3. Extras
Warning
This script should not be run on its own.
It should be run through the main.py file instead. Use the E option at the main menu.
This page will go over some of the features in the Extras menu, without too much detail.
This option allows you to automatically convert a QEMU config script previously generated by AutoPilot into an XML file compatible with virt-manager (Virtual Machine Manager), which is a GUI frontend that makes management of your VMs easier and nicer to work with.
After conversion, you'll have the option to automatically import the XML file into virt-manager.
To learn more about the XML Converter, visit this page.
This tool allows you to mount your virtual OpenCore image as a disk on your host system, allowing you to edit the contents without ever booting your VM.
This tool allows you to seamlessly edit your macOS OpenCore boot arguments - letting you apply patches for things like GPU output.
It even includes a feature called AutoPatch, containing a list of known boot argument patches. You can select one, and the tool will instantly apply the relevant boot patch for your system. For example, you can apply the Navi RX 5000 / 6000 black screen patch automatically!
For more on this, and available patches, visit this page.
For users who use GRUB to boot their host's Linux install, setting the right kernel parameters can sometimes be a daunting mess. With this tool, most of this stress is taken care of automatically, through the auto-configuration of parameters based on your specific system!
Created by @Hyperchromiac.
ULTMOS now has built-in support for CorpNewt's GenSMBIOS script, allowing you to automatically change your OpenCore's SMBIOS model and serial number - so you can customise the virtual Mac model and log into iServices, etc.
This opens a seperate menu providing options to restore various parts of the repository to defaults.
Great for troubleshooting common issues and covering up your mess.
Opens a new issue page on the GitHub repo in your default browser.
Written and maintained by Coopydood.
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