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They said it's no problem - just use a fixed version of the macOS Display Controller firmware of your choice. For example, they might target the macOS 12.1 vers
by gjsman-1000 5y ago
They said it's no problem - just use a fixed version of the macOS Display Controller firmware of your choice. For example, they might target the macOS 12.1 version of the firmware, maybe upgrade to the macOS 12.4 version a year later... It's not stable but it's easily made stable.
- phkahler 5y ago>> They said it's no problem - just use a fixed version of the macOS Display Controller firmware of your choice. Is that really an option? Can we drop in the binary blob at will, or will it break if Apple pushes an update?even if that's the case, dual booting may be impossible then. Unless that firmware is downloaded every boot.
- garaetjjte 5y agoFirmware is stored per-OS installation. (also DCP is unrelated to GPU)