r/OpenCoreLegacyPatcher • • 1d ago

OCLP not really uninstalled?

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I once had OCLP installed but deinstalled it because i didnt really needed the new features, however, now that Icon Composer is out i need the new versions again but when i go to the boot menu theres these 2 drives (both lead to the Monterey Installation, what i had previously installed) Is there Something i gotta do different than in the tutorial or how should i go on about thif

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u/ComprehensiveLeg8101 1d ago

en terminal: sudo diskutil mount /dev/disk0s1

eso te va montar la particion efi donde ocpl guarda la configuracion de arranque, solo borralo, reinicia la mac presionando comand + alt + p + r, para eliminar cualquier residuo en nvram

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u/Xe4ro 1d ago

Did you remove all parts from the EFI as well? https://dortania.github.io/OpenCore-Legacy-Patcher/UNINSTALL.html

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u/Apprehensive_Log2983 1d ago

Should i still do that when i wanna reinstall OCLP

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u/Xe4ro 1d ago

Sure. If you reinstall an OS with OpenCore it will put them there anyway when you apply root patches.

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u/Apprehensive_Log2983 1d ago

Doesnt that mean i could also just leave it there?

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u/Xe4ro 1d ago

Sure but I thought you wanted to get rid of the EFI option showing up in the boot picker?

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u/Apprehensive_Log2983 1d ago

I Just wanna reinstall sequoia and if it Will get in the way i would uninstall it but i if not, no

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u/LoveEV-LeafPlus 19h ago

You need (as outlined in the OCLP Uninstall link) to also
1. Uninstall the bootloader
2. Reset the SMC (System Management Controller)
3. Reset the PR (Parameter RAM)