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I had a similar issue but not with everything you described until I replaced the battery it was original from day one. , have you changed the battery ? Also it worked fine plugged in .

Battery is few months old (I think it's not genuine btw). I had the same issue with the original old battery. It's weird that battery health shows 93% with 29 battery cycles. Yuck.

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A bit drastic, but maybe consider booting to a Big Sur or Monterey volume to see if the same behavior occurs.

I'm kinda scared to make this move and mess up my system. Maybe I should try with an external HDD?
Same issue in a different user?
Same issue with a good known system?
Same issue when booting up in to safe mode?
What do the feature settings in OCLP look like?
Download Coconut battery and check for any hints of issues with the battery itself.

The problem appears when turning the system on after sleep / hibernation. If I unplug the AC while awake, I've got no issues at all. I've disabled hibernation state as a test right now.
 
Hey guys,
Since I haven't seen any real mention of this on the thread, thought I would ask. Is OCLP version 3..0 coming out even if Tahoe isn't ready, or are they waiting until it's ready to release 3.0. Just wondering if it's going to contain any improvements / fixes to known working versions of macOS as well.
Major numbers are targeted for newer OS versions once the move to semantic versioning happened, so yes 3.0 will primarily be for Tahoe whenever it's ready. If there are fixes needed for older macOS versions, they will come as dot updates. After 3.0 has released, all minor fixes for all OS versions will fall under 3.x.x but until then they will be 2.x.x.

OCLP 1.0 was the first for Sonoma, 2.0 was the first for Sequoia.

 
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Battery is few months old (I think it's not genuine btw). I had the same issue with the original old battery. It's weird that battery health shows 93% with 29 battery cycles. Yuck.

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I'm kinda scared to make this move and mess up my system. Maybe I should try with an external HDD?


The problem appears when turning the system on after sleep / hibernation. If I unplug the AC while awake, I've got no issues at all. I've disabled hibernation state as a test right now.

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Mine reports made by simplo got it off Amazon , not saying it is the battery but id be tempted to swap it again, I had auto shut off after boot but if I plugged it in switched it on and then unplugged was fine, random shut offs at about 46% but the battery was 11 years old so couldn’t complain . Changed the battery and the issues were gone I also have big sur on mine no issues with them both on disk I would think newer os would have a bigger pull on the battery anyway compared to Big Sur with tasks etc I’ve been naughty and not glued the new battery in just wedged it was supposed to be while I tested it but it’s been nearly a year lol.
 
Battery is few months old (I think it's not genuine btw). I had the same issue with the original old battery. It's weird that battery health shows 93% with 29 battery cycles. Yuck.

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I'm kinda scared to make this move and mess up my system. Maybe I should try with an external HDD?


The problem appears when turning the system on after sleep / hibernation. If I unplug the AC while awake, I've got no issues at all. I've disabled hibernation state as a test right now.
I’d like to see the hibernate mode:
pmset -g | grep hibernatemode

You can set it to:
sudo pmset -a hibernatemode 3. So it doesn’t go to hibernation (25), only safe sleep.

To have normal power after sleep:
sudo pmset -b reducespeed

To disable auto power off and standby:
sudo pmset -a standby 0
sudo pmset -a autopoweroff 0

As well you want to check which GPU is being used after waking up. If I’m not mistaken, your MacBook has two GPUs?
 
Major numbers are targeted for newer OS versions once the move to semantic versioning happened, so yes 3.0 will primarily be for Tahoe whenever it's ready. If there are fixes needed for older macOS versions, they will come as dot updates. After 3.0 has released, all minor fixes for all OS versions will fall under 3.x.x but until then they will be 2.x.x.

OCLP 1.0 was the first for Sonoma, 2.0 was the first for Sequoia.

Thank you, that is what I thought. I was mainly curious because it sounds like this time around it's unclear if Tahoe will actually work or not. With that said, I was curious if updates were just going to continue regardless. So it sounds like, if Tahoe doesn't come out the patcher will stay at the 2x line.
 
Is anybody seeing problems with iMessages only holdin the log-in for about 5 seconds and then requesting a new login ad infinitum. It's happening on two OCLP Macs using 2.4.1 OCLP immediately after the 15.7 RC upgrade with two different iCloud accounts. It only seems to affect iMessages and Mail is working normally. Facetime seems OK too.
This started for me yesterday. None of my three Macs can use either Messages or FaceTime. They both close and return to the login screen, as you say. Coincidentally (?), I had put Tahoe RC on my M1 the day before. It had been running Tahoe betas all summer. OCLP is not an issue in my case. The other two Macs are Intel, on 15.6.1.
 
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