Releases: null2264/ThinkPad-L460-OpenCore
Releases · null2264/ThinkPad-L460-OpenCore
v1.1.0
You should logout of Apple Account before updating to this EFI.
- Switch SMBIOS to
MacBookPro16,3
- Switch SecureBootModel to
j223
(Potentially allowingAirportItlwm
to load on Catalina) - Use stripped down version of
itlwm
andIntelBluetoothFirmware
- Add
AirportItlwm
for (almost) every macOS version up to Sonoma
- Add
- Some automation to sign the EFI to enable Secure Boot (require access to a Linux system)
- Linked a guide on how to add the signature to your UEFI firmware
- Add VoltageShift(Secure) for undervolting
- Potential Sonoma support (untested)
- Add
OpenControl.efi
tool, in case you want to add OpenCore directly to UEFI Boot Entry
v1.0.0
I think it's safe to declare this as stable.
Known Issues:
- Function keys stop working after S3 sleep, unfixable unless Lenovo finally get their ass up and fixed the firmware
- Bluetooth connection issue. Try this workaround
Tested macOS:
Warning
If you have no idea how to replace kexts, then considering creating your EFI from scratch.
- Catalina:
- Replace
Airportltlwm.kext
withitlwm.kext
(there's no Airport support for 10.xx since you can't enable AppleSecureBoot) - Change
SecureBootModel
todisabled
- Replace
- Monterey:
- Replace
Airportltlwm.kext
with the one made for Monterey
- Replace
- Ventura
Untested macOS:
- BigSur:
Probably work, I skipped this version and went straight to Monterey at the time so I have no idea. - Sonoma:
In theory it might work since KBL framebuffer still exists in Sonoma,- Replace
AirportItlwm.kext
as usual - Change SMBIOS to the one that used by CFL MBP to update to Sonoma
- Replace
- Sequoia:
At the time of I'm writing this, the state is pretty much the same as Sonoma, but who knows... Intel Mac is slowly dying, just follow the instruction above, then:- Update Kexts to development build