This thread on OpenCore ...
This guide explains how to use the excellent OpenCore boot loader to install, run, and update the latest version of macOS on the MacPro5,1, resulting in a clean, unaltered operating system just like on a supported Mac.
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... has had a few heated exchanges recently which I think is related to it being a sticky thread.
Basically, with it being a sticky thread, and considering the thread title, users have gravitated to it to ask questions on
any OpenCore on MacPro issues.
The thread sets out one way of implementing OpenCore but of late, many of the queries have been related to an alternative method which has led to some angry/agressive responses from some of the thread regulars that have needed intervention by moderators.
A new thread covering other methods of implementing OpenCore was recently created in response to the angst but many users still gravitate to the old sticky thread to ask for support on alternative implementation options. This is understandable,especially for new users, as that is what they see upfront.
The alternative thread is this:
(I see a lot of talk but no action, so I'll take the plunge, even though I'll have little to contribute to this thread going forward.) OpenCore (code here, documentation here) is a boot loader; if you're not already familiar with it, here's an overview. If you are an advanced user or have...
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I think the position as a sticky thread is big part of the problem and the thread starter has stated that some OpenCore on MacPro queries should be avoided on the thread so as avoid irritating members that may interpret queries as a disregard for the material in the first post of that thread:
That's probably because you don't have boot-screen support. You should bless OC from Recovery. This procedure is covered in the first post. See "First Boot". Important: For those having similar procedural queries, I implore you to take a look at the first post before posting. You may be...
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Bearing this in mind, I suggest the admin team consider one of the following options:
- Make the thread a normal thread. That is, "Unsticky" it
- Make the other thread a "Sticky" thread as well
I think Option 1 is better myself.
