macOS 15 Sequoia on Unsupported Macs Thread

[MacinMan]

@macpro_mid2014 Here is a screenshot of everything in XProtetCheck, except the very bottom date info. The canceledPlugin messages are gone, but I have a couple badsignature messages. I don't recognize either one. I do have a couple things instead that monitor input though. Logi GHub, and OpenEMU, and Steam, and Gog Galaxy
Logi Options+ might as well, but everything I have installed are from known developers.

 

[macpro_mid2014]

@macpro_mid2014 Here is a screenshot of everything in XProtetCheck, except the very bottom date info. The canceledPlugin messages are gone, but I have a couple badsignature messages. I don't recognize either one. I do have a couple things instead that monitor input though. Logi GHub, and OpenEMU, and Steam, and Gog Galaxy
Logi Options+ might as well, but everything I have installed are from known developers.

The log looks good (like the ones on my Mac). You can ignore those BadPluginServiceSignature messages. They are temporary.
Regarding turning XProtect on/off, I don't think you should pursue this further. The timeouts are not persistent and XProtect is essential to maintain the security in macOS, specially for us who run our Macs with some SIP flags disabled.
This is a link which explains a bit about XProtect:

Protecting against malware in macOS

On devices with macOS, malware defenses are structured using the followingApp Store, or Gatekeeper combined with Notarization, and XProtect.

support.apple.com

 

[MacinMan]

The log looks good (like the ones on my Mac). You can ignore those BadPluginServiceSignature messages. They are temporary.
Regarding turning XProtect on/off, I don't think you should pursue this further. The timeouts are not persistent and XProtect is essential to maintain the security in macOS, specially for us who run our Macs with some SIP flags disabled.
This is a link which explains a bit about XProtect:

Protecting against malware in macOS

On devices with macOS, malware defenses are structured using the followingApp Store, or Gatekeeper combined with Notarization, and XProtect.

support.apple.com

Sounds good, as far as SIP, I had considered disabling it on a fully supported install as well, so I could have full system file access so I can modify anything on the system I needed, or wanted to. As far as XProtect warnings, it seems like people on supported machines have had issues too, based on the Apple support communities.
@macpro_mid2014 is Xprotect still supposed to automatically update under OCLP as well? I had to manually update it the last few times. I think there was one or two times it didn't auto update under (supported Monterey) either. So trying to find out what's related to running an unsupported OS, vs just apple issues.

 

[macpro_mid2014]

Sounds good, as far as SIP, I had considered disabling it on a fully supported install as well, so I could have full system file access so I can modify anything on the system I needed, or wanted to. As far as XProtect warnings, it seems like people on supported machines have had issues too, based on the Apple support communities.
@macpro_mid2014 is Xprotect still supposed to automatically update under OCLP as well? I had to manually update it the last few times. I think there was one or two times it didn't auto update under (supported Monterey) either. So trying to find out what's related to running an unsupported OS, vs just apple issues.

It automatically updates itself if you wait for a day or two of Apple's release.
Sometimes, when I boot the Mac it gets updated, but not always.

 

[MacinMan]

It automatically updates itself if you wait for a day or two of Apple's release.
Sometimes, when I book the Mac it gets updated, but not always.

OK, so i may just be looking at Silent Knight before it automatically updates, and nothing is wrong.