Cannot upgrade OpenCore

[jiatao99]

Use latest 20230401 build. Cannot update OpenCore. It was working a couple days ago.

Any idea? see screenshot below

Thanks

[jiatao99]

Here is another screen shot:

Seems like the url for download is incorrect

[chriswayg]

Use latest 20230401 build. Cannot update OpenCore.

I experience the same issue trying to download the Latest Version of OC. I also tried downloading OC 0.8.0 and some kexts, which does not work either. It just keeps trying, never finishes and never times out.

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"1.0.0" "https://github.com/acidanthera/OpenCorePkg/releases/download/1.0.0/OpenCore-1.0.0-RELEASE.zip"
QNetworkReply::HostNotFoundError
...
"1.6.6" "https://github.com/acidanthera/WhateverGreen/releases/download/1.6.6/WhateverGreen-1.6.6-RELEASE.zip"
QNetworkReply::HostNotFoundError

[ic005k]

Please choose an alternative GitHub mirror server in the "Settings".

In general, "https://github.com/" is always effective, otherwise, please choose another try, such as: "https://gh.api.99988866.xyz/https://github.com/", etc.

[ic005k]

The previous "issue" has been extensively discussed and described regarding this matter. Accessing github may present challenges in various regions.

[ic005k]

Also, I have upgraded the OC to 1.0.0 via OCAT.

[chriswayg]

The previous "issue" has been extensively discussed and described regarding this matter. Accessing github may present challenges in various regions.

Thanks! It seems to be a problem with the DNS of my Philippines ISP and the local network configuration. I was able to get OCAuxiliaryTools to update OC to 1.0.0 on another hackintosh on the same local network. Then investigated the issue on my main hackintosh.

I was able to wget successfully in Terminal:
wget "https://github.com/acidanthera/OpenCorePkg/releases/download/1.0.0/OpenCore-1.0.0-RELEASE.zip"

But in OCAuxiliaryTools I still received: "QNetworkReply::HostNotFoundError". Somehow QT expected something different than wget.

I tried changing DNS providers in System Preferences, also tried connecting via a VPN, also disabled the application firewall Lulu, and tried various alternative hosts, like the one you suggested.

Eventually it worked with DNS 1.1.1.1 and the following settings:

Satisfied that it works now, but it was a weird issue, especially considering, that other applications did not have such network errors.

[jiatao99]

I am in US. I don't think there is any DNS issue. BTW where you get this preference screen? This is what I got when I click the Preference:

[FullPace]

same here, I don't know where the settings are supposed to be. I get this error when I try to check for kext updates

edit: found them

[chriswayg]

The problem recurred, but using the new Github API token feature for downloading kexts and OpenