[Pre Release] macOS Sequoia 15.2

[Max.1974]

No betas for a while... im in vacations !! 😁

[bluenote56]

24 minutes ago, Max.1974 said:

No betas for a while... im in vacations !! 😁

🥂🍺🥃🤾‍♂️👯‍♀️🔊

Edited November 5, 2024 by bluenote56

[cankiulascmnfye]

Installer crashes my laptop. Verbose output doesn't help much.

[Dragster27]

26 minutes ago, cankiulascmnfye said:

Installer crashes my laptop. Verbose output doesn't help much.

It's crashing here as well..  the installer stops during boot.... 

[matgeo]

Same here.

[ANTIKO]

A little off topic - yesterday I was struggling with the launch of itlwm on my hackintosh. I couldn't start it in any way, and only after I installed the drivers on Wi-Fi in Windows, did the Wi-Fi in the hackintosh work for me. Maybe it will be useful to someone (or maybe I invented a bicycle😀)

[HyperX7]

1 hour ago, Dragster27 said:

It's crashing here as well..  the installer stops during boot.... 

Same also for me.

[griven]

Same here on my Elitebook...

Crashes/stops with something related to Thunderbolt (last line in Verbose reads: 1587766us AppleThunderboltGenericHAL(255)::start - Status = 0x0

[mnfesq]

I'm also getting a boot loop after the update installer is created and the first reboot occurs.  For me, the only unusual thing is multiple entries saying "AppleVTD is not yet installed as gSystem".  I don't think, however, that the boot loop has anything to do with VT-d.

[LockDown]

Same here

[cankiulascmnfye]

Any ideas what the actual error is?

 

[LockDown]

For me, it was the VoodooPS2Keyboard that was causing the Panic (early reboot)

[Matgen84]

HI All

 

Putting -lilubetaall, I can boot Sequoia 15.2 Beta. Unfortunatly, macOS stuck on login screen after entering password. 😒 (Z390, Opencore Nightly 1.0.3).

Edited November 6, 2024 by Matgen84

[eSaF]

5 minutes ago, Matgen84 said:

Putting -lilubetaall, I can boot Sequoia 15.2 Beta. Unfortunatly, macOS stuck on login screen after entering password. 😒 

Is  -lilubetaall boot-arg still mandatory? I stopped using it quite a few Sequoia Betas ago.

I find boot-arg revpatch=sbvmm and RestrictEvents.kext is suffice on my Z490 for booting both Sonoma and Sequoia in any Release.

[Matgen84]

19 minutes ago, eSaF said:

Is  -lilubetaall boot-arg still mandatory? I stopped using it quite a few Sequoia Betas ago.

I find boot-arg revpatch=sbvmm and RestrictEvents.kext is suffice on my Z490 for booting both Sonoma and Sequoia in any Release.

Without -lilubetaall, my system is crashing. That is why I add it to boot-args. What do you think about my issue: macOS stuck on login screen after entering password.

[eSaF]

9 minutes ago, Matgen84 said:

Without -lilubetaall, my system is crashing. That is why I add it to boot-args. What do you think about my issue: macOS stuck on login screen after entering password.

That could be anyone's guess. The best solution is to get aid from any member running a Z390 Board, i.e BIOS version and settings.

The fact that you're experiencing crashes without that boot-arg is strange.

 

Personally I would start looking again at my BIOS settings with a possible BIOS update as well as the config.plist entries.

A daunting process to undertake but a possible necessary one. The Z390 is a solid platform for Hacks and from my own experience you shouldn't be having that problem with any updates if the setup is correct.

[ANTIKO]

Updated without problems on the Z790. Only boot-arg revpatch=sbvmm and RestrictEvents.kext was used(The full installer was downloaded)

Spoiler

 

 

 

Edited November 6, 2024 by ANTIKO

[Matgen84]

1 hour ago, eSaF said:

That could be anyone's guess. The best solution is to get aid from any member running a Z390 Board, i.e BIOS version and settings.

The fact that you're experiencing crashes without that boot-arg is strange.

