RestrictEvents now have VMM patch

[gujiangjiang]

Before I‘m using these patches to make macOS install and boot with unsupported SMBIOS:

But today I find the RestrictEvents have update with VMM support so I tried the new commit.

1. Delete all the vmm kernel patch but reserve the 2 boot patches.
2. Using the RestrictEvents with new commit.
3. Stay boot-arg: revpatch=sbvmm.
4. Reboot and it works.

I have tested in install and macOS have no problem.

But when into macOS the
kern.hv_vmm_present: 0

[gujiangjiang]

and I find the vmm kernel patches may block my bluetooth to work.
bluetooth can turned on and off but can't search any devices.

when delete the vmm kernel patches the bluetooth works again with RestrictEvents(new commit)

My bluetooth was BCM20702A0

[5T33Z0]

1. I've updated the instructions to reflect that RestricEvents.kext now contains the kernel patches.
2. The kern.hv_vmm_present test is only applicable when using the the Kernel Patches, not RestrictEvents.kext
3. I was using the Kernel Patches on my Laptop previousl and it didn't affect Bluetooth so I cannot confirm this. In this case you have to report this to the devs of OpenCore Legacy Patcher.

[gujiangjiang]

@5T33Z0
Thanks for your replay.

Another bug when using clover inject AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext cause kernel panic.
AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext
But using OpenCore with no problem.
Any solution to using AppleIntelCPUPowerManagement.kext in Clover?

Thanks again.

[5T33Z0]

I have Clover working on my T530.

But at some point I had to delete the whole CLOVER folder and start from scratch using the latest nightly build (It's available under the "Actions" Tab of the Clover repo).