add boot arg -lilubetaall to be on the safe side. Set SecureBoot mode to disabled, I think it remains required for installations. If necessary, adjust your SMBIOS to that of a supported model. Other than that, you should be good to go.

macOS Sequoia drops this ability to disable Gatekeeper at global level. New paradigm applies. See built-in manual pages.

Released July 10th, 2024. Build 24A5289g. Straight update; no change to the bootpack. Some significant changes to Gatekeeper with this 3rd beta: it can no longer be disabled with command sudo spctl --master-disable; the command is deprecated. Apple has decided to drop support for global subsystem assessment which, until now, allowed users to disable Gatekeeper and allow all apps to be run without assessment. See the built-in manual for details (man spctl). https://developer.apple.com/documentation/devicemanagement/systempolicycontrol Here is my revised Clover r5159 setup for my Skylake/HD520 Dell Latitude E7270 laptop, now including the settings to support legacy wireless services after OCLP Modern Wireless Networking root patching. E7270_Clover_pack_Seq_15.0.b3.zip

iPhone Mirroring not working (yet?), no matter the region/country set on Hack and iPhone (upgraded to IOS 18.0 beta of course).

Broadcom wifi now fully operational as detailed here.

The devs have done a good job again and latest nightly builds of OCLP 1.6.0 now provide the fix for Broadcom Wifi in Sequoia. It's basically the same fix as for macOS Sonoma described here. https://github.com/dortania/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher/actions For Clover users, once you've run the patcher and applied the root patches (Modern Wireless Networking), make sure to reboot with: Latest AMFIPass kext or boot arg amfi_get_out_of_my_way=1 BlockSkywalk kernel & kext patch enabled patched IO80211FamilyLegacy + IOSkywalkFamily kexts as available here (same as required since Sonoma 14.4) Example with my Latitude E7270 fitted with an Apple BCM94360CS2 wireless card: Caution though because the paint still is a bit wet and I've noticed this on a couple of occasions after wake, which required to reconnect manually via the Wifi PrefPane:

The thread is pinned at the top of this very forum section...

This message is usually associated with absence of disk or no boot sector. 1st make sure that the disk is visible/detected in BIOS settings. If it is and it remains non-bootable, you probably did not install your newer Clover version with the suitable settings (legacy vs. UEFI for instance). You'll have to recover your installation through an alternative boot device, whether a USB key or an external USB disk for instance. It dates back to Oct 2019 so it's a bit old now but here, you'll find details of Clover version and Clover settings that I used for Catalina on the Latitude E7250. Then you may look at my E7270 guide for Clover settings used to install more recent versions of Clover and macOS. Recommended BIOS settings for the E7250 (and E7270) are available at the top of the E7xxx forum section.

Hassle? What hassle? Can't see why you'd have much trouble trying to install and run Sequoia beta on your E5470 or on a E7470. No support for legacy Broadcom wireless cards for the moment. See our other dedicated thread on the matter.

Released June 24th, 2024. Build 24A5279h. Available through OTA with @Lorys89's version of RestrictEvents v1.1.4 of June 2024 as long as your Apple account is registered for beta updates. RestrictEvents.kext.zip Failing that, install assistant package is available here. Straight update; a bit long to complete. No changes to bootpack used for beta 1.

Just adapt any/your Sonoma build; it does not require much changes. See my "early feedback" thread where I've detailed things for my Skylake/HD520 E7270.

Updated for 2024.