 

Personally I would start looking again at my BIOS settings with a possible BIOS update as well as the config.plist entries.

A daunting process to undertake but a possible necessary one. The Z390 is a solid platform for Hacks and from my own experience you shouldn't be having that problem with any updates if the setup is correct.

 

Strangely, my Z390 system work fine before updating to 15.2 Beta. I continue to investigate.

EDIT: I remove -lilubetaall. Boot Sequoia: always stuck spinning wheel at login screen after password 😒

Edited November 6, 2024 by Matgen84

[eSaF]

17 minutes ago, Matgen84 said:

Strangely, my Z390 system work fine before updating to 15.2 Beta. I continue to investigate.

Even so my friend, something is definitely off on your system.

I dare say this is little comfort to you but every update I do on my system all I need to do is revert OCLP patching to get incremental update oppose to the full and that's it.

 

That's how it was on my old Gigabyte Z390 Pro and how it is now with my current MSI Z490.

If it worked fine before the 15.2 Beta then that is the direction you should start looking.

 

As a side note, after an update or install, I always look at the Verbose readout at boot to see if the boot process halts at a particular point before continuing.

That can provide useful info as to why it halted which could lead to an eventual panic if not addressed.

 

Then again, I am always tinkering to get my boot-up butter smooth.

This is probably achieved by building my own SSDT files and Mapped USB Ports. How those two things helps I don't know but it gives me great satisfaction.

[Dragster27]

7 hours ago, LockDown said:

For me, it was the VoodooPS2Keyboard that was causing the Panic (early reboot)

Yes, this made the trick here... I had to disable all voodoo related kexts and the upgrade went through successfully. Thank you.

 

Edit: You still need to keep them disabled for this version, otherwise it won't boot once updated, so these kexts need to be updated. (VooDooPS2Controller.kext, VooDooI2C.kext and VoodooI2CHID.kext).

Edited November 6, 2024 by Dragster27

[HyperX7]

58 minutes ago, Dragster27 said:

Yes, this made the trick here... I had to disable all voodoo related kexts and the upgrade went through successfully. Thank you.

 

Edit: You still need to keep them disabled for this version, otherwise it won't boot once updated, so these kexts need to be updated. (VooDooPS2Controller.kext, VooDooI2C.kext and VoodooI2CHID.kext).

 

This information was valid for my laptop. When VoodooPS2controller.kext canceled the installation completed. These kexts need to be updated.

[Anto65]

macOS Sequoia 15.2 Beta2 (24C5073e)

 

 

Full Installer

https://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/13/38/072-11038-A_8VILF7KGLR/ekuwqfer80bkta2a6l6hn9flavknip4edt/InstallAssistant.pkg

[cankiulascmnfye]

11 hours ago, LockDown said:

For me, it was the VoodooPS2Keyboard that was causing the Panic (early reboot)

 

Thanks, I will try disabling it.

[mnfesq]

14 hours ago, LockDown said:

For me, it was the VoodooPS2Keyboard that was causing the Panic (early reboot)

 

This was the problem for me.  I disabled all of the VoodooPS2Controller kexts and plugin kexts and it installed just fine.  Unfortunately, you cannot re-enable them after installation.  I am currently using a Bluetooth keyboard/trackpad and it sucks but I'm sure the kext will be updated soon now that it is clear that this is the kext causing the problem for many of us. For me, the error message was with the trackpad only.  I will try to isolate a specific kext/plugin and see if I can maintain keyboard functionality and only disable the trackpad.

 

EDIT:  Disabling the Trackpad plugin kext was not enough. With the other VoodooPS2 kexts, enabled, it still hung when booting up.

 

@1Revenger1 FYI

 

BTW, Here are the error messages I received just prior to restarting.

Edited November 6, 2024 by mnfesq

[meg2014]

Well, for me and my system, the install of 15.2 went fine.  No surprises or any issues whatsoever, actually.  

 

Whenever I say that, I always wonder what surprises Apple might come up with 15.3 or later.  They do have a history of introducing changes, often in the middle of updates to their OS, that sends many of us scrambling for solutions....🤔

Edited November 6, 2024 by meg2014