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gadgetfreak-apple said:

appleinsideruser said:

gadgetfreak-apple said:

zimmermann said:

I just upgraded from Ventura to Sanoma. In less than half an hour all is running fast an' great. This on a 15 inch 2016 MacBook Pro. End of ad.

I just upgraded my 2016 MacBook Pro from Monterey to Sonoma.  Now I cannot get to WiFi and the resolution is stuck at native 2560 x 1800 -- in displays it says monitor type unknown

Open core is a community project and very effective. However, like most things, it can be better to let others discover the quirks with a new version, unless you enjoy being on the bleeding edge. 

Note, the latest version has a fix for Broadcom WiFi and graphics issues: https://github.com/dortania/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher/releases

As I said in the comment above, I did get it up and working.  Not sure if the success the 2nd time around was due to:

1) the detailed walkthrough from Mr. Macintosh
2) wiping my startup disk and doing a clean install
3) using 1.01 of OpenCore which was available by the time I did the 2nd attempt

in any case, thanks for the heads up on the new release.  My MacBook is not my primary machine at the moment which is why I went ahead with the experiment.  Going to wait a bit before attempting with my iMac

gadgetfreak-apple said:

zimmermann said:

I just upgraded from Ventura to Sanoma. In less than half an hour all is running fast an' great. This on a 15 inch 2016 MacBook Pro. End of ad.

I just upgraded my 2016 MacBook Pro from Monterey to Sonoma.  Now I cannot get to WiFi and the resolution is stuck at native 2560 x 1800 -- in displays it says monitor type unknown

tht said:

I made a mistake buying the iPhone 12 when I should have gotten the iPhone 12 Pro. If your usage habits is to keep an iPhone for 4 to 5 years, get the Pro models. My wife has the 12 Pro, and every time I use it, it seems "faster". Not sure what it is. Perhaps the 6 GB of RAM?

So, if you are getting a phone for 4 to 5 or more years, it behooves you to get the more expensive versions.