TINU VS QtOpenCoreConfig

Used GitHub - TINU: The open tool to create bootable macOS installers. as a GUI for the createinstallmedia command

- Fully open: You can see how this programs works and you can freely contribute to it! (https://github.com/ITzTravelInTime/TINU)

I have published a new bug fix release after some of the feedback you gave me, you can find the change log on the GitHub release page here: https://github.com/ITzTravelInTime/TINU/releases

The project is on GitHub and can be found here: https://github.com/ITzTravelInTime/TINU

Download & install OpenCore Auxiliary Tools - OCAT and launch the OCAuxiliaryTools application.

Used GitHub: OpenCore Auxiliary Tools (OCAT) to create initial config, while cross checking each setting with Dortania's OpenCore Install Guide

Please make a backup and use https://github.com/ic005k/QtOpenCoreConfig to update, it does all automatically

I use this: https://github.com/ic005k/QtOpenCoreConfig to update on each release , it automatically updates kexts ,drivers, opencore and the configuration but I always make a backup just in case

I would use this: https://github.com/ic005k/QtOpenCoreConfig

Here are the main ones I personally recommend as “must haves” when it comes to troubleshooting and building out your EFI, and getting things working: https://github.com/ic005k/QtOpenCoreConfig/releases/tag/20211217

But these OCS messages shouldn't have been there to begin with. I wanted to make them go away. How? Thankfully, I found ic005k's QtOpenCoreConfig, a pre-built app that inspects the config.plist and identifies errors in various Quirks & other config settings.

Try this tools https://github.com/ic005k/QtOpenCoreConfig Just two steps to upgrade your opencore to latest: open your oc config.plist, click save, then click sync oc It work well for me, hope it will for you