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29 minutes ago, eSaF said:

Yes Bro, I now have to remember to stop posting in the Hack Forums due to force of habit.:lol:

Sorry to state the obvious, but it is a nice feeling when everything just work.:thumbsup_anim:

 

Happy New Year with your Apple Mac mini M4 😊

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Em 01/12/2026 às 17:35, deeveedee disse:

Atualização incremental muito rápida para Tahoe 26.3 Beta 2. Feliz por ter pelo menos mais um ano de desempenho de hack impecável com o macOS Tahoe.

  • Abra o Núcleo 1.0.6
  • WhateverGreen 1.7.0 (precisa adicionar temporariamente boot-arg -wegnoegpu para executar a atualização e, em seguida, remover o boot-arg após a atualização)
  • Desative temporariamente o BluetoolFixup.kext para ativar a atualização incremental e, em seguida, ative o BluetoolFixup.kext após a atualização
  • VoodooHDA.kext 3.0.3 com SIP csr-active-config = <01000000>
  • IntelMausiEthernet 3.0.3 funcionando perfeitamente com AppleVTD ativado
  • Sem manchas de raiz

Atualização Incremental

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EDITAR: Atualização fácil semelhante para o meu HackBookPro16,2 (HP EliteBook 850 G7). Usando VoodooHDA.kext e Intel itlwm com csr-active-config = <01000000> (sem patches de raiz).

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EDIT2: Após um período de "liquidação" após a atualização no meu HackBookPro16,2 (apenas gráficos Intel IGPU), estou impressionado com a capacidade de resposta geral do Tahoe neste hack. Continuo a habilitar as Configurações do Sistema "Acessibilidade > Movimento > Reduzir Movimento" e "Acessibilidade > Exibição > Reduzir Transparência"

 

Hi @Deeveedee and all folks! What did you think of Tahoe 26.3 in terms of lightness? Did it become smoother, or is it still heavy for Intel UHD? I want to test 

Link to download

 

https://swdist.apple.com/content/downloads/12/22/047-11930-A_I195HNRX22/ea7fzrnadsd6akaix5f7cf6y5tlehtybxf/InstallAssistant.pkg

 

key>BUILD</key>
            <string>25D5101c</string>
            <key>VERSION</key>
            <string>26.3</string>

 

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16 hours ago, Max.1974 said:

 

Hi @Deeveedee and all folks! What did you think of Tahoe 26.3 in terms of lightness? Did it become smoother, or is it still heavy for Intel UHD? I want to test 

 

See here.

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A fix to Lilu.kext is coming which will address the Radeon dGPU install issues that we have been experiencing in Tahoe.  With this Lilu fix, there are no changes needed for WhateverGreen.kext.

 

EDIT: Many thanks to @Avery B for this Lilu fix and to @laobamac_yyds for giving us WhateverGreen.kext fixes that temporarily resolve the issue until the Lilu fix is released.

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So, the latest Tahoe Beta (ends in 101c) appears to be much easier on my CPU - and doesn't drive it as hard when loading the system.  Especially so If you turn down transparency in system settings, it almost seems normal.  Still very very slow after login - this is way Tahoe has been from the very beginning of 26.3.  Not sure what that is all about, but, well. there it is.  Some good, some not so good, I guess,.

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On 1/13/2026 at 4:04 AM, eSaF said:

Yes Bro, I now have to remember to stop posting in the Hack Forums due to force of habit.:lol:

Sorry to state the obvious, but it is a nice feeling when everything just work.:thumbsup_anim:

 

Well, I think you should continue to contribute here...:thumbsup_anim:....

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Em 14/01/2026 às 11:24, meg2014 disse:

So, the latest Tahoe Beta (ends in 101c) appears to be much easier on my CPU - and doesn't drive it as hard when loading the system.  Especially so If you turn down transparency in system settings, it almost seems normal.  Still very very slow after login - this is way Tahoe has been from the very beginning of 26.3.  Not sure what that is all about, but, well. there it is.  Some good, some not so good, I guess,.

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On my Lenovo T14, macOS Ventura feels noticeably smoother and more responsive overall. Animations, Mission Control, trackpad gestures, and general UI interactions are very fluid.

