I don't see any specific references to Hackintosh. I scrolled back and looked at the post in question, and don't see any specific references to Hackintosh, or non apple hardware.
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It is much better when describing the problem to include the mac model.
I was not talking about any specific post, but in general. I have nothing against hackintoshs, myself was in that stuff time ago for so many years. I´m just saying this is not the right place for that at all.
Why? It´s so easy. When we talk about a problem in mac, we know we are sharing the same basic hardware, besides the adds like pci cards, Usb´s , etc, we can add.
In hackingtosh two persons that say they have the same "mac model", can be talking of totally different hardware and BIOS.
Simply , this is not the right forum for that . And it can be a completely waste of time for most users.
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As far as I know, OCLP settings always go back to defaults. That doesn't mean to say that this setting wasn't written to the EFI. Do you still have the problem after you set it to Partial? Helped me when I had that issue quite a while ago.
Exactly. The settings in the OCLP app do not read the settings written to the EFI, but rather show the recommended settings, which can be confusing if you are not aware of that intended functionality. AFAIK.
I did but I fixed it, using Opencore Configuratior, disabling some kexts and bingo bluetooth works and the correct card BMC_20703A1 is reported in the Apple System profiler. What's odd is I re enabled all of them and bluetooth stilll works, and card still shows BMC_20703A1. Pretty strange.
That´s so great. Probably, what you disabled was avoiding the card to be recognized by the system. Once recognized, created a plist or kext that persists, even if you reenabled them. Anyway if you would like my config.plist just let me know.
14.6 beta 2 - any experiences with OCLP yet?
(I see that at least the suitable KDK 23G5061b is available and OCLP pre-downloads it).
(I see that at least the suitable KDK 23G5061b is available and OCLP pre-downloads it).
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After reverting patches 962mb download on my mid 2014 MacBook Pro installed without issue using OCLP 1.5 .
I've been running 14.5, and Open Core Patcher 1.5.0 for several days now. Everything is working as expected now that I've changed software I use. Has anyone been able to come up with a fix for the occasional red menu bar tint that comes and goes? Beyond that the only other things are just things Apple has changed in the OS itself. The red menu bar tint isn't even that big of a deal, just wondered if anyone has figured out how to stop it from happening. In my observations, it seems to only happen in certain apps, and once clicked, it goes back to normal.
Model? Any picture you can send with that red menu bar tint? I have never seen that.
It's an iMac 17,1, and I don't think the the tint would come out in a screenshot so would have to take a physical picture of the screen itself.
macOS 14.6b2 installed atop b1 OTA, OCLP 1.6n runs as expected.
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I have an iMac 18,3 (same installation as Macinman, on a thunderbolt 3 external drive) and I occasionally see the same artefact. Not sure it correlates with OCLP though.
yes, it is and here are a couple pictures
Amadeus Pro is one of the Apps that usually cause it, the app in the picture of the screen.
The exact GPU is the Radeon R9-M395 (2GB VRAM)
No, as I mentioned not a big deal and it only happens once and a while. I just hadn't used open core in a while so things get fixed in the meantime, so was just checking. I have Linux as an option when macOS doesn't do what I need, and that's one thing I was hoping the Open Core Devs would find a way to do, is bring 32 bit support to the latest macos for that legacy support on the latest OS. However like I said, a dual boot system fixes that problem easy enough.I know it´s something that can be very annoying for perfectionist (like me), but not a high price for running last macOS in a almost ten years old mac. Don´t you think? Just a simple click.
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Did the full install without reverting patches. Worked oob with OCLP 1.5.0.
Login was somewhat difficult, because I had too many windows of different apps open, so window server crashed in a loop. Remedy: Login with held down shift key (immediately after pwd entry) -> this disables the "re-open all windows" function. That let me root-patch the system again. Reboot, viola.
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Hey @*******, I just looked up the issue, from two sources and this doesn't seem to OCLP related, it's more a GPU issue in the iMacs it seems as both these sources report it happening on supported macs:
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Red menu bar in Sonoma
Occasionally, switching apps in Sonoma’s Stage Manager sets the whole menu bar to red, and loses menus on its left. What’s the cause?
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Menu Bar on iMac 27 turns red - Apple Community
Thats why my first question was about your mac model, because of the GPU. I answered "R9"Hey @*******, I just looked up the issue, from two sources and this doesn't seem to OCLP related, it's more a GPU issue in the iMacs it seems as both these sources report it happening on supported macs:
Red menu bar in Sonoma
Occasionally, switching apps in Sonoma’s Stage Manager sets the whole menu bar to red, and loses menus on its left. What’s the cause?
Menu Bar on iMac 27 turns red - Apple Community
Right, I just wanted to clarify for anyone else reading who may have the issue that it's not Open Core specific and that it's a Sonoma issue with iMacs with an AMD GPU. I'm also glad that it's another issue I can put in the Sonoma pile and not open core.
Hi everyone, after many "dormant years" as a member of this forum I decided to join again, having followed this thread closely... I am using OCLP 1.5 on a Mac Pro 6,1, I have Ventura 13.6.7 and Sonoma 14.5 installed. After reading about the menubar glitch above, I'd like to add that the only workaround I have found after several months of "research" is to reduce transparency. It's of course at the expense of the nice macOS translucent effects but it's the only compromise to make this issue disappear. I have also this bug on my work iMac Pro, which is supported.
More on that subject which might be useful to know, the "purple/red menubar" glitch goes away when you use the monitor's native resolution, in my case 4K at 32 inches. Photoshop UI also becomes very smooth without scaling, something that has gotten more noticeable with Sonoma. Photoshop tends to lag a lot sometimes on a scaled resolution with an external monitor (no lag on the iMacPro), but with previous OS's it was not the case - maybe it's one of the signs that Intel Macs are now getting a bit less attention than before. For that reason I am using Ventura for the time being, which works flawlessly on my 6,1. Since I also use Pro Tools, I kind of need to stay with a scaled resolution since Pro Tools' UI is simply unuseable in 4K with 32 inches...
It's a shame that Apple hasn't fixed this, of course it's only a "small cosmetic issue", but by Apple's standards it's a bit disappointing.
However I love being able to keep my trusty Mac Pro alive thanks to the amazing work of the OCLP team.
More on that subject which might be useful to know, the "purple/red menubar" glitch goes away when you use the monitor's native resolution, in my case 4K at 32 inches. Photoshop UI also becomes very smooth without scaling, something that has gotten more noticeable with Sonoma. Photoshop tends to lag a lot sometimes on a scaled resolution with an external monitor (no lag on the iMacPro), but with previous OS's it was not the case - maybe it's one of the signs that Intel Macs are now getting a bit less attention than before. For that reason I am using Ventura for the time being, which works flawlessly on my 6,1. Since I also use Pro Tools, I kind of need to stay with a scaled resolution since Pro Tools' UI is simply unuseable in 4K with 32 inches...
It's a shame that Apple hasn't fixed this, of course it's only a "small cosmetic issue", but by Apple's standards it's a bit disappointing.
However I love being able to keep my trusty Mac Pro alive thanks to the amazing work of the OCLP team.