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[pre-release] macOS Ventura 13.3


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5 hours ago, nyu1985 said:

Hello,

 

I need to disable E-Cores on my Z690 + 13600KF rig otherwise I have a kernel panic at boot saying the numbers of detected cores is not good.

No problem on the Z390 + 9900K rig.

If you may use Clover then I can look to your Clover preboot.log where significant information will be contained.

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I had to disable E-Cores as well, thanks to this thread, managed to get it installed. Now to enable and see if it boots after installation. Z690 and 12900K

 

***EDIT*** Tried with E-Cores on Random mode and boots to panic, E-Cores on Auto and also panic - seems that as long as E-Cores is enabled you cannot boot into Ventura 13.3 beta. Lucky I have another Ventura 13.2 on another M.2 

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44 minutes ago, nyu1985 said:

Yes indeed E-Cores need to stay disabled. I use OpenCore 0.9.0.

Oh my!!! - Like owning a Ferrari and not letting the horses under the hood stretch their legs when ever you feel the need to. :shock: :cry:

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 Oh my!!! - Like owning a Ferrari and not letting the horses under the hood stretch their legs the joys of hackintoshing. I'm going to reinstall 13.2 for the moment(Three hours later lol)

 

 

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On 2/16/2023 at 9:31 PM, fantomas said:

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 MacOS Ventura 13.3 beta ( 22DE5219e)

 

Full Installer:

http://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/15/58/032-01912-A_61S1ZIFYYG/uo8x7rgi4gpep6f17gxgiqcewcfe0vy434/InstallAssistant.pkg

 

Build 1: iMac20,2, i5-9400F, Samsung 16GB DDR4 RAM, MSI Z390 Gaming Plus, Radeon RX 580 8GB, OC 0.9.0

 

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X299 is late to the party but the update is done ( without issue ) 

BTW, thanks Mr Amazon I found the perfect use for your Fire tablet.. However the app “About this Hack” does not seem to understand what kind of monitor it is 😂.

 

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I suppose the e-cores thing is caused by some new kernel (or system kext) code made specifically to error out in case some wired configurations in the cpu topology are detcted, since the x86 code in macOS is made just for cpus without a hybrid topology. Perhaps you can achieve boot by enabling the e-cores and disabling hyperthreading, but this is just an idea, it might as well just not work at all, for the moment it seems that work needs to be done to spoof the cpu tology detections being made by the kernel or to at least patch them with somenthing like a lilu plugin.

 

BTW if you have the text from the e-cores panic, even a picture, posting it will be very helful, remmeber to use the keepsyms=1 and debug=0x100 boot args and to enable your bootloader config option to disable logging of loaded kexts in the panic text, so the system will not reboot after a panic and it will display some additional info about what pieces of code causes it, but also not display info we don't need.

 

Thanks for the attention.

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