What is the correct value to disable SIP on Ventura?

[michael1900]

Installed Ventura with opencore on my old MacBook Pro model MacBookPro13,3;

with value 6F020000 0x26f i have: System Integrity Protection status: disabled BUT i no longer have brightness controls; with value 870A0000 0xA87 i have: System integrity Protection status: unknown (Custom configuration) BUT still i have brightness controls.

So how to disable SIP correctly without break brightness?

[vanquybn]

FF0F0000 <== work fine for me on 13.4

[michael1900]

FF0F0000 <== work fine for me on 13.4

I have the same System integrity Protection status: unknown (Custom configuration) with this value. Brightness still works. But i don't think it's the right value to disable SIP...

I can't understand why with 0x26f i lost brightness control.

[mikebeaton]

You are very likely using OCLP, in which case this should be posted as an OCLP issue (or support request) - there is no bug in OC, it is just a matter of the required settings for the patches your system uses.

SIP is not really a single thing, it is made of multiple bits, which can be enabled or disabled independently. Only certain fixed combinations are recognised as simple SIP 'Disabled' or 'Enabled' by macOS, but all other ('custom') combinations also work. You can view the bits here: https://github.com/acidanthera/OpenCorePkg/blob/master/Include/Apple/IndustryStandard/AppleCsrConfig.h#L26-L38

[michael1900]

You are very likely using OCLP, in which case this should be posted as an OCLP issue (or support request) - there is no bug in OC, it is just a matter of the required settings for the patches your system uses.

SIP is not really a single thing, it is made of multiple bits, which can be enabled or disabled independently. Only certain fixed combinations are recognised as simple SIP 'Disabled' or 'Enabled' by macOS, but all other ('custom') combinations also work. You can view the bits here: https://github.com/acidanthera/OpenCorePkg/blob/master/Include/Apple/IndustryStandard/AppleCsrConfig.h#L26-L38

About an OCLP issue unfortunately is not possible :(

Do you think that i can use that ff0f value without problems, especially with updates? I mean you what value can advice me? Do you know why with the recognised 0x26f my Ventura lost the brightness control?

[mikebeaton]

Do you know why with the recognised 0x26f my Ventura lost the brightness control?

No. As I say, I believe it is specific to the patches (not standard parts of macOS) in your setup - I think likely from OCLP? (I am not saying there is anything wrong with those patches, just that - it seems - they need a non-standard SIP setting to work.)

About an OCLP issue unfortunately is not possible :(

Why not possible? Are you using OCLP?

[michael1900]

About an OCLP issue unfortunately is not possible :(

Why not possible? Are you using OCLP?

I mean if i try to open an issue here i have this error:

[mikebeaton]

About an OCLP issue unfortunately is not possible :(

Why not possible? Are you using OCLP?

I mean if i try to open an issue here i have this error:

~Actually you may use https://github.com/dortania/bugtracker/issues , but~ I suggest you try the OCLP support forum on Discord https://discord.gg/rqdPgH8xSN ~first~.

[khronokernel]

@mikebeaton Dortania bug tracker is not for Macs, please don't suggest it:

[mikebeaton]

@khronokernel - Apologies, since the OCLP one is shut, I was wrongly assuming that the dortania bugtracker was acting like the acidanthera bugtracker as a master bugtracker.

I wonder perhaps if that "Bugs with OpenCore Legacy Patcher/Bugtracker is meant for Dortania Hackintosh Guides" text could be moved to the top of the README, or even into the two issue templates, as I did actually click through into the issue templates before providing that link, and did not see anything (there) saying that the tracker was not for OCLP. However, apologies again.