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SOLVED TOSHIBA Dynabook Cannot install any OS newer than Catalina.

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It’s OpenCore 1.0.1. I’m using the debug version as instructed in the tutorials.
Huh? YOU MUST USE THE RELEASE VERSION AND NOT THE DEBUG. Where did you even read that?
 
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I’ve been rebuilding my efi for the last 2 days alternating between the release and debug versions. Dortania’s guide recommended using the debug version for showing more info in case of tracing back issues. Regardless of what I use it’s the same story. I’m done shifting my efi to the release version by the time I sent this.

What do I need to do with my OpenCore now that it’s on release version?
 
I’ve been rebuilding my efi for the last 2 days alternating between the release and debug versions. Dortania’s guide recommended using the debug version for showing more info in case of tracing back issues. Regardless of what I use it’s the same story. I’m done shifting my efi to the release version by the time I sent this.

What do I need to do with my OpenCore now that it’s on release version?
Firstly, enable DisableVariableWrite and ProtectMemoryRegions Quirk. Do a fresh install and check if that makes any difference.
 
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Thank you, I’ll do that and will let you know how it fares.
 
I tried those and it installed without kernel panics at all, even restarted normally without any errors. It got me concerned at first because it’s all logs for the first 2-3 restarts but after that I finally reached the Hello screen. It’s finally working!

Thank you very much for your patience with me. I appreciate all your help!

With all these, is it safe to proceed with the Post-Install or do I need to do something before that?

I’ll be marking this as solved, thank you!
 

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I tried those and it installed without kernel panics at all, even restarted normally without any errors. It got me concerned at first because it’s all logs for the first 2-3 restarts but after that I finally reached the Hello screen. It’s finally working!
A couple of restarts are normal since Big Sur!

macOS says Hello to you :cool:

Thank you very much for your patience with me. I appreciate all your help!
Anytime!

With all these, is it safe to proceed with the Post-Install or do I need to do something before that?
Of course, it is safe to proceed with post install. As the original issue is solved, will mark this thread SOLVED and close it.
 
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A couple of restarts are normal since Big Sur!

macOS says Hello to you :cool:


Anytime!


Of course, it is safe to proceed with post install. As the original issue is solved, will mark this thread SOLVED and close it.
Thank you very much!
 
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