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15 minutes ago, miliuco said:

@dogansan

Glad to read this.

This is what I do (not compiling yet, only trying the app to see the language changes):

  1. Python 3.11 installed by brew
  2. Fork @laobamac_yyds repo to perez987/OCLP-Mod
  3. Clone my fork to my local disk: gh repo clone perez987/OCLP-Mod
  4. Change to the local repo in Terminal
  5. Set my repo as default: gh repo set-default perez987/OCLP-Mod
  6. Set multilingual as working branch: git checkout multilingual
  7. Change wxpython line in requirements.txt (remove all but wxPython)
  8. Create python env: python3 -m venv oclp;source oclp/bin/activate;pip3 install -r requirements.txt (all python dependencies are installed in OCLP-Mod/oclp)
  9. Run: python3 OCLP-Mod-GUI.command

If you only want to see the app in English in your Hack, clone @laobamac_yyds repo to your disk and skip the fork.

 

Thanks for the summary of the steps for others who are after English version.  I have reached to happy end with a lot of stumbling trial and errors , but with similar steps

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@dogansan

 

One more thing. Maybe already done. To be able to run python3 OCLP-Mod-GUI.command without activate env each time, I have added to .zprofile this line:

 

export PATH=$HOME/Documents/GitHub/OCLP-Mod/oclp/bin:$PATH

@johnnyl

Mostly as in OCLP. 
SIP disabled (03080000 en config.plist). 
SecureBootModel disabled. 
AMFIpass.kext 1.4.1. 
Python (3.11 I guess). 

If it's for Tahoe, you need tahoe-test branch. 
 

  1. Python 3.11 installed by brew
  2. Clone @laobamac_yyds repo to local disk: gh repo clone https://github.com/laobamac/OCLP-Mod
  3. Change to the local repo in Terminal
  4. Set tahoe-test as working branch: git checkout tahoe-test
  5. Change wxpython line in requirements.txt (remove all but wxPython)
  6. Create python env: python3 -m venv oclp;source oclp/bin/activate;pip3 install -r requirements.txt (all python dependencies are installed in OCLP-Mod/oclp)
  7. Run: python3 OCLP-Mod-GUI.command

 

Or use this by @chris1111

https://github.com/chris1111/BUILD-OCLP-Mod

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Build OCLP-Mod from command line Working from macOS Sequoia to macOS Tahoe 26

 

### Prerequisite: Command Line Tools (CLT) for Xcode
- from `xcode-select —install`
- Or Developer Apple Command Line Tools
- If you have `Xcode installed` that's also good

 

Type  A to build OCLP-Mod

After  Build from A Type D to build OCLP-Mod.pkg and all other Package

Type  B to Check Update OCLP-Mod

Type  C to Update OCLP-Mod

 

You must press any key to return after any selected options.

 

image.thumb.png.55f98004a5bb10ee1d3d1ac6a09614fb.png

 

Enjoy :thumbsup_anim:

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1 minute ago, johnnyl said:

Hi Ive SIP disabled( 03080000 ) in config. plist and SecureBootModel disabled. . Also added amfi=0x80 in the boot arg. Is this needed ?

Reason I ask is that is because the patching button is greyed out in OCLP-Mod.

Send a picture  result

1 hour ago, miliuco said:

@arsradu

But did you see any message? About SIP or anything? Are you on OpenCore or Clover? Did you get the tahoe-test branch of the app?

SIP is disabled, and I'm using OpenCore.

I used build 2.6.5 before, and I was able to patch audio on a fresh installation of Tahoe. Now it doesn't work anymore on another partition with Sequoia upgraded to Tahoe as well.

I'm not sure what's going on. The app doesn't complain about anything, it just says all the patches are already applied. It's like it's not detecting there's a need to patch audio.

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9 minutes ago, Anto65 said:

Have you tried the above?

Yes Anto65. Going into settings and selecting the 2 options you showed, then logging out and in did the trick. The patching button was enabled and the patching was done then rebooted.. Thank you very much. My onboard sound was restored but still not sure how to get the legacy usb for the usb wifi adaptor to work. I've installed Chris's wifi driver. I'm not sure if it also needs some extra kexts for it to work.

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2 hours ago, miliuco said:

@johnnyl

Mostly as in OCLP. 
SIP disabled (03080000 en config.plist). 
SecureBootModel disabled. 
AMFIpass.kext 1.4.1. 
Python (3.11 I guess). 

If it's for Tahoe, you need tahoe-test branch. 
 

  1. Python 3.11 installed by brew
  2. Clone @laobamac_yyds repo to local disk: gh repo clone https://github.com/laobamac/OCLP-Mod
  3. Change to the local repo in Terminal
  4. Set tahoe-test as working branch: git checkout tahoe-test
  5. Change wxpython line in requirements.txt (remove all but wxPython)
  6. Create python env: python3 -m venv oclp;source oclp/bin/activate;pip3 install -r requirements.txt (all python dependencies are installed in OCLP-Mod/oclp)
  7. Run: python3 OCLP-Mod-GUI.command

 

Or use this by @chris1111

https://github.com/chris1111/BUILD-OCLP-Mod

Cheers Miliuco. I went for the easy option with https://github.com/chris1111/BUILD-OCLP-Mod

I had already downloaded the version 3.0.0 OF THE MOD. after creating the mod rolling the steps it made a 2.6.5 version which still worked.

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2 hours ago, chris1111 said:

Build OCLP-Mod from command line Working from macOS Sequoia to macOS Tahoe 26

 

### Prerequisite: Command Line Tools (CLT) for Xcode
- from `xcode-select —install`
- Or Developer Apple Command Line Tools
- If you have `Xcode installed` that's also good

 

Type  A to build OCLP-Mod

After  Build from A Type D to build OCLP-Mod.pkg and all other Package

Type  B to Check Update OCLP-Mod

Type  C to Update OCLP-Mod

 

You must press any key to return after any selected options.

 

image.thumb.png.55f98004a5bb10ee1d3d1ac6a09614fb.png

 

Enjoy :thumbsup_anim:

Hey Chris. Thanks for the detailed and clear instructions. Along with Anto and miliuco you guys have really helped me out a lot and I really appreciate it. I sill have a way to go but big THANKS to you all.

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51 minutes ago, Anto65 said:

Once again you've come up with the remedy. It's all good now, the usb wifi is working great now. Many thanks bro.

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58 minutes ago, johnnyl said:

Hey Chris. Thanks for the detailed and clear instructions. Along with Anto and miliuco you guys have really helped me out a lot and I really appreciate it. I sill have a way to go but big THANKS to you all.

I forgot to add MAX to that list for starting me off with the EFI'S. Sorry for taking so long getting back to you bro. We got there in the end. Thanks a lot.

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6 minutes ago, johnnyl said:

I forgot to add MAX to that list for starting me off with the EFI'S. Sorry for taking so long getting back to you bro. We got there in the end. Thanks a lot.

Also forgot to add 2 other life savers laobamac and Mirone for their great apps.

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Oh nice app my friends. Thanks @chris1111 @johnnyl @miliuco @Mirone @Anto65 and all this awesome team. Good tools fellas. Excelente job. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻😉😀

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