Any guidance or suggestions that I might have missed? Please advise. Let me make it clear I am not promoting use of this utility on anything other than a test device. According to the description on the website, the latest version is an easy-to-use tool that allows everyone to use macOS Catalina on non-supported Macs to install': macOS Catalina Patcher, the successor to macOS Mojave Patcher, is an all-new, easy-to-use tool that allows anyone to install macOS Catalina on unsupported Macs. Seems strange that so many other have been able to installer newer versions of macOS onto older computers, but I’m unable to move up one silly OS because of a silly GPU. Just to put the cat amongst the pigeons there is a donation ware utility out there called, macOS Mojave Patcher Tool for Unsupported Macs which claims to be able to allow 2008 model onwards Macs to run Mojave. Before you add these patches you need to use the dosdude1 Mojave patcher. Mac OS Mojave Installation with VMware vSphere Hypervisor ESXi. Any ideas? It’s an iMac 12,1, upgraded to a 1TB SSD, 32GB of RAM, but no other alterations or upgrades have been done. Patches needed to get back sleep and H.264 support on iMac Mid 2011 systems. I would try Catalina but I’m sure the same thing would happen with each respective version (DD1 or OpenCore). When I try to use Open Core Legacy Patcher, no matter what version of the Mojave installer I use (downloaded directly from Apple’s server, copied from my own installer flash drive that I made with Apple’s Software Update/App Store link, etc.), it always says “this version of macOS cannot be installed on this device” even though the EFI boot to the 10.14 installer obviously works. The dosdude1 installer technically worked, but because my iMac happens to have one of the wonderful AMD Radeon 5XXX video cards, all the colors are wrong and the AMD GPU obviously cannot be disabled. OpenCore Legacy Patcher is a software tool that allows PC users and owners of older Mac models to install newer macOS versions on their machines.
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