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Release v0.9.0   Resolved issues with verbose boot log appearing over picker graphics Added version number to EnableGop UI section, so tool builders can track it Added ProvideCurrentCpuInfo support for macOS 13.3 DP Added AMD support, GOP offset auto-detection and macOS 10.11+ support to EnableGop vBIOS insertion script Included precompiled EDK-II EfiRom and GenFfs in Utilities/BaseTools with OpenCore releases

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14 minutes ago, netgear said:

FinalCut mi pare se non lo chiudo subito, ma aspetto qualche minuto sembra chiudersi subito, se ricordo bene, forse sulla mia alloca qualcosa in modo diverso, solo una curiosità, nulla di che.

Non lo uso ma magari indicizza i dischi che trova

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Non sono i Dischi aggiunti, probabile che sulla mia macchina all'avvio alloca qualcosa in modo diverso e ci vuole quel tempo.

"Infatti" se apro i programmi e li tengo aperti per un paio di minuti si chiudono istantaneamente.

C'è anche da dire che l'8100 è sulla 12.5.1 mentire la mia è sulla 12.5.

 

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Nulla ho replicato le medesime condizioni, sulla mia macchina rimane quella caratteristica, FinalCut iMovie Camtasia, insomma su questa tipologia di programmi c'è questo ritardo nella chiusura, se avviene subito dopo (o quasi) il caricamento.

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Release v0.8.5

 

  • Updated builtin firmware versions for SMBIOS and the rest
  • Moved CPU objects that exist only in Windows Server 2022 into SSDT-HV-DEV-WS2022.dsl
  • Updated Hyper-V device path expansion to support hot add/remove of disks
  • Improved verbose logging during kernel patching
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20 ore fa, antuneddu ha scritto:

Moved CPU objects that exist only in Windows Server 2022 into SSDT-HV-DEV-WS2022.dsl

Scusatemi, due domande:

- cosa si intende con "oggetti CPU"?

-a cosa serve SSDT-HV-DEV-WS2022 ?

Domando perchè non ho trovato info in rete, ho aggiornato adesso senza aggiungerlo e non vedo problemi.

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Release v0.8.6

 

  • Updated NVRAM save script for compatibilty with earlier macOS (Snow Leopard+ tested)
  • Updated NVRAM save script to automatically install as launch daemon (Yosemite+) or logout hook (older macOS)
  • Fixed maximum click duration and double click speed for non-standard poll frequencies
  • Added support for pointer dwell-clicking
  • Fixed recursive loop crash at first non-early log line on some systems
  • Fixed early log preservation when using unsafe fast file logging
  • Updated builtin firmware versions for SMBIOS and the rest
  • Resolved wake-from-sleep failure on EFI 1.1 systems (including earlier Macs) with standalone emulated NVRAM driver
  • Updated macrecovery commands with macOS 12 and 13, thx @Core-i99
  • Updates SSDT-BRG0 with macOS-specific STA to avoid compatibility issues on Windows, thx @Lorys89
  • Fixed memory issues in OpenLinuxBoot causing crashes on 32-bit UEFI firmware
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1 hour ago, antuneddu said:

Release v0.8.6

 

  • Updated NVRAM save script for compatibilty with earlier macOS (Snow Leopard+ tested)
  • Updated NVRAM save script to automatically install as launch daemon (Yosemite+) or logout hook (older macOS)
  • Fixed maximum click duration and double click speed for non-standard poll frequencies
  • Added support for pointer dwell-clicking
  • Fixed recursive loop crash at first non-early log line on some systems
  • Fixed early log preservation when using unsafe fast file logging
  • Updated builtin firmware versions for SMBIOS and the rest
  • Resolved wake-from-sleep failure on EFI 1.1 systems (including earlier Macs) with standalone emulated NVRAM driver
  • Updated macrecovery commands with macOS 12 and 13, thx @Core-i99
  • Updates SSDT-BRG0 with macOS-specific STA to avoid compatibility issues on Windows, thx @Lorys89
  • Fixed memory issues in OpenLinuxBoot causing crashes on 32-bit UEFI firmware

 

complimenti a Lorys per la modifica di un SSDT importante e pure a macOS86.it per essere stati ascoltati dai devs di OpenCore 🙂

  

Last login: Mon Nov  7 16:57:01 on ttys000
fabio@Mac-Pro ~ % /Users/fabio/Downloads/OpenCorePkg-master/Binaries/OpenCore-0.8.6-RELEASE/Utilities/ocvalidate/ocvalidate /Volumes/EFI/EFI/OC/config.plist 

NOTE: This version of ocvalidate is only compatible with OpenCore version 0.8.6!


