foreword
A few days ago, I saw a message on GitHub.
OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher by developer Dortania is finally updated!
The developer writes in this release note: OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher finally offers beta support for macOS Ventura! If you like to try fruit powder, don't miss it!
The version update log is written like this (translation):
OpenCore Legacy Patcher update log
0.5.2
- Ventura specific updates:
- Resolved AMD Polaris external monitor output support issue
AMD Polaris and legacy GCN cannot be mixed in the same system
- Legacy GCN support will be prioritized when both are present
- AMD Polaris GPUs can still be headless using legacy GCN Rendering (eg [macOS: Prefer external GPU option](https://support.apple.com/en-ca/HT208544)) - Fix MacPro6,1 and Lilu race condition
- make sure model and board ID are set correctly before Lilu loads
- Incremental binaries:- AirPortBrcmFixup 2.1.6 - Released
- DebugEnhancer 1.0.7 - Released
- FeatureUnlock 1.1.0 - Scrolling (2bb3c50)
0.5.1
- Add support for "APPLE SSD TS0128F/256F" SSD in macOS Ventura
- i.e. stock SSD found in MacBookAir6,x
- KDK N-1 logic slack to allow 1 minor version difference
- predecessor. Allow 13.0 KDK on 13.1
- Clean up "/library/extensions" on no KDK root patch
- Make sure old, incompatible kexts don't interact with
- Old kexts are migrated to "/Library/RelocateExtensions"
- Add OpenCore Picker timeout selection
- Partially resolve MacPro6,1 support issues
- Allows installation and use of the 2013 Mac Pro on Ventura
- CPU power management is not currently supported
0.5.0
- Ventura specific updates:
- Switch the boot.efi model patch to iMac18,1
- Work around mandatory trackpad front support in Ventura
- Added models dropped by Ventura:
- MacPro6,1
- Macmini7,1
- iMac16,x,iMac17,1
- MacBook9,1
- MacBookAir7,x
- MacBookPro11,4/5、MacBookPro12,1、MacBookPro13,x
- Add Ventura software directory parsing
- Add Kernel Debug Toolkit checks to Ventura root patch
- Add USB map injection for dropped models
- Addresses Ethernet support issues on MacPro3,1-5,1
- Fix VMM patchset
- Allow swapping of dyld shared caches before Haswell
- Fix MouSSE/SSE4,2 emulation in macOS 13.0 Beta 3 (22A5295h)
- Graphics Acceleration for Traditional Metal GPUs
Intel: Ivy Bridge, Haswell, Broadwell, and Skylake
Nvidia: Kepler
AMD: GCN 1 to 3
AMD: Polaris (on pre-AVX2.0 systems)- Boot in Safe Mode to avoid stock driver loading
- raise SIP requirement for root patch to 0x803
- Boot in Safe Mode to avoid stock driver loading
- Added Ventura Boot Picker icon
- Implement KDK rootless patch for Metal Intel and Nvidia GPUs
- AMD GCN still requires KDK installation for patching
- Address OpenCL support for legacy Metal GPUs
- Enables automatic Rosetta Cryptex installation on OS installs and updates
- drop the need for manual OS.dmg swap before Haswell - Implements an automatic kernel debug kit downloader for systems requiring a boot/SysKC rebuild
- predecessor. AMD GCN
- Rely on N-1 system when no matching KDK exists
- Remove unused KDK in "/Repository/Developer/KDK" during root patching
- Addresses power management support for Ivy Bridge and earlier versions
- Waived AMFI requirements for Nvidia Kepler and AMD GCN 1-3
- Fixes many AMD GCN 1-3 issues (e.g. Photos.app, screensaver, etc.)
- Solve the problem of dGPU support for MacBookPro13,3
- Added workaround for Catalyst buttons not responding on non-Metal in macOS Monterey
- Re-export OpenCanopy icons to better support Haswell and newer Macs
- Incremental binaries:
OpenCorePkg 0.8.5 release
Lilu 1.6.2 - released- FeatureUnlock version 1.0.9
- PatcherSupportPkg 0.7.1 - released
BrcmPatchRAM 2.6.4 - released
AutoPkgInstaller 1.0.1 - released - CryptexFixup 1.0.1 - Scroll (cf3a1e4)
conclusion
We can see that OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher has officially supported Ventura since v0.5.0. Project address (Releases that can be downloaded directly): https://github.com/dortania/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher/releases
The installation is very simple, you only need to find the OpenCore-Patcher-GUI.app.zip file in the Releases and download it to get the App. The interface is very user-friendly, and OpenCore can be clicked in the App build
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