Patched Sur

Installé sur un iMac late 2013 iMac 27, i5 3,2Ghz, 16Go Ram, 1To => 500go SSD bloqué sous Catalina. Via un SSD externe en USB3. Aucun soucis tout s'est déroulé comme décrit. Et tout fonction, le wifi, le la veille, etc. Bravo pour ce travail qui nous permet de garder ce Mac encore très véloce que années.

will not install on my MacBook Pro mid 2012 15"

Tried that app yesterday on a Late 2013 iMac with no hard disk. Installed flawlessly on a USB external Hard Drive with no operating system on it. Installed Big Sur with Patched Sur... All worked first shot, no .ktexts have to be patched. Great job!

I keep getting this message, Please help. "Error 1x254 Message: "/Volumes/Pass is not a valid volume mount point." Output: ""

It wont let me install it says "Patched Sur" can't be opened because Apple cannot check it for malicious software.

Doesn't work Get this error AccessDeniedAccess DeniedKP6T2GC455VKHYG0q941hnAh9W57v6hVgPAV8LYZjo4i09tu8Br7l/rdXMGvZqBZzwGVl1Wk6oA06oAwxsEB+o8UbIY=

I think it's GREAT! I installed it onto a MacBook Pro (mid 2012) with Intel i5 and 8Gb RAM. Immediately after the installation, the WiFi and Ethernet had stopped working, but I soon sorted this out by using the Patched Sur app installed under Applications on my hard drive. I did this after watching one or two videos by Mr. MacIntosh https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC7FRPWLwRlhORhFHHywfqAg on YouTube. I think I'll have to refer to these videos again, because after making a Patched Sur USB installer using Catalina on my MacBook Pro (mid 2012) with 500Gb HDD, which took ages, I can't make another one on my MacBook Air (early 2014) with 256Gb SSD. I don't know if these two versions are the same, though. I now no longer have Catalina on my MacBook Pro (mid 2012) either!

i have an iMac late-2009 running Catalina 10.15.7 with 2.8Ghz Quad-Core i7, 16GB RAM, 1TB SSD and ATI Radeon HD 4850 512mb and it upgrades to Big Sur fine and no issues with slow/sluggish video just no working Wi-Fi or Ethernet so basically bricked. as its just a machine we use for IT support just booted up the Catalina USB, wiped the disk and reinstalled fine. anyone with a solution please link the URL and will try again.

I ran into a few hiccups (which I suspect are due to some missteps on my part), but was ultimately able to update my iMac 2012. Loving the fact that a 9 year-old machine still gets to enjoy the latest MacOS! Huge thanks to the developer!

Okay, cool, great, my app is awesome, however, I DO NOT want it hosted on other sites than GitHub. To prove I'm not kidding, I also brute-forced Patched Sur to crash when downloading from third-party websites. If you want the version that will work, just download it from https://github.com/BenSova/Patched-Sur, like pretty much everyone else.

Worked very well. Smooth with no hicups.

Does this work on the curre,t releases of Big Sur ore only the Beta versions?

What an excellent patcher. I've installed Big Sur on an Apple Mac Pro Early 2009. Of course I made some other changes before I could even install the previous release. My Mac runs fast, smooth and without any issues. I've not run into any bug or any dysfunctional issue. It's also a kick to work on a 2009 system with 2021 performance. I also switch to Windows 10 without any issues. Be aware that you need a specific GPU to run Big Sur which can be without a bootscreen. However for installing you do need a GPU with bootscreen. I've patched my Mac to 5.1 added a Radeon RX 580 8GB GPU, upgraded the processors to 3.33 Ghz (must have in my opinion), change RAM to 32GB and at last, changed the HD to SSD. Last thing I want to say is: A Huge Big thank you for this!!!! It because of people like you other can enjoy their old hardware for so much longer.

Thanks for the OS patch tool, i can install it on my Mid 2010 MacBook Pro its very helpfull but it will be to unstable so i just install it on my 2010 Mac Pro so Thanks for the OS

No problem installing 11.01 on my MacBookPro 9,2. I'll be installing 11.1 shortly. I am hoping for an installer that works on my 2012 Mac Pro. Any info on that?

I used this yesterday on my unsupported 15" MacBookPro 10.1 (mid 2012) with Quad-Core Intel i7 2.3 GHz and MacOS Big Sur 11.1-beta (developer version) with total success! I had been sad about that it wasn't supported any more and I was gradually migrating to a new 6 core i5 MacMini 2018 with MacOS Big Sur and external graphics. I downloaded the installation instructions on the developer site and followed step by step (14 steps!) - somewhat hard to understand as there are multiple restarts with the option-key down and inbetween relaunching the patching software, but it worked very smooth and exacly as described with no glitches ending up in a well working MacOS Big Sur installation. I used an external 128 GB Usb SSD to build the patched MacOS Big Sur installer on instead of a slow Usb-stick. This will also serve as your future MacOS Big Sur updater with help of a "Patched-Sur.app" that this software places on the drive. This is a multi purpose tool! VERY Convenient !!!