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Note you can change the Ventura volume name with Disk Utility. At the OC menu, choose the finalised Ventura volume (in this eg, shows as macOS_13 -Data -Data) to start the final fifth installation phase and setup a new user. I also mounted the OC EFI partition to edit the ist to temporarily disable CryptexFixup.kext for the next 2 boots into the macOS Installer. In the screenshots below, I have chosen to reboot into my High Sierra “rescue” OS to mount Ventura’s Preboot volume and copy the 4.32GB OS.dmg file over to the Installer USB.

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All is not lost however - if we mount the Preboot volume, we find that CryptexFixup has already extracted the dyld shared cache (4.32GB os.dmg file) that is required to boot the full OS later -> can be copied eg to your installer USB or “rescue” macOS partition.

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Unfortunately on my system, this second installation phase never completes to 100% (“ An error occurred preparing the software update” message appears with less than a minute remaining!) with CryptexFixup.kext enabled.

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Apple removed non-AVX2.0 support for Intel CPUs (pre Haswell) in Ventura so in order to boot macOS 13 on legacy Intel CPUs, we need to install Rosetta/Apple Silicon’s dyld shared cache through a backdoor method -> this is the job of CryptexFixup.kext. This second installation phase extracts compressed files from the first phase and prepares a Preboot volume. Use a plist editor to edit the OC ist: under /NVRAM/Add/7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82, add a new key, msu-product-url ,Type=string, Value= msu-product-url://UUID/macOS%20Install%20Data where UUID is the Volume UUID of the Ventura target volumeģ. IMac:~ fusion71au$ diskutil info disk3s1 | grep UUID Use terminal to determine target volume’s UUID…Ġ: FDisk_partition_scheme *120.0 GB disk0Ģ: Windows_NTFS WIN7_X64SSD 119.9 GB disk0s2Ģ: Microsoft Basic Data DATA_TSH 1.7 TB disk1s2ģ: Apple_HFS Macintosh HD 133.6 GB disk1s3Ĥ: Apple_Boot Recovery HD 650.0 MB disk1s4Ħ: Microsoft Basic Data WIN10 133.5 GB disk1s6Ģ: Apple_APFS Container disk4 59.9 GB disk2s2ģ: Microsoft Basic Data MACRIUM Backups 166.4 GB disk2s3Ĥ: Apple_APFS Container disk3 53.8 GB disk2s4Ġ: APFS Container Scheme - +53.8 GB disk3Ġ: APFS Container Scheme - +59.9 GB disk4Ģ: APFS Volume macOS_11 - Data 30.0 GB disk4s2Ģ: Apple_HFS Install macOS Ventura 31.3 GB disk5s2 Use Disk Utility to erase whole disk (or partition) and format as APFS. Overview of Clean installation process for Venturaġ. Note: It sometimes helps to show hidden files in macOS Finder by pressing simultaneously. A “rescue” macOS eg High Sierra or newer to determine the Ventura volume’s UUID and to mount its Preboot volume to copy files back and forth. Completely disable SIP and AMFI (I used csr-active-config=EF0F0000, amfi=0x80 in ist boot-args)ħ. Note Kernel/Add/CryptexFixup is enabled to provide “back door” non-AVX2.0 CPU support through Rosetta dyld shared cache.Īttached is the EFI folder for the Gigabyte P55A-UD3: OC 0.8.9 for iMac11,3Ħ.

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I based my ist on one generated with OCLP 0.6.1 (using the Mac SMBIOS most closely matching my hardware ie iMac11,3). Working OC 0.8.8+ EFI to boot the above USB Installer.

OpenCore Legacy Patcher (OCLP) 0.6.1 or newerĥ. EFI Agent or similar app to easily mount EFI partitionsĤ. Plist editor eg XCODE, PlistEDPlus for easy editing of OC istģ. Ventura USB installer created with Apple’s createinstallmedia command line utility. Thanks to him and all the OpenCore/OCLP developers that keep our ancient hacks running.ġ. I highly recommend reading explanation for the various patches used in OpenCore Legacy Patcher and also the specific changes needed to boot Ventura. Thanks in large part to and for discovering the msu-product-url NVRAM key requirement for Big Sur, the same method also works in Monterey and Ventura. This is a summary of the process used to clean install macOS Ventura 13.2 on my legacy BIOS (non UEFI, no hardware NVRAM) based system: a Gigabyte P55A-UD3/Intel i5-750/ATI HD 5770 or desktop 2 in my signature.

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