Completed validating /Volumes/EFI/EFI/OC/config.plist in 1 ms. No issues found.
fabio@Mac-Pro ~ %

 

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nella versione prossima che uscirà a dicembre si trova un fix che consente il funzionamento del nuovo chipset AM5 e di alcunee piastre MSI che da Monterey in poi perdevamo gli slot M2 e PCIE

Il codice utilizzato proviene dal codice di Clover che a sua volta utilizza codice di una vecchia patch del kernel di Bronya

Ovviamente e' valido solo per utenti AMD (c'e' una condizione nel codice che applica il fix solo per CPU AMD)

 

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Release v0.8.7

 

  • Removed unwanted clear screen when launching non-text boot entry
  • Fixed TSC/FSB for AMD CPUs in ProvideCurrentCpuInfo, thx @Shaneee
  • Added Misc -> Boot -> HibernateSkipsPicker not to show picker if waking from macOS hibernation
  • Changed macrecovery to download files into com.apple.recovery.boot by default, thx @dreamwhite
  • Supported Apple builtin picker (using BootKicker.efi or PickerMode Apple) when running GPUs without Mac-EFI support on units such as the MacPro5,1 (thx @cdf, @tsialex)
  • Enabled PickerMode Apple to successfully launch selected entry
  • Enabled BootKicker.efi to successfully launch selected entry (via reboot) (thx @cdf)
  • Added spoof proof UEFI 2.x checking to OpenVariableRuntimeDxe, thx @dakanji
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 Release v0.8.8

 

  • Updated underlying EDK II package to edk2-stable202211
  • Updated AppleKeyboardLayouts.txt from macOS 13.1
  • Updated builtin firmware versions for SMBIOS and the rest
  • Updated ocvalidate to allow duplicate tool if FullNvramAccess is different
  • Fixed Kernel -> Block entries not being processed if one was skipped due to Arch
  • Fixed intermittent prelinking failures caused by XML corruption when kext blocking is enabled
  • Removed magic Acidanthera sequence from OpenCore files used for picker hiding
  • Added .contentVisibility to hide and disable boot entries
  • Added Linux support to QemuBuild.command used for Duet debugging
  • Built in new secure PE/COFF loader
  • Added prebuilt mtoc universal binary with Apple Silicon support
  • Corrected OpenDuet build on Apple Silicon
  • Added SD card device path support for boot device selection
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buongiorno ,

stamattina mi e uscito un problemino.... ho aggiornato alla 0.8.8 , al riavvio mi e comparsa icona della partizione efi.

Nel changelog della suddetta vers. troviamo anche ....Added .contentVisibility to hide and disable boot entries ....

ma non riesco a trovare la voce da nessuna parte in config.plist per poter di nuovo nascondere la partizione efi.

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grazie

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Probabilmente stai usando scanpolicy 0 , con custom Entries e scanpolicy tt rimane invariato 

 

Provando a mettere ScanPolicy sullo 0 e disabilitanto le custom entries ... al boot mostra le partizioni EFI ( EFI-ZOR-LINUX- e EFI-OSX )

 

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Apri textedit e crei il file .contentVisibility ( salvi in formato ASCIII ) 

 

All interno puoi mettere Auxiliary 

( se in misc > boot > HideAuxiliary e' abilitato verranno nascosti , premendo la barra spaz.e riappaiono ) 

oppure Disabled non verranno visualizzati in nessun modo 

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Copia il file creato .contentVisibility nella EFi che vuoi nascondere insieme a bootx64 

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Prima 

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Dopo 

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Il file .contentVisibility e' disponibile all interno della nuova release ( con impostazione di default : Disabled ) in 

OpenCore-0.8.8-RELEASE > X64 > EFI > BOOT ( Abilitare l opzione x i file nascosti ) 

 

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