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4 hours ago, mnfesq said:

Since everyone is disabling AMFIPass.kext for now and many of us have an installation of Sonoma on the same computer, can someone please provide the maxkernel value for the AMFIPass.kext on a system running Sonoma 14.5 so that we can switch from Sonoma to Sequoia without having to disable the AMFIPass.kext every time?  Thanks.

 

EDIT:  I don't know if this is exactly correct but I got Sequoia to boot without disabling AMFIPass.kext by setting the maxkernel value for that kext to 23.9.9.

Yeah I did the same and it's working on both. I get a k.p. on shutdown though but that could be as much my odd EFI - I have few clues but a lot of persistance.

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4 hours ago, mnfesq said:

Since everyone is disabling AMFIPass.kext for now and many of us have an installation of Sonoma on the same computer, can someone please provide the maxkernel value for the AMFIPass.kext on a system running Sonoma 14.5 so that we can switch from Sonoma to Sequoia without having to disable the AMFIPass.kext every time?  Thanks.

 

EDIT:  I don't know if this is exactly correct but I got Sequoia to boot without disabling AMFIPass.kext by setting the maxkernel value for that kext to 23.9.9.

 

Thank you, I just did this before installing and now running Sequoia (Wasn't expecting that this morning!).

14 minutes ago, surfinchina said:

Yeah I did the same and it's working on both. I get a k.p. on shutdown though but that could be as much my odd EFI - I have few clues but a lot of persistance.

 

I think I am getting a panic too, I don't see it but on restart the OS complains it restarted because of a problem.

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Wi-Fi 6 intel you can use Heliport and itlwm.kext, working fine. 

Trackpad I have tryied many kexts but no success until now 

 

 

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Good morning there. I haven't yet installed macOS Sequoia but wanted to analyze the installer files.

 

The first thing I noticed is the PlatformSupport.plist, which has been already shared in this thread, as well as confirming the support of iGPU from KBL to ICL.

 

One thing I haven't yet managed to analyze is the SharedSupport.dmg. Inside SharedSupport.dmg/com_apple_MobileAsset_MacSoftwareUpdate there's a e2de87f20576b2bdc021d36f74a2f836cf42afe576178388dfd0cde875f4f979.aea Apple Encrypted Archive. Has anyone managed to extract it? 

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2 minutes ago, dreamwhite said:

Good morning there. I haven't yet installed macOS Sequoia but wanted to analyze the installer files.

 

The first thing I noticed is the PlatformSupport.plist, which has been already shared in this thread, as well as confirming the support of iGPU from KBL to ICL.

 

One thing I haven't yet managed to analyze is the SharedSupport.dmg. Inside SharedSupport.dmg/com_apple_MobileAsset_MacSoftwareUpdate there's a e2de87f20576b2bdc021d36f74a2f836cf42afe576178388dfd0cde875f4f979.aea Apple Encrypted Archive. Has anyone managed to extract it? 

But why do you need to do it...?
If you want to try Sequoia, install it on an external or internal test HDD, without compromising your OS.

9 minutes ago, Ludox said:

But why do you need to do it...?
If you want to try Sequoia, install it on an external or internal test HDD, without compromising your OS.

Well I'm interested in analyzing FirmwareUpdate.pkg which is contained there and not on the installed OS afaik... 

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Installed with these annotations:

  • Z390 + i9-9900 + RX 6600 XT + AX 210
  • SMBIOS iMac19,1
  • -lilubetaall
  • SecureBootModel = x86legacy
  • AMFIPass.kext (with or without -amfipassbeta) and amfi=0x80 give early KP
  • Settings for Fenvi give also early KP
  • AX 210 -> AirportItlwm.kext doesn't enable wifi, itlwm + Heliport does
  • Migration Assistant doesn't work
  • Pretty stable to be first beta
  • Time from Apple logo to Desktop is longer than Sonoma or Ventura.

That's all, folks!

 

 

 

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46 minutes ago, eSaF said:

Yes, so far it's a given with this OS,  whether it will stay as a permanent feature going forward is another thing.

Have a look in Feedback Assistant there is a note detailing exactly how to turn it off.

It takes roughly 5 to 10 minutes for it to revert to normal.

Good luck.

 

PS - Feedback Assistant is a good place to look for changes or Bug Fixes whenever a new version or update comes available.


I wonder if it was still encrypting when I tried to turn it off, it was being reported as on but the progress bar underneath was just cycling. 

@Shaneee  Hi. All kernel patches are ok. The BIOS settings have been reviewed, but this is the case. The same EFI opens Sonoma without problems.20240611_031309.thumb.jpg.fc17a68b1c2e1a236019fb3f6143fc7c.jpg

 

 

config.plist

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9 minutes ago, eSaF said:

@turko35408 - I am clutching at straws here but based on my own try this.

Insure your running the latest OC and kext versions (won't hurt, that's what I did).

Also try disabling RestrictEvents.kext, I am running without it despite the fact it is probably needed by Sonoma.

Reboot, clean NVRAM and see if you can make progress.

Good luck

I've tried them all, but it doesn't work.

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