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OC Build Wizard is a simple app that I use to build OpenCore, whether it's the official Acidanthera version or the modified Btwise version.

It's an application I developed for personal use, so don't expect it to be a 'Super App' or anything like that. Anyway, I hope it proves useful for some people.

 

You must have Xcode or Command Line Tools installed.

 

P.S: If this is an issue for the Acidanthera development team, please contact me. Some of you know where to find me outside of IM.

 

Source code: https://github.com/Mirone/Oc-Build-Wizard

Edited by Mirone


What's New in Version 1.2   See changelog

Released

  • An NSScrollview has been added so you can track the script's progress.
  • A function has been added to display the time OpenCore took to build.
  • The UI has been updated making the App more modern.
  • Some small bugs fixed.
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chris1111

Posted

@Mirone Another suggestion is to add more button or menue bar to check OC Update then Updated OC 😎

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Mirone

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On 2/24/2024 at 12:10 AM, chris1111 said:

See Pics

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You can 

do script (open firstScript)

Set the Terminal to open the script; on that way User will see what append

 

 

@chris1111, OK, I will accept your suggestion as soon as you accept mine. My suggestion is: instead of displaying the output of your script in the terminal, display it in an NSScrollView, as I did in OC Build Wizard.

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chris1111

Posted (edited)

12 hours ago, Mirone said:

@chris1111, OK, I will accept your suggestion as soon as you accept mine. My suggestion is: instead of displaying the output of your script in the terminal, display it in an NSScrollView, as I did in OC Build Wizard.

 

 I like the terminal better the window NSScrollView is to small with my Top and bottom Icon

As you you can see there is only one Icon

EDIT***

I am an amateur when it comes to Xcode build Applications unlike you are a Pro

but I'm doing well when it comes to Packages .PKG

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bluenote56

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On 2/22/2024 at 5:14 AM, STLVNUB said:

All Good

Neat Program Well Done 

Hi, I'm on Clover 5157 too. Could it be possible to post the version which works with Clover too? I tried with the available one but it gives an "opencore not found " warning (of course).

It would be great to have an opencore build for my system ( I' ve always used Clover and I'n not much into Opencore) 

Thanks a lot

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Mirone

Posted

@bluenote56, With the current version you can build OpenCore even with clover installed, I corrected this validation, for this reason you see the message "OpenCore not found".

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bluenote56

Posted

13 minutes ago, Mirone said:

@bluenote56, With the current version you can build OpenCore even with clover installed, I corrected this validation, for this reason you see the message "OpenCore not found".

Thanks it was my fault actually not to understand an keep on.

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STLVNUB

Posted

Can You Make INSTALL Command Line Tools IF NOT THERE

Max.1974

Posted (edited)

@Mirone @chris1111 meu caríssimos, testei o OC Build do nosso Amigo Mirone e está rodando maravilhosamente bem, 5 segundos de boot apenas!! 

 

Thanks my friends!!! 

 

English: Dear friends, I tested OC Build of our Friend Mirone and it is running wonderfully, just 5 seconds of boot time!!

 

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Mirone

Posted

On 3/16/2024 at 5:16 PM, STLVNUB said:

Can You Make INSTALL Command Line Tools IF NOT THERE

If the user hasn't installed the Command Line Tools, do you want it to be installed? Currently, when running the application, is a message not displayed to perform the installation if you haven't installed it yet?

Max.1974

Posted

"Ad cautelam" if is necessary, run this command 

 

sudo rm -rf /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools

STLVNUB

Posted

2 hours ago, Mirone said:

If the user hasn't installed the Command Line Tools, do you want it to be installed? Currently, when running the application, is a message not displayed to perform the installation if you haven't installed it yet?

Yes Check For The Tools, If NOT There Install Them

Mirone

Posted (edited)

@STLVNUB, It's done, this function has already been implemented for the next version of OC Build Wizard.

 

It won't be possible, at least for now, in tests carried out there was unexpected behavior of the function and I don't have time to check it.

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STLVNUB

Posted

Don't Know Whats Going On But It Wont Open Here, Says

 

The application “OC Build Wizard.app” can’t be opened.

STLVNUB

Posted

Now says it contains malware WTF

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Mirone

Posted

@STLVNUB Calm down, I will update it soon.
Ps: I don't know why I'm not receiving notifications about comments on this post.:wallbash:

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STLVNUB

Posted

23 hours ago, Mirone said:

@STLVNUB Calm down, I will update it soon.
Ps: I don't know why I'm not receiving notifications about comments on this post.:wallbash:

Don't Matter Anyhow As I DON'T Have A Hackintosh Anymore ;)

 


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