Matcha - Revision history

M at 21:15, 18 June 2025

2025-06-18T21:15:53Z

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	Matcha runs macOS Monterey in a melange VM.		Matcha runs macOS Monterey in a melange VM.

	NOTE: Apple sucks my ass and wants to kill ~~this~~ ability, then I will have to [https://www.fline.dev/hardware-requirements-for-ios-development/ buy the shittiest Apple hardward I can find] just to build my apps.		NOTE: Apple sucks my ass and wants to kill all macOS VM ability, then I will have to [https://www.fline.dev/hardware-requirements-for-ios-development/ buy the shittiest Apple hardward I can find] just to build my apps.

	== Setup ==		== Setup ==

M at 21:15, 18 June 2025

2025-06-18T21:15:28Z

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	Matcha runs macOS Monterey in a melange VM.		Matcha runs macOS Monterey in a melange VM.

			NOTE: Apple sucks my ass and wants to kill this ability, then I will have to [https://www.fline.dev/hardware-requirements-for-ios-development/ buy the shittiest Apple hardward I can find] just to build my apps.

	== Setup ==		== Setup ==

M: /* Sonoma */

2025-06-18T21:13:27Z

Sonoma

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	=== Sonoma ===		=== Sonoma ===

	Nick doesn't have a ~~Sequoia~~-specific blog post, but in theory we just update OpenCore, then upgrade the OS.		Nick doesn't have a Sonoma-specific blog post, but in theory we just update OpenCore, then upgrade the OS.

	diskutil list # and make note of the EFI disk		diskutil list # and make note of the EFI disk

M: /* Sequoia */

2025-06-18T21:11:28Z

Sequoia

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	* I tried jamming the latest OpenCore 1.0.4 in, that just bricked it.		* I tried jamming the latest OpenCore 1.0.4 in, that just bricked it.
	* [https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/anyone-can-make-bluetooth-work-on-sonoma.153301/post-697832 This post] is a direct fix for the "vm detected" problem. I tried it. When I merely add the Kernal <dist> patches, changing nothing else, the VM sits at the Apple boot logo for a long time, then resets. Boo.		* [https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/anyone-can-make-bluetooth-work-on-sonoma.153301/post-697832 This post] is a direct fix for the "vm detected" problem. I tried it. When I merely add the Kernal <dist> patches, changing nothing else, the VM sits at the Apple boot logo for a long time, then resets. Boo.

			Thankfully, Nick has instructions on editing config.plist without restoring everything from backup (which I've done a couple times now, sigh). Go [https://www.nicksherlock.com/2022/10/installing-macos-13-ventura-on-proxmox/ here] and search for "Editing your OpenCore/EFI settings".
	* Next I guess I need to edit my own config.plist to set this:		* Next I guess I need to edit my own config.plist to set this:
	kern.hv_vmm_present: 0		kern.hv_vmm_present: 0

M: /* Sequoia */

2025-06-18T21:09:09Z

Sequoia

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	* I did the upgrade to see what would happen, and confirmed that Sequoia is crippled by its detection that it is running in a VM. It won't even let you run Xcode. Assholes.		* I did the upgrade to see what would happen, and confirmed that Sequoia is crippled by its detection that it is running in a VM. It won't even let you run Xcode. Assholes.
	* I tried jamming the latest OpenCore 1.0.4 in, that just bricked it.		* I tried jamming the latest OpenCore 1.0.4 in, that just bricked it.
	* [https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/anyone-can-make-bluetooth-work-on-sonoma.153301/post-697832 This post] is a direct fix for the "vm detected" problem. ~~Let~~'s try it.		* [https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/anyone-can-make-bluetooth-work-on-sonoma.153301/post-697832 This post] is a direct fix for the "vm detected" problem. I tried it. When I merely add the Kernal <dist> patches, changing nothing else, the VM sits at the Apple boot logo for a long time, then resets. Boo.
			* Next I guess I need to edit my own config.plist to set this:
			kern.hv_vmm_present: 0
			I'll try using [https://github.com/notiflux/OpenCore-Configurator OpenCore-Configurator].

	=== Sonoma ===		=== Sonoma ===

M: /* Sequoia */

2025-06-18T15:16:10Z

Sequoia

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	Also, apparently Apple will stop supporting x86 entirely in a couple more OS releases, and I will HAVE to buy some bullshit Apple hardware, sigh.		Also, apparently Apple will stop supporting x86 entirely in a couple more OS releases, and I will HAVE to buy some bullshit Apple hardware, sigh.

	~~For now~~, ~~keep developing on Sonoma as quickly as~~ I can!		Keep going...

