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| unraid:virtual:monterey [2024/01/17 19:26] – [Fixes and Tidy Up] 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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| * bluetooth doesn' | * bluetooth doesn' | ||
| * Installing a fresh copy and going straight from Monterey to Sonoma to see if that helps. | * 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 | ||
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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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