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miliuco
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@MorenoAv

AMFIPass.kext 1.4.1 is Acidanthera flavour, here

https://github.com/dortania/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher/tree/sequoia-development/payloads/Kexts/Acidanthera

RestrictEvents.kexts 1.1.4 @lorys89 flavour is here

https://github.com/Lorys89/RestrictEvents

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ichelash
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52 minutes ago, eSaF said:

In that case all my functions with this patch corresponds with yours.

My only bugbear is I just cannot install OCLP on Sequoia (all good on Sonoma), whether it is a released or the latest Nightly version.

I don't know how much that matters at this stage.

The fact that I can't, is eating away at the very core of my confidence. :wallbash:

Does it gives you errors..or it just can't patch?

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miliuco
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@AlfredoM

Yes, I have such iMac but now it's not with me. It's at my daughter home. It's on Sonoma. Not Sequoia yet. 
 

@eSaF

When you run OCLP >> Settings >> select a Mac model in the SMBIOS list, it doesn't matter if isn't yours >> go back >> Root patch. Does it fix your issue?

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Rocky12
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sorry guys apologize for my mistake i have uploaded multiple time the same image if someone is authorized can remove the post

1 hour ago, ichelash said:

You need to sign in to GitHub...to be able to download..

i think i'm using the wrong version and the other thing is i don,t have github account to login

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deeveedee
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In OCLP/opencore_legacy_patcher/sys_patch/sys_patch_detect.py, the method self.check_os_compat() sets self.unsupported_os

 

Until you figure out the "Unsupported OS" issue, maybe you can manually set self.unsupported_os to False (or disable the self.check_os_compat() method) and rebuild.

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robi62
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28 minutes ago, deeveedee said:

@robi62 Looks like you might need to update VoodooInput.kext.  A list of recommended kext updates is here.

hi I did ages ago could it be the cryptexfixup kext?? Was is it for????

No as I don't need it my machine is kabylake

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hoaug
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@deeveedee thank you for your information. But I realized that if I use the version at runs 9783955206, it will not be Unsupported Host OS..

@eSaF try this Openore Legacy Patcher version: Sync PatcherSupportPkg · dortania/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher@b7c4ea2 (github.com)
 

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deeveedee
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8 minutes ago, robi62 said:

hi I did ages ago could it be the cryptexfixup kext?? Was is it for????

No as I don't need it my machine is kabylake

Maybe you should post your EFI for others to inspect.

miliuco
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1 hour ago, deeveedee said:

In OCLP/opencore_legacy_patcher/sys_patch/sys_patch_detect.py, the method self.check_os_compat() sets self.unsupported_os

 Now the method looks different: 

def _check_os_compat(self) -> bool:
        """
        Base check to ensure patcher is compatible with host OS
        """
        min_os = os_data.os_data.big_sur
        max_os = os_data.os_data.sequoia
        if self.os_major < min_os or self.os_major > max_os:
            return False
        return True

 

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Fixed code, thanks deeveedee
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deeveedee
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6 minutes ago, miliuco said:

 Now the method looks different:

 

The source I downloaded (with --branch sequoia-development) has max_os = sequoia

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