			* I did the upgrade to see what would happen, and confirmed that Sequoia is crippled by its detection that it is running in a VM. It won't even let you run Xcode. Assholes.
			* I tried jamming the latest OpenCore 1.0.4 in, that just bricked it.
			* [https://forum.proxmox.com/threads/anyone-can-make-bluetooth-work-on-sonoma.153301/post-697832 This post] is a direct fix for the "vm detected" problem. Let's try it.

	=== Sonoma ===		=== Sonoma ===

M: /* Sonoma */

2025-06-17T23:52:19Z

Sonoma

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	cp -r ~/development/OpenCore/EFI-OCv21 /Volumes/EFI/EFI		cp -r ~/development/OpenCore/EFI-OCv21 /Volumes/EFI/EFI

	Now let's reboot!		Now let's reboot! Looking good.

			Now let's upgrade - find Sonoma in the App Store, and click Get. And away we go!

	=== Ventura ===		=== Ventura ===

M: /* macOS upgrade */

2025-06-17T23:07:58Z

macOS upgrade

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	=== Sequoia ===		=== Sequoia ===

			Return to these notes if we learn of a working OpenCore release...

	Bleh, after further digging, there are potentially [https://github.com/thenickdude/KVM-Opencore/commit/8eb23135eb298c3491000a17434587b5edf458c4 quite] a [https://github.com/thenickdude/KVM-Opencore/issues/82 few] [https://github.com/thenickdude/KVM-Opencore/pull/79 issues] to solve still.		Bleh, after further digging, there are potentially [https://github.com/thenickdude/KVM-Opencore/commit/8eb23135eb298c3491000a17434587b5edf458c4 quite] a [https://github.com/thenickdude/KVM-Opencore/issues/82 few] [https://github.com/thenickdude/KVM-Opencore/pull/79 issues] to solve still.
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	Also, apparently Apple will stop supporting x86 entirely in a couple more OS releases, and I will HAVE to buy some bullshit Apple hardware, sigh.		Also, apparently Apple will stop supporting x86 entirely in a couple more OS releases, and I will HAVE to buy some bullshit Apple hardware, sigh.

	For now, keep developing on ~~Ventura~~ as quickly as I can!		For now, keep developing on Sonoma as quickly as I can!

	~~==== TODO ====~~

	~~Return to these notes if we learn of a working OpenCore release...~~		=== Sonoma ===

	Nick doesn't have a Sequoia-specific blog post, but in theory we just update OpenCore, then upgrade the OS.		Nick doesn't have a Sequoia-specific blog post, but in theory we just update OpenCore, then upgrade the OS.
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	mv EFI EFI-OCv21		mv EFI EFI-OCv21
	cp -r /Volumes/EFI/EFI EFI-OCv19-installed		cp -r /Volumes/EFI/EFI EFI-OCv19-installed

			Now use the Meld app to merge SystemSerialNumber from OCv19-installed to OCv21 config.plist. DO NOT change anything else!

			Now move v21 into EFI...
			cd /Volumes/EFI
			mv EFI EFI-v19
			cp -r ~/development/OpenCore/EFI-OCv21 /Volumes/EFI/EFI

			Now let's reboot!

	=== Ventura ===		=== Ventura ===

M: /* Sequoia */

2025-06-17T21:24:00Z

Sequoia

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	=== Sequoia ===		=== Sequoia ===

	Bleh, after further digging, there are potentially quite a few issues to solve still.		Bleh, after further digging, there are potentially [https://github.com/thenickdude/KVM-Opencore/commit/8eb23135eb298c3491000a17434587b5edf458c4 quite] a [https://github.com/thenickdude/KVM-Opencore/issues/82 few] [https://github.com/thenickdude/KVM-Opencore/pull/79 issues] to solve still.

	Also, apparently Apple will stop supporting x86 entirely in a couple more OS releases, and I will HAVE to buy some bullshit Apple hardware, sigh.		Also, apparently Apple will stop supporting x86 entirely in a couple more OS releases, and I will HAVE to buy some bullshit Apple hardware, sigh.

M: /* Sequoia */

2025-06-17T21:21:42Z

Sequoia

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	=== Sequoia ===		=== Sequoia ===

			Bleh, after further digging, there are potentially quite a few issues to solve still.

			Also, apparently Apple will stop supporting x86 entirely in a couple more OS releases, and I will HAVE to buy some bullshit Apple hardware, sigh.

			For now, keep developing on Ventura as quickly as I can!

			==== TODO ====

			Return to these notes if we learn of a working OpenCore release...

	Nick doesn't have a Sequoia-specific blog post, but in theory we just update OpenCore, then upgrade the OS.		Nick doesn't have a Sequoia-specific blog post, but in theory we just update OpenCore, then upgrade the OS.