My only option right now seems to try OCLP on a virtual machine (no idea if that would work) or spend a lot of money on a new Mac (which isn't in the budget for this year). With the same "unsupported" messages as I got on the real hardware. But these I couldn't upgrade to Monterrey either. With all 3 virtualization platforms I was able to make a virtual Big Sur and that worked fine. The exact moment of the crash varies a bit, but eventually it will crash. VMWare Fusion at least got to the part when it starts copying files to the harddisk and in one case to the first screen after that, but eventually crashed as well.
I did not clean-installed Catalina just before, nor did I deactivate the fusion drive. In Parallels and VirtualBox it would crash early after only 2 or 3 click-through screens in the beginning of the installation. 1 year ago Successfully upgraded an iMac 27' Late 2013 (14,2) with Fusion Drive Just a quick message to thank BenSova and everybody here: I successfully upgraded a late 2013 iMac with Fusion Drive, from Catalina to Big Sur 11.2.1 using Patched Sur 0.0.7. In all cases the installer or the first stage of the setup after the base install will throw a kernel-panic. 5K Retina display with P3 wide color gamut and 500 nits of. I tried it on 2 different Macs (iMac late 2014 and a 2013 MacBook Pro) with Parallels, VMWare Fusion and VirtualBox with the same disappointing results. If your main priority is power, then the iMac Pro is going to deliver far more than the The. Self answer as I now had the opportunity to try.
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