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| unraid:virtual:monterey [2024/01/06 15:03] – [Install MacOS as Unraid Virtual Machine] dirk | unraid:virtual:monterey [2024/02/19 18:31] (current) – [Install to Virtual Machine] dirk | ||
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| ===== Install to Virtual Machine ===== | ===== Install to Virtual Machine ===== | ||
| Monterey should now boot to the bootloader either on your VNC viewer or monitor if using the GT710/730 | Monterey should now boot to the bootloader either on your VNC viewer or monitor if using the GT710/730 | ||
| + | * Note: If using a GT710, GT730, or VNC, it will be sluggish. We will fix this at the end to either switch over to a 6600xt, or install the GT drivers. | ||
| * Select macOS Base System. MacOS recovery will start. | * Select macOS Base System. MacOS recovery will start. | ||
| * Select Disk Utility | * Select Disk Utility | ||
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| * Select Continue | * Select Continue | ||
| * MacOS will now install and restart a number of times (4 for me). Select the macOS installer during the first two restarts, and then the name of the disk you created during the next two restarts. | * MacOS will now install and restart a number of times (4 for me). Select the macOS installer during the first two restarts, and then the name of the disk you created during the next two restarts. | ||
| - | * Note: If using a GT710 or GT730, it will be sluggish. We will fix this at the end to either switch over to a 6600xt, or install the GT drivers if you are planning to keep using that card. | ||
| ===== Setup and Configure Monterey and OpenCore ===== | ===== Setup and Configure Monterey and OpenCore ===== | ||
| * follow Monterey setup steps but don't sign in with Apple ID. we will fix that later. | * follow Monterey setup steps but don't sign in with Apple ID. we will fix that later. | ||
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| * A folder should open. Copy the contents to the desktop (Initial installs had two things: EFI and NvVARS... subsequent installs only had the EFI folder) | * A folder should open. Copy the contents to the desktop (Initial installs had two things: EFI and NvVARS... subsequent installs only had the EFI folder) | ||
| * Unmount that partition | * Unmount that partition | ||
| - | * Mount your harddrive (should be the one that has the name you gave it. Open that partition | + | * Mount your harddrive (should be the one that has the name you gave it). Open that partition |
| * Copy the file(s) from the desktop into the window that pops up | * Copy the file(s) from the desktop into the window that pops up | ||
| * Delete files on desktop. | * Delete files on desktop. | ||
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| * Now your install media in the boot loader should load. Select it, then your hard drive during each restart until it boots up! | * Now your install media in the boot loader should load. Select it, then your hard drive during each restart until it boots up! | ||
| Links: https:// | Links: https:// | ||
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| + | ===== Update to Sonoma ===== | ||
| + | * After completing all the steps to get a working copy of Ventura... I updated to Sonoma using the Update feature in system preferences. | ||
| + | * You can probably follow the steps listed in the above section (Update to Ventura) and just select Sonoma and it will probably upgrade from Monterey to Sonoma... I might check that sometime in the future. | ||
| + | * I've been running Sonoma all of 10 minutes now and everything " | ||
| + | * Wifi seems to cause everything to crash when you select the network tab (may be the same issue that was present in Ventura with having to hard restart the server to get wifi to not radio kill or whatever. | ||
| + | * SMB shares are painfully slow to connect / don't work most of the time. | ||
| + | * bluetooth doesn' | ||
| + | * Installing a fresh copy and going straight from Monterey to Sonoma to see if that helps. | ||
| + | * Fresh copy going straight from Monterey to Sonoma seems to have been MUCH better. | ||
| + | * Wifi still has same issue as above (maybe need a newer kext when it comes out) | ||
| + | * SMB shares work great now. | ||
| + | * bluetooth still doesn' | ||
| ===== Fixes and Tidy Up ===== | ===== Fixes and Tidy Up ===== | ||
| Some of these may not apply to you but here's what I had to do to fix certain things as well as some things I did to tidy up my install | Some of these may not apply to you but here's what I had to do to fix certain things as well as some things I did to tidy up my install | ||
| * GPUs | * GPUs | ||
| - | * AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT (works for Monterey and Ventura) | + | * AMD Radeon RX 6600 XT (works for Monterey and Ventura |
| * use OpenCore Configurator to mount EFI as above | * use OpenCore Configurator to mount EFI as above | ||
| * open EFI/ | * open EFI/ | ||
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| * Profit!!! | * Profit!!! | ||
| * video of this: [[https:// | * video of this: [[https:// | ||
| - | * Ultra Wide monitor? (works for Monterey and Ventura) | + | * Ultra Wide monitor? (works for Monterey and Ventura |
| * download DisableMonitor from [[https:// | * download DisableMonitor from [[https:// | ||
| - | * Apple Login (works for Monterey and Ventura) | + | * Apple Login (works for Monterey and Ventura |
| * Download hackintool (optional but makes things easier). ([[https:// | * Download hackintool (optional but makes things easier). ([[https:// | ||
| * open it (using same steps as you first used to open OpenCore Configurator) and go to System -> Peripherals | * open it (using same steps as you first used to open OpenCore Configurator) and go to System -> Peripherals | ||
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| * Uncheck all the rest of the BCRM ones (not using them... i'm using Intel) | * Uncheck all the rest of the BCRM ones (not using them... i'm using Intel) | ||
| * Save, reboot, profit. | * Save, reboot, profit. | ||
| - | * Intel Wireless (works for Monterey and Ventura) | + | * Intel Wireless (works for Monterey and Ventura |
| * Download Airportitlwm_v2.1.0_stable_Monterey.kext.zip from https:// | * Download Airportitlwm_v2.1.0_stable_Monterey.kext.zip from https:// | ||
| * Unzip folder | * Unzip folder | ||
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| </ | </ | ||
| * Profit | * Profit | ||
| - | * Fix Memory Modules Misconfigured warning (suppress it) (only required when using Ventura) | + | * Fix Memory Modules Misconfigured warning (suppress it) (only required when using Ventura |
| * download RestrictEvents kext from [[https:// | * download RestrictEvents kext from [[https:// | ||
| * Open OpenCore Configurator and go to Kernel | * Open OpenCore Configurator and go to Kernel | ||
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| * OR you can do what I did and use the one that is already in there (unraid' | * OR you can do what I did and use the one that is already in there (unraid' | ||
| * make sure you edit the xml file to point to the new location. | * make sure you edit the xml file to point to the new location. | ||
| + | * csr-active-config | ||
| + | * This was set to 260F and I changed it to 00000000 to get rid of the error in the OpenCore Validator. I only did this in Sonoma and I haven' | ||
| + | * Will report back! | ||
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