APPLE REMOTE DESKTOP MOJAVE PATCH

It's running great w/Mojave, but I just don't have a core use for it is just for testing these days. So the 2011 MBP is now relegated to sitting in a docking station in my home-office-lab as a headless test device (via Apple Remote desktop/screensharing). I'm pretty much fully running Monterey now on those. Since then, I've upgraded to a 2020 16in i9 MBP as well as a 13in 2021 i7-quadcore MBP. (At the time (2019), my MBP 2011 was my main travel/work notebook. For Continuity, I'm not really using it, and also I switched to using LiLu and the ContinuityFix Kext method. So I don't need to monkey with the EFI/Software AMD GPU disable any more. (If you are really stuck, you could ignore the advice to skip the dosdude1 GPU SW disabler, and just use that.)Īs I mentioned, sometime shortly after that 03/2019 post, I sent my MBP off to dosdude1 to permanently disable my AMD GPU in hardware. Then you could look at the Luispuerto stuff to optimize. As long as you don't reset the PRAM it will stick, allowing you to work with the machine until you can get all the other stuff done. If that is the case, you can just follow the method to enter the disable parmeter in EFI. If you still need to disable AMD GPU, you can do that.but if it were me, I would work on getting Mojave installed and working first (via dosdude flash drive creator), unless your AMD GPU is hosed and you need to fix that first in order to have a functioning display. You're getting the unsupported OS/platform message, which seems to indicate you haven't gotten the dosdude1 flash drive to install/patch correctly. Those two things are unrelated to the basic dosdude1 patcher installing a working macOS Mojave on the MBP.which is the part where you seem to be stuck.

APPLE REMOTE DESKTOP MOJAVE PATCH

I did have to disable SIP first, but I have been running my MBP 2011 since about 2017 with SIP disabled.even w/High Sierra, as I had had to do the FW work-around previouslyfor my AMD GPU that died, prior to sending it off to dosdude1 to do the HW bypass.Ĭan you elaborate on why/(Where in the process) it isn't working for you? It is difficult to help without more detail as to where the process it's failing for you.Ĭlick to expand.I think I know the problem.ĭid you create your flash boot drive installer with the dosdude1 patcher tool? (Including using the dosdude1 tool to download the Mojave version from Apple and then using that download version via dosdude1's tool to create your flash boot drive installer?) It sounds like you are installing regular macOS Mojave flash boot drive installer, and not from the dosdude patch version created flash drive which disables the hardware checks.Īside from the basics, my 03/2019 post earlier was about disabling the AMD 6000 with the EFI method as well as adding Continuity. (I have not checked lately to see if there has been any real progress for those other macOS with legacy (HD3000) GPU.but Mojave is pretty much rock-solid for me, and if you didn't know it was officially 'unsupported' you wouldn't know from using it.) (Making an installer thumb-drive, and booting from it and installing from it.) In fact, I've tried Catalina, Big Sur, and Monterey on it as well, but with the HD3000 Mojave is the best compromise right now.

I am running Mojave on it now, and had no issues just following dosdude1's instruction pages. My AMD is shot, and so I sent the MBP off to DosDude1 to bypass, and now it only uses Intel HD3000.

Apple remote desktop mojave