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hi, I was struggling to understand why I couldn't get the Mac OS to boot automatically. It was going straight to the OpenCore boot picker screen and I was unable to use CTRL ENTER to select the default boot device.
After playing around with the config.plist there are two settings which would make things easier for everyone;
currently the config.plist contains the following values;
MISC/Security/AllowSetDefault = false
MISC/Boot/Timeout = 0
When I changed the config.plist to
MISC/Security/AllowSetDefault = true
MISC/Boot/Timeout = 5
The the machine was then able to autoboot without intervention.
It would be great if these defaults could be changed as it would enable the plist to be closer to the default Opencore behavior which would make things easier for people auto booting.
Great work on all this by the way! It means I can finally retire my VMware homelab in favor of Proxmox!
thanks.
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Changing a couple of config.plist would make things easier.
Suggestion: Changing a couple of config.plist entries would make things easier for all.
Dec 27, 2024
hi, I was struggling to understand why I couldn't get the Mac OS to boot automatically. It was going straight to the OpenCore boot picker screen and I was unable to use CTRL ENTER to select the default boot device.
After playing around with the config.plist there are two settings which would make things easier for everyone;
currently the config.plist contains the following values;
MISC/Security/AllowSetDefault = false
MISC/Boot/Timeout = 0
When I changed the config.plist to
MISC/Security/AllowSetDefault = true
MISC/Boot/Timeout = 5
The the machine was then able to autoboot without intervention.
It would be great if these defaults could be changed as it would enable the plist to be closer to the default Opencore behavior which would make things easier for people auto booting.
Great work on all this by the way! It means I can finally retire my VMware homelab in favor of Proxmox!
thanks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: