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Jul 27, 2023. #2. There have been several exploits patched in Big Sur, Monterey, and Ventura, that were not included in Catalina, because it lost support in 2022. So sure, you can still use it, but as far as your question about it being completely safe to use, uh, no, it's not. T.
The highest version supporting it was 0.4.3. The recommended solution is DosDude Catalina patcher. If you still want to use OCLP, do this: 1. Use DosDude's app to download the Catalina installer. 2. Use DosDude's app to create the installer selecting the "Do No Patch" installer option option. 3. Install Catalina from the USB.
macOS Catalina Patcher To install on your machine, you can download and run @dosdude1's macOS Catalina Patcher application, which will let you download a copy of the latest installer app from Apple and create a bootable installer drive for use on unsupported Macs. It contains all the patches necessary to achieve the hardware support listed above.
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For those who are facing the same issue, follow those steps, in the Catalina recovery installer usb stick : 1- set the correct date (working with Catalina installer on the 17/01/2021) 2- in the terminal, run this command : diskutil list and check the volume name of your Catalina installer, example /dev/disk2s10 for me.
Jun 7, 2020. #2. You mean DOSDude1 Catalina Patcher. Yes, lots of people here use it for old Macs. Just be aware you won't want to perform interim OS updates without checking for known problems or patch updates. Although security updates and other miscellaneous updates are generally safe. You just down't want to go willy-nilly and update the OS ...
macOS High Sierra released in 2017, moved to security updates status in 2018 (after the release of Mojave), unsupported as of November 2020. macOS Mojave released in 2018, moved to security updates status in 2019 (after the release of Catalina), probably will be supported until late 2021. These are just a few examples.
Oct 27, 2019. #1. In this guide, you'll learn how to use OpenCore to install, run and update macOS Catalina, Big Sur and Monterey on the 2009–2012 Mac Pro, ending up with a clean unaltered operating system just like on a supported Mac. The approach described in this guide is for setting up and configuring OpenCore manually in a manner that ...
Apr 9, 2021. #14. I have 2 Mac Pro 5,1s. I think the specs for the main one are below. I upgraded to Catalina 10.15.7 using the dosdude patch (highly recommended). The computer generally works better than under Mojave, if slightly.
Again, I used to have one of those exact machines, and the stock Hitachi HDD is almost unusably slow. Catalina only makes things worse, because of the filesystem change (High Sierra used JHFS, while Catalina uses APFS). Good you have 16 GB of RAM finally, but the hard drive is what's making the machine really unusable.