Within the System Preferences, make a right-click on the FUSE icon and select Remove FUSE Preference Pane. In the window that appears, untick Show Beta Versions to prevent leaving the remaining files of the FUSE preference pane after its deletion. So, in resume: I have the latest OpenCore, the latest kexts, can boot and use Big Sur without issues, but can't update to Monterey and I don't know why and what else to try.Īttached is the EFI folder I'm using (deleted smuuid and other sensitive info from Platform Info). Open System Preferences and click on the FUSE icon. Of course, I tried restoring the NVRAM multiple times too. But if I reboot and retry updating, the same error occurs. I can just select my boot drive and boot into Big Sur again, using the same updated EFI folder, and everything works. If I boot from "Macintosh HD", it starts the update process, and I end up getting something related to "No port micro restart (we don't support SMC on this platform)", and the system restarts. In fact, I ended up deleting the downloaded update, downloading it again, re-doing the EFI folder, but it still can't update. I updated to latest OpenCore & latest kexts, and I even re-did my ist. Navigate back to your /bootloader/ folder.
Instead of that, I use the createistallmedia tool to make a bootable installer on a USB drive and I boot to that OS that is exceptionally limited and controlled by Apple and exists only to run the installer. Delete the sept folder in the root of your SD card. Single user mode disables many of the system demons and processes needed to run an update. Delete the fusee-primary.bin file in your /bootloader/payloads/ folder. Move fusee.bin to your /bootloader/payloads/ folder. However, now I'm trying to update to the first public beta of MacOS Monterey, and I can't do it. Extract SigPatches.zip to the root of your SD card. If you've been following this forum, you may already know that I have a fully working Big Sur machine, and that I wrote a guide for this laptop, coming from Mojave ( )īig Sur works great, everything works. Building a CustoMac Hackintosh: Buyer's Guide
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