Continuity Activation Tool 5 1 Kernal Panic Solved
- #501
Yes all good for me - haven't had loads of time to test thoroughly though.
- #502
as long as it didnt f-up the install or not activate CAT like 10.11.0 did... lol
- #504
Nm, rebooted and CAT worked fine.
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- #505
This 10.11.2 update feels like getting a new computer. So glad I no longer have to hide in fear that my bluetooth or wifi won't work after this update.
- #506
Has anyone using modded hardware experienced a temporary WIFI-hardware failure? Had an episode last night where OS X told me it had no Wifi Hardware installed. Rebooting to recovery console, disabling SIP, rebooting, rebooting to recovery, and enabling SIP again solved my issue.
- #507
I only get that when updating system apps. I have disabled SIP altogether for that reason.
- #508
Hi everybody, I need a help with CAT. I have a late 2011 macbook pro with os el capitan 10.11.2 and I use a dongle usb bluetooth 4.0. I've already forced my mac using the dongle as default bluetooth with the command
sudo nvram bluetoothHostControllerSwitchBehavior=always , then I used Bluetooth Explorer and switched the bluetooth controller from AirPort to dongle 4.0.
However, I then tried to activate Continuity with CAT, but it shows the error: your hardware doesn't support bluetooth 4.0. Now how can i fix it?
Thank you!!
- #509
I have an early broadcom iMac early 2008, do I just require a new Airport Extreme card?
- #510
Oh, how I wish I could get my continuity/hand-off/air-drop operable again...Had it working well for so long but no more. Running a late 2011 MBA with OS X 10.11 (15A278b), iPhone 6S on 9.3.1 and CAT 2.2.3. I've uninstalled/reinstalled CAT many times, logged in/out of iCloud and the CAT toll shows as successfully installed every time, but somehow, after this late OS update a couple weeks ago, no connection taking place between the OS and the iOS, including Hand-off, Continuity and AirDrop, all of which were working fine before. Any/all suggestions (other than telling me to me a newer computer) would be much appreciated!
- #511
What version of 10.11 are you running? From the build number it's obviously a beta, but what version?
- #512
I believe it's Public Beta 5
- #514
Updated and everything wokrs fine without doing anything, (iMac 2011 airport card replaced and CAT)
- #516
Ditto.
- #518
Have you guys tried uninstalling CAT, rebooting, then reinstalling CAT?
- #519
"Ditto" meaning I'm in the same boat with the same model laptop and the same versions and the same issue.
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Yes, twice, to no avail...
- #520
Anyone experiencing kernel panic upon wake? I'm having some issues since upgrading that result in stalled boots, blinking ? folders on boot, some applications are taking longer than normal to process / go into Not Responding states, resulting in reboot. Occasionally, I'll have to enter recovery, disable SIP, and reboot. Annoying. Happens a few times a day. The problem seems to be worse when it's not plugged in. But as of this writing, it's working fine.
Early 2011 17" MBP / Modified CAX / CAT. 10.11.3 / OWC SSD / 16GB RAM / 2.4GHZ Core i7 Radeon 6770M
- #521
After two Reformats and Reinstalls, I've concluded there's a major bug in the CAT software. 17" MBP, 2011 edition running OWC SSD, 16GB Ram. With CAT enabled, 80% of boots result in a [ ? ] blinking file folder icon, and the drive doesn't mount.
I also run Adobe Creative Cloud software, and remember reading the article posted here 6 days ago about Adobe deleting the first file in the header, causing some boot issues. I do not think that is the case, as this issue started right around the time I upgraded to 10.11.3.
I can do without the functionality CAT provides until the developer gets his **** together, or Apple releases a "stable" version of El Cap. (Probably 10.11.10 or later).
- #522
After two Reformats and Reinstalls, I've concluded there's a major bug in the CAT software. 17" MBP, 2011 edition running OWC SSD, 16GB Ram. With CAT enabled, 80% of boots result in a [ ? ] blinking file folder icon, and the drive doesn't mount.
I also run Adobe Creative Cloud software, and remember reading the article posted here 6 days ago about Adobe deleting the first file in the header, causing some boot issues. I do not think that is the case, as this issue started right around the time I upgraded to 10.11.3.I can do without the functionality CAT provides until the developer gets his **** together, or Apple releases a "stable" version of El Cap. (Probably 10.11.10 or later).
Please note the developer is providing this software free of charge and if you were to contact him/make a pull request on GitHub, he would be happy to help.
That's if we can't help you anyway.
- #523
Updated to 10.11.3, everything ok, just reinstalled CAT.
Fingers crossed
- #524
Had it back up and running well with OS 10.11.4 PB3 and iOS 9.3 PB3, then fourth PBs of both just killed it again.
(MBA late-2011, no dongle.)
- #525
So I just installed some drivers for a USB > Serial adapter (to connect to some Cisco equipment) and after reboot the wifi icon shows no hardware. I tried to reinstall CAT but says that SIP is enabled, even tho it's not. Booted to recovery to double check, not enabled. Re-enabled, rebooted, tried to run CAT (just to make sure I got the SIP enabled message, which I did), rebooted to recovery, disabled SIP, run CAT, and still got the message that it was enabled. So I uninstalled CAT, rebooted, reinstalled CAT and still get a message saying it's enabled when it's not.
Anyone have any ideas what I can do to get it to stop giving me that error? Haven't any probs with CAT until now. Also, I'm using v2.2.2 on 10.11.2.
Edit: nvm. I got it working again. I downloaded/installed the 10.11.2 Combo update, reinstalled CAT and all is well.
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