 

When testing Tahoe 26.2, the system works, but it feels heavier and less responsive, especially in daily usage. This does not seem to be a configuration error, but rather the increased system overhead in newer macOS versions. Ventura appears to be better optimized for Intel iGPU-based laptops, while newer releases rely more on modern GPU features and background services.

 

For real-world productivity on this hardware, Ventura currently provides the best balance between performance, stability, and user experience.

 

I will test macOS 26.3 to give the Hackintosh one last chance to my T14 ;) 

 

Edit: Unfortunately, I tried my best, excluding unusable SSDTs and testing friends’ configurations here, but T14 doesn’t run well on 10th-generation laptops. My 7th-gen Kaby Lake feels like a gaming PC compared to how bad Tahoe 26.3 turned out 😂😂!!

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Sorry to hear that, but not much of a surprise that Ventura is much smoother.  Ventura runs adequately on my 2010 Dell Latitude E6410.  Hopefully 26.3 is better for you.

 

I am finding that Sequoia performance is outstanding and Tahoe 26.3 beta 2 performs very well on my HP EliteBook 850 G7 (i7-10610U / 32GB) with Intel 10th Gen iGPU (no dGPU).  

 

These Tahoe System Settings improved performance for me:

  • "Accessibility > Motion > Reduce Motion"
  • "Accessibility > Display > Reduce Transparency"
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@deeveedeeThanks for the information, I’ll try it now. I was out working earlier.

 

Edit: Hi, thanks for the settings. I discovered it was an SSDT causing the freezing, but I also adjusted it according to your settings and noticed a big improvement. Thank you!! I also noticed that logging into my Apple ID gets a little worse, so it really must be something related to the settings and iCloud.

 

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56 minutes ago, deeveedee said:

@Max.1974 Glad to hear that you figured it out.  It might be good to correct your post over at MacRumors.

 

@deeveedee  Thank you, Deeveedee. I will correct it, and I also want to inform you that, while reviewing the SSDTs one by one, I noticed an incorrect EC, which helped a lot to reduce the lag. However, the Lenovo T14 is indeed very smooth with Ventura and Sequoia. On macOS Tahoe, my CPU is constantly at 100% usage. I might need to use the CPUFriend kext.  

 

Thank you!;) 

 

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Fix Thunderbolt

 

 

 

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@Max.1974 My 10th Gen Intel laptop CPU spends most of its time idle when running Tahoe.  I don't use CPUFriend.  If your hack CPU is pegged at 100%, that would definitely explain the lag.  Have you inspected Activity Monitor to determine which process is pegging your CPU?

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5 hours ago, deeveedee said:

@Max.1974 My 10th Gen Intel laptop CPU spends most of its time idle when running Tahoe.  I don't use CPUFriend.  If your hack CPU is pegged at 100%, that would definitely explain the lag.  Have you inspected Activity Monitor to determine which process is pegging your CPU?

Hi 

So I did figure it out, yes — it was the Display Manager that was consuming the AI resources, and ChatGPT helped me identify what it was. That’s why DisplayLink Manager is not designed to avoid such high power consumption. So, if I reduce or disable DisplayLink Manager on Tahoe, using my dock station, I can then use it normally with around 70% usage on Tahoe. On Ventura it goes down to 4%, 10%, 30%, even while compiling and doing everything else. So basically, Tahoe really isn’t made for notebooks. It’s just too much, it pushes the hardware too hard, in my opinion. But I restructured my SSDTs according to the BIOS mode for Windows — using Windows mode — and I managed to reorganize my SSDTs, and the result is excellent on Ventura, and still usable on Tahoe. 😆🙏🏻👊🏻

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On 1/14/2026 at 8:51 AM, deeveedee said:

A fix to Lilu.kext is coming which will address the Radeon dGPU install issues that we have been experiencing in Tahoe.  With this Lilu fix, there are no changes needed for WhateverGreen.kext.

 

EDIT: Many thanks to @Avery B for this Lilu fix and to @laobamac_yyds for giving us WhateverGreen.kext fixes that temporarily resolve the issue until the Lilu fix is released.

I was wondering if anyone would notice. You all watch the repos like hawks (which I'm not entirely sure how I feel about that, at least with my private repos >_>)

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@Avery B I appreciate your work and am not closely monitoring your private repos. Somone had mentioned your fix in a 'public' Acidanthera issue, so I simply followed the link. Your secret is safe with us. 😄

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