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Tahoe 26.5 Beta2 (25F5053d)

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Buongiorno @Anto65 potresti darmi il link di questo immaggine di rapporto

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macOS Sequoia 15.7.6 (24G711)

https://github.com/perez987/About-This-Hack/releases/tag/4.2.0

Windows 11 24H2 e 25H2 rimangono al momento le versioni raccomandate per la distribuzione in ambito enterprise. Windows 11 26H1 non supporta gli aggiornamenti hotpatch. Windows 11 26H1 non influisce sulla vostra strategia di distribuzione e acquisto di dispositivi Windows. Non c’è alcun vantaggio nell’attendere o posticipare piani di aggiornamento/migrazione in funzione della versione 26H1, a meno che non si stia già pianificando l’adozione di dispositivi con SoC compatibili con questa nuova versione. Bromine Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ X2 Plus Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ X2 Elite Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ X2 Elite Extreme

macOS Sonoma 14.8.6 (23J511)

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Hi all - just wanted to let you know about my experience updating from Big Sur to Sequoia on one of my Lenovo m93p tiny haswell thin clients. I love these small PCs (use one as a Windows 10 daily driver) and I also modded 2 to add msata ports to the motherboard to double HDD capacity - one became a NAS and the other became my Hackintosh. Full YouTube walkthrough is here - please take a look and let me know how you get on! Big Sur to Sequoia Update

macOS Tahoe 26.4.1 (25E253) Full Installer https://swcdn.apple.com/content/downloads/40/56/122-28067-A_9B4FJ1TL06/zchwyidn8ubxkpelhytzb05o418bchr2se/InstallAssistant.pkg

No Perdu, l'ultima che ho fatto è la W11_PRO_25H2_26200.7922.iso de 03/03/2026. La 26H2 non la faccio fino all'uscita ufficiale

macOS Sequoia 15.7.6 - 24G707-👍

Un simpatico ZorinOS 18 -

Non ho capito come mai Compressor sia la versione meno recente (la 4) che la versione più recente (la 5) mi da segno di divieto quando apro il DGM ( sono su Sonoma 14.8.5) mi dice sempre di scaricre l'ultima versione....ma sono partito dalla vecchia all'ultima....

Ho sbagliatoooooo........non è per processori Intel.....tardi ma ci sono arrivato....tardi....ma meglio che mai😁

I agree with you that voltage shifting is probably the best way to handle it. That said, in my case the problem went beyond what was practical. I actually got macOS running, but the real issue was thermal behavior. The heat pipe runs from the fan toward the CPU, and there is a small exposed section of the motherboard in that area. Right underneath sits the temperature sensor. That sensor seems to get affected so heavily that the system constantly reports overheating to the motherboard microcontrollers, which then immediately throttles the device hard. So yes, it works, but only to the point where using it stops being enjoyable. On Windows, the same hardware performs much better because the thermal response kicks in around 10 to 12°C later. If that same behavior could be achieved under macOS, the device would actually run very well. I tested this on three different mainboards and saw the exact same issue on all of them, so at least in my case it was not just a one-off board defect. I also tried a hardware fix for the sensor, but once the case was closed, the problem came back. I looked into solving it in software as well, but without access to the board’s microcontroller, that was basically a dead end. Disabling the sensor entirely would have been another option, but that was simply too risky. So in the end, I put the project aside. It is not that macOS itself was the problem. The main issue was a temperature sensor that reacts too quickly or too aggressively. If someone finds a reliable way to handle that under macOS, the project has real potential. In my case, though, it just was not worth pushing further.

Hello, thanks for the write-up, i just wanted to add that undervolting with Voltageshift would help a lot for any power related issue. I strongly recommend it.