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macOS 10.12 Sierra Unsupported Macs Thread
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The current 10.12.1 beta update still checking hardware, so manual modification of the dist file or using some patching tool are still require.
Guys, with Sierra update, apple announced common buffer for mac and ios. After updating my 5.1 macbook, I can not get this feature to work with my iphone 6 on ios10. Is it just me or everyone else have the same thing?
P.S. also I cant pair the two via bluetooth
P.S. also I cant pair the two via bluetooth
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There is no "uninstallation" as the bundle is self-contained, you simply restart using the Startup Disk pane in System Preferences to clear the flags.
Please, help me, I installed Mac OS Sierra with the macOS Sierra Patcher on my Macbook Pro 15" Mid 2009. Installation and upgrade was ok, but my camera (iSight) is not working! (BTW during patching I needed to click in "force cache.."). Here it is a screenshot when trying to use iSight camera with Hangouts
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Maybe you have some hw failure? What you see in system profiler? Photobooth? If you boot it to El Capitan, it works?
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Ever since Apple silently removed the GM entry from the "Purchased" tab in the App Store app -- this apparently occurred right before they released the final version -- macOS Sierra has not been listed when I use the "mas list" command with the CLI version of MAS.
I just unhid the "macOS Sierra Public Beta" -- from July 21, 2016 -- entry on my "Purchased" tab, hoping that it would help, but it didn't.
Does anyone know if there is a way to get Sierra listed again in the Terminal when I use the "mas list" command?
BTW, as I mentioned before, even though Sierra no longer appears in the list in the Terminal, if I use the "mas install 1127487414" command, it will still download the latest version . . . although I doubt that it will work with the current 10.12.1 dev beta.
PS: Yes, I know that I can use the new option in dosdude1's patch tool to download the latest build from Apple via the App Store app, but it is nice to have an alternative method/backup plan for when things go wrong.
Update: Ha! I just figured out that if I place the 16A323 installer back into my "Applications" folder -- instead of in my installers backup folder -- Sierra again appears when I use "mas list". I didn't realize that is how the "mas list" command works. I assumed that it has some built-in catalog somewhere.
I don't like to keep installers in the "Applications" folder, because we all know how Apple likes to "magically" zap OS installers once you use them. This now forces me to keep two copies of the installer, if I want to keep using the "mas list" command.
Ever since Apple silently removed the GM entry from the "Purchased" tab in the App Store app -- this apparently occurred right before they released the final version -- macOS Sierra has not been listed when I use the "mas list" command with the CLI version of MAS.
I just unhid the "macOS Sierra Public Beta" -- from July 21, 2016 -- entry on my "Purchased" tab, hoping that it would help, but it didn't.
Does anyone know if there is a way to get Sierra listed again in the Terminal when I use the "mas list" command?
BTW, as I mentioned before, even though Sierra no longer appears in the list in the Terminal, if I use the "mas install 1127487414" command, it will still download the latest version . . . although I doubt that it will work with the current 10.12.1 dev beta.
PS: Yes, I know that I can use the new option in dosdude1's patch tool to download the latest build from Apple via the App Store app, but it is nice to have an alternative method/backup plan for when things go wrong.
Update: Ha! I just figured out that if I place the 16A323 installer back into my "Applications" folder -- instead of in my installers backup folder -- Sierra again appears when I use "mas list". I didn't realize that is how the "mas list" command works. I assumed that it has some built-in catalog somewhere.
I don't like to keep installers in the "Applications" folder, because we all know how Apple likes to "magically" zap OS installers once you use them. This now forces me to keep two copies of the installer, if I want to keep using the "mas list" command.
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Huh, I also have a Mid 2009 15" Macbook Pro, and I don't usually use the isight camera on my computer, but I just checked, and same for me, my camera is not detected either. As far as I can tell though, that's the only issue post sierra install..
Yeah, system profiler says: "No video capture devices were found." to me too.. I'm not super affected by this, but if it gets figured out at some point, it would be cool. I did select every item to patch post install in case that makes any difference...
OK. If Camera worked well in Sierra Developer Preview 1 (not Public Beta 1) try to replace the usb video camera kext to version found in DP1 or maybe a version found in El Capitan. You can find it in '/System/Library/Extensions/IOUSBFamily.kext/Contents/PlugIns/AppleUSBVideoSupport.kext'.
But before restart Sierra, the iSight camera appears in camera section! (Hangouts screenshot – before restart– proves that). There must be a way to fix this issue. @dosdude1 can you please help with this?
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I have a backup of el capitan at home that I made right before installing sierra that I can probably post that kext somewhere later tonight when I get home...
I have an iMac 9,1 (24/3.06/Rad4850/SSD) and I got hit with the silent reboot. I left the room when it said "9 minutes remaining" and came back 5 minutes later only to find the machine had rebooted. I just reset and booted into the installer and ran the Post-install and had zero problems. No PRAM intervention required. All is running smoothly, save for the cursor acting sometimes like it's a been shaken (Logitech mouse with SteerMouse Beta might be causing that). The CPU is also getting pegged as photoanalysisd slowly crawls through 75,000 photos, but that'll resolve in a few days.
So far it's running smoothly, and dare I say faster than El Capitan.
I don't know if it'll help (but if it does, I'll add this as a post-install fix), but here's the AppleUSBVideoSupport.kext from El Capitan.
No prob! Also, I want to see if it works for you, and if it's all good, I will probably do the same! I'm just wondering if when updates come out further down the road, will it be overwritten by new versions of macOS, ya know? Maybe dosdude should add it to the patcher?... I'm sure he'd know.
Yeah, same for me– mine had shutdown. I rebooted using the patched installer usb, I got a crossed out circle, panicked slightly, unplugged everything (including the power cord) waited a minute, plugged in just the installer drive again, and it then successfully booted, where I was then able to patch it.
There is no fix for BCM4321. It's impossible without writing new drivers from scratch. The fix is to swap out your wifi card with a supported one.
I tried replacing the file, restart Sierra but it doesn't work. Same "No video capture devices were found". What more can I do to solve this issue?