macOS 13 Ventura on Unsupported Macs Thread

[chris1111]

A 5k Background sharing macOS Ventura Technology 😀

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PNG is to large I upload the image in ICNS (icnspack convert)
if you need png, convert image to a PNG

 

[hwojtek]

To run Ventura, you need a virtual AVX2. It takes time to create a virtual AVX2.

My dear mate, are you lecturing one of the OCLP developers? Sadly, this thread reaches new lows.

 

[jsl2000]

Thank you very much without your help and detailed instruction my Ivy Bridge Z77 hackintosh can not boot at Ventura beta 6. I believe it will also work for my MacBookAir5,1 soon later.

My MacBookAir5,1 can boot Ventura beta6 now with everything working including HD 4000, WiFi, & BT.
Thanks again for OCLP team !

 

[chris1111]

Post edit here attaching 5K image

https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/macos-13-ventura-on-unsupported-macs-thread.2346881/post-31392016

 

[hwojtek]

A 5k Background sharing macOS Ventura Technology 😀

Just save it optimized for heaven's sake, it's got so much flat areas it compresses nicely, no problem to keep it less than 5 MB without sacrificing visible quality. The top left part has some jaggy antialiasing anyway, you can compress it to 20% size.

And OC theming is way beyond the (already crippled) scope of this thread, BTW.

 

[lee1302]

My MacBookAir5,1 can boot Ventura beta6 now with everything working including HD 4000, WiFi, & BT.
Thanks again for OCLP team !

i have mid 2012 MBP running monterey with OCLP will ventura work i have intel HD 4000 aswell

 

[Larsvonhier]

i have mid 2012 MBP running monterey with OCLP will ventura work i have intel HD 4000 aswell

Chances are: Eventually, yes. Wait for release of OCLP version that supports Ventura, please.

 

[lee1302]

Chances are: Eventually, yes. Wait for release of OCLP version that supports Ventura, please.

thank you friend!

 

[sinbad21]

i have mid 2012 MBP running monterey with OCLP will ventura work i have intel HD 4000 aswell

Yes, see my post.

 

[Larsvonhier]

Just save it optimized for heaven's sake, it's got so much flat areas it compresses nicely, no problem to keep it less than 5 MB without sacrificing visible quality. The top left part has some jaggy antialiasing anyway, you can compress it to 20% size.
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And OC theming is way beyond the (already crippled) scope of this thread, BTW.

A viable alternative, highly suggested is the tool "Optimage" which delivers almost lossless results and can convert/compress up to 10 images per day in the free version. Works wonders on some movie files as well.

 

[webg3]

My MacBookAir5,1 can boot Ventura beta6 now with everything working including HD 4000, WiFi, & BT.
Thanks again for OCLP team !

You can give the step by step, because I even managed to install beta 6 on a partition without any error but at boot time, it loads the bar for a while and stops with between 30%

In my case, if it's easier and you can, share the EFI. This should already bring the system up here as we have the same hardware. Thank you very much.

 

[fernando.c.neves]

You can give the step by step, because I even managed to install beta 6 on a partition without any error but at boot time, it loads the bar for a while and stops with between 30%

In my case, if it's easier and you can, share the EFI. This should already bring the system up here as we have the same hardware. Thank you very much.

Try to do an NVRAM reset... Just press Option + Command + P + R after power-on before the Apple Screen starts and keep holding the keys until reboot.

 

[crystall1nedev]

To run Ventura, you need a virtual AVX2. It takes time to create a virtual AVX2.

Please stop talking about things you do not know about.

 

[0xCUBE]

To run Ventura, you need a virtual AVX2. It takes time to create a virtual AVX2.

yeah...no. Please leave the work to the devs (which, mind you, isn't me either) and don't pretend to know stuff about things you don't know when it's obvious that you have no idea what you're talking about.

 

[jsl2000]

You can give the step by step, because I even managed to install beta 6 on a partition without any error but at boot time, it loads the bar for a while and stops with between 30%

In my case, if it's easier and you can, share the EFI. This should already bring the system up here as we have the same hardware. Thank you very much.

