-
Notifications
You must be signed in to change notification settings - Fork 106
New issue
Have a question about this project? Sign up for a free GitHub account to open an issue and contact its maintainers and the community.
By clicking “Sign up for GitHub”, you agree to our terms of service and privacy statement. We’ll occasionally send you account related emails.
Already on GitHub? Sign in to your account
Notes for macOS 12.0 (Monterey) #167
Comments
To make it simple, here's the config bit for
** Remember to remove
|
The freezes problem is FakePCIID |
Thanks for letting me know, when I have a chance, I'll try it again without FakePCIID and see how it goes. |
Monterey beta is working for me as well after disabling FakePCIID, which is nice (with FakePCIID it crashed for me as well). Unfortunately as a consequence sound is not working anymore. |
I haven't tested beta 4 yet, but on beta 3, sound/mic were working fine here. I'm not sure if you're talking about HDMI audio (I haven't tested this one). Also, I didn't test if audio was still working after sleeping. |
About the freezing issue I've experienced before, it's still there unfortunately. I've tried to update my test SSD to beta 4 and it froze a couple of times already while browsing the internet and waiting for the beta 4 download.
|
I'm running beta 4. I meant built-in audio, i.e. not via HDMI (haven't tried that). If I open sound settings it says that there are no input or output devices. What I did to install Monterey was get the latest version of the files here from GitHub, so the latest config.plist, Open Core, kexts etc. In config.plist I disabled My system is not freezing, it froze once with |
Notes on Monterey
What does not work is
|
@nmhendriks75 I had not disabled |
I couldn't notice the difference between Big Sur and Monterey, for me, the webcam image looks bad in both. Have you notice any difference on Monterey? Or is it just as bad as it was in Big Sur? |
That's really bad. I don't have this issue in Monterey, the image is fine compared to your. Both images are from Monterey (beta 4): I no longer have Big Sur to compare, but I've tested the webcam on both before replacing Big Sur, the images from both systems were the same over here. |
I've updated to OC 0.7.2 and the latest kexts, but I don't think there is anything relevant for this setup. Anyway, I've been using Monterey Beta 4 as my only OS and so far, it's fine, not bad for a beta. A few things that I've noticed:
It looks promising so far! Edit: Sound is back and working again after a couple of reboots. |
What does the Fake PCIID kext (or kexts) do? Like what function did they serve in Big Sur for it to be part of the kexts? |
Someone else might be more helpful in answering your question, until then, have a look at the readme file for the Also, there are a few discussions about For this specific project, we rely on It seems that |
I've been running Monterey Beta 5 for a while and it performs a lot better than Beta 4. Unfortunately it introduced some compatibility issues with some apps I have (i.e. Photoshop, DaisyDisk). On the good side, it fixed issues with Chrome, which used to freeze every single day in Beta 4. |
Is it necessary to add that config bit from your post All I did was just remove the FakePCIID kexts, replaced the bluetooth kext and did an OC Snapshot. That should be okay, right? |
Edit: Sorry, I missed the part of the (I removed part of my reply, since it wasn't related to what you've asked) |
Anyway, I got monterey installed (With FakePCIID and the Fake PCIID for HDMI audio and can confirm that HDMI Display nor Audio works but isnt an issue for me as I barely use it) |
Normal audio is working fine, bluetooth audio is also working fine upon replacing BrcmBluetoothInjector with BlueToolFixup. |
Starting beta 6 (21A5506j) tests. I've tried to install it via normal Software Update, but it didn't work for me. I had no issues during the installation, but when it finished, it got stuck after I've entered the filevault password: the progress bar (boot) only showed like 5% progress and then stayed there forever - at least a couple of hours before I rebooted it. On the next reboot, I've entered in the recovery mode and ran "Reinstall macOS 12 Beta", it automatically downloaded the latest beta and reinstalled it. It took some time, but it was the easiest hackintosh installation I've ever done, I've just sat down and watched the whole installation process, the only thing I had to do was to enter the filevault password. This time it booted without any issues and everything went back to normal (so far). |
Thats wierd, because it worked perfectly fine for me. I do not use FileVault though. I noticed that in the Software updates tab in System Preferences that after downloading it takes a while where it shows 30 minutes remaining but it takes longer than that after rebooting to update everything went very smooth for me. |
Also, forgot to mention that when I installed monterey a few days ago that the webcam also works perfectly fine. This beta has been really stable so far, hopefully it would continue this way for me. |
The last The issue I was having was that when the system tried to update, it rebooted into a loop. Some people reported that they could install it successfully after temporarily changing the SMBIOS to It seems that After the The change made in |
|
Some people have reported that external monitor wasn't working before Beta 9, but I couldn't verify it (note: these reports weren't for this laptop). |
|
Almost there... The macOS Monterey version 12.0.1 RC (21A558) was updated successfully. |
I've started testing the relatively new kext for the SD card reader: RealtekCardReader (so far it seems to work well). RealtekCardReaderFriend was also installed, as it seems to be required for macOS to recognise it as a built-in card reader device. |
is the card reader still draining the battery very fast? |
I haven't tested it. TBH, the battery on my laptop doesn't last long nowadays and I use it always plugged. Until this week, I had the SD card disabled in BIOS, so this is actually the first time I'm using it. I've unplugged the laptop from the power for a simple test and I can see in coconutBattery that it's draining fast, it went from 98% to 91% in about 5 minutes (display is ~ 90% bright). Unfortunately I don't have the numbers to compare with the sd-card disabled, but it was already draining fast before enabling the card. Although I didn't have any major issues so far, I'm still not confident that this new kext is stable enough, if I have a sd-card inserted, the coconutBattery app won't start and it will crash, which is odd but I hope it's just an isolated issue. I'll keep using it and will see if it's at least stable to read/write to sd cards. |
Another RC installed without any issues: 12.0.1 (21A559). At this point I think it's safe to say that Monterey works well with this laptop. There are more tests to do though, like external monitors. Hopefully I might be able to test it soon. I'm waiting to the final release before sharing my OC config. But if anyone need it, just ask. |
Is it just me but I am trying to update to 0.7.4 from 0.7.1 to update to Monterey but it just doesnt work. After replacing boot64, opencore.efi and openruntime my gui for the boot selector goes and when booting into macos i get the ocb error. |
OC 0.7.4 is working fine here. I've attached my OC folder: |
About the GUI, have you updated It usually has to be the same version from the OC you're running as a general rule, but sometimes they don't change anything, in that case, it doesn't make any difference, but when there are changes it might break your GUI if you don't use the same version. |
I had tried doing that when someone in the hackintosh discord recommended me to, But it didn't get fixed unfortunately. |
After using your EFI and putting in my iMessage serials and stuff and I was able to successfully able to update to Monterey - Thank you so much, I also love the theme that you have in there. |
@krim404 sorry, I only saw your msg now. I noticed that the 12 branch is created already, thanks! |
it worked out of the box for me. so we can close this :) |
This is for keeping tracking of what has to be changed in order to upgrade to Monterey.
I've done it myself, the update was simple and it can be done through the normal macOS Software Update (it takes a while though).
On my first attempt (Beta 3), the system was constantly freezing, but as per @dnsdk comment, this seems to be an issue with
FakePCIID*
. WithoutFakePCIID*
the system seems to be stable (for a beta version anyway).Back to the upgrade:
In order to upgrade to Monterey, we just need a couple of changes, and that's because bluetooth can't be injected the same way it is in Big Sur, and
FakePCIID
is currently not compatible with Monterey:BrcmBluetoothInjector
kext byBlueToolFixup
(DO NOT useBrcmBluetoothInjector
for Monterey).FakePCIID*
(allFakePCIID
related kexts)For reference:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: