diff --git a/docs/TROUBLESHOOTING.md b/docs/TROUBLESHOOTING.md index e27fcfbfb..423762025 100644 --- a/docs/TROUBLESHOOTING.md +++ b/docs/TROUBLESHOOTING.md @@ -284,16 +284,6 @@ The reason for this is that the autopatcher will assume that you will be using t For Macs using legacy USB 1.1 controllers, OpenCore Legacy Patcher can only restore support once it has performed root volume patches. Thus to install macOS, you need to hook up a USB hub between your Mac and Keyboard/Mouse. -::: warning Note - -In macOS Sonoma, this seems to have been further weakened and some hubs may not be functional. - -Alternative way is making sure to enable "Remote Login" in General -> Sharing before updating, which will enable SSH. That means you can take control using Terminal in another system by typing `ssh username@lan-ip-address` and your password. After that run Post Install Volume Patching by typing `/Applications/OpenCore-Patcher.app/Contents/MacOS/OpenCore-Patcher --patch_sys_vol` and finally `sudo reboot`. - -::: - - - * For MacBook users, you'll need to find an external keyboard/mouse in addition to the USB hub More information can be found here: @@ -311,6 +301,14 @@ Applicable models include: | Mac mini | Mid 2011 and older | Macmini3,1 - Macmini5,x | | | Mac Pro | Mid 2010 and older | MacPro3,1 - MacPro5,1 | | +::: warning Note + +In macOS Sonoma, this seems to have been further weakened and some hubs may not be functional. + +Alternative way is making sure to enable "Remote Login" in General -> Sharing before updating, which will enable SSH. That means you can take control using Terminal in another system by typing `ssh username@lan-ip-address` and your password. After that run Post Install Volume Patching by typing `/Applications/OpenCore-Patcher.app/Contents/MacOS/OpenCore-Patcher --patch_sys_vol` and finally `sudo reboot`. + +::: +
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