Sorry for that OCLP team prefer ordinary users install Ventura beta after official version of OCLP was released.
So I am not allowed to share my EFI at this moment.
You can try yourself by the following steps posted at #691:
- In https://developer.apple.com, Account -> login.
- Click Downloads in left bar.
- Scroll down to macOS 13 beta 6 and click Mac computers with Apple silicon. Download size some 12 GB.
Then as in the 1st post of this thread:
- Rename the downloaded file from .ipsw to .zip and expand it.
- In the folder, rename the file of size 4.xx GB to os.dmg, and you can delete all other files.
- Put the os.dmg in the ventura target disk's Preboot, similar to the Terminal output of my previous post.
1. Add Root hash patch to your OC>Kernel>Patch
2. Boot installer or installed Ventura partition in which os.dmg was 4.22 GB version

 

[Kranax2017]

Compiling now with python 3.9 is ok - Problem was latest python 4.1.

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How did you get the graphics acceleration to work? And I also can’t seem to get my installer usb to install beta 6. I already have the oclp alpha application compiled and everything, except now my internal SSD isn’t readable nor can I format it at all… I’m sorry I posted this A bit early, but I just don’t know how to get my internal ssd to work properly. Monterey works fine, but any macOS version above that I’m screwed at this point. I have an early 2015 MacBook Air 11” btw.

 

[idenis42]

My dear mate, are you lecturing one of the OCLP developers? Sadly, this thread reaches new lows.

How did you get the graphics acceleration to work? And I also can’t seem to get my installer usb to install beta 6. I already have the oclp alpha application compiled and everything, except now my internal SSD isn’t readable nor can I format it at all… I’m sorry I posted this A bit early, but I just don’t know how to get my internal ssd to work properly. Monterey works fine, but any macOS version above that I’m screwed at this point. I have an early 2015 MacBook Air 11” btw.

Try downloading a Windows 10 DVD and formatting it. If it turned out, please report it.

 

[fernando.c.neves]

thank you friend!

Yes, it will work. With OCLP 0.5.0 (alpha) it already works. Just wait for the official release.

 

[lee1302]

Yes, it will work. With OCLP 0.5.0 (alpha) it already works. Just wait for the official release.

sweet thank you so much thanks to all of the hard working ppl and devs on this project <3

 

[fernando.c.neves]

Try downloading a Windows 10 DVD and formatting it. If it turned out, please report it.

Try to download any OS like Linux or Windows 10/11 ISO, and create a pen drive from it than try to format the SSD with one of then. You may use Windows 10 Recovery tools and start diskpart than list disk command, sel disk ? (? => the number of your SSD), clean command, than convert gpt command, exit command. After that you may try to boot Ventura Beta 6 installer.

 

[idenis42]

I got this error trying to install the display driver, How do I disable AMFI?, I also installed Kernel_Debug_Kit_13.0_build_22A5286j.

You can completely disable AMFI!!!
You have to enter Recovery Mode (by holding Command+R while rebooting) in order to disable SIP.
1 -> spctl --master-disable
2 -> defaults write /Volumes/VENTURE/Library/Preferences/com.apple.security.libraryvalidation.plist DisableLibraryValidation -bool true
3 -> csrutil disable
4 -> nvram boot-args="amfi_get_out_of_my_way=1"
5 -> reboot


Quadro k4100m drivers could be installed
It works!
And the WX7100 video card does not allow you to load the system. Strange!

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[jonnyv34]

My MacBookAir5,1 can boot Ventura beta6 now with everything working including HD 4000, WiFi, & BT.
Thanks again for OCLP team !

Did you change any of the OPLC settings. I have the same machine, and using the alpha build I'm able to install but then it doesn't boot, the progress bar stops a few seconds into the booting.

 

[crystall1nedev]

Did you change any of the OPLC settings. I have the same machine, and using the alpha build I'm able to install but then it doesn't boot, the progress bar stops a few seconds into the booting.

Because you are not following the instructions and no one here should be helping on how to perform these tasks. Remember, these are alpha patches that are made for an OS in beta—refer to my earlier message about how more users using OCLP on Ventura at all = more noise for us developers to deal with.

 

[crystall1nedev]

If you don’t know how to do it on your own, you should NOT be doing it at all.

 

[Kranax2017]

Try to download any OS like Linux or Windows 10/11 ISO, and create a pen drive from it than try to format the SSD with one of then. You may use Windows 10 Recovery tools and start diskpart than list disk command, sel disk ? (? => the number of your SSD), clean command, than convert gpt command, exit command. After that you may try to boot Ventura Beta 6 installer.

It didn’t work, both MBR and GPT didn’t do anything unfortunately… I don’t know how thats possible, but I tried all of the steps and I was unable to format it at all. It gives me the same Media with 0KB of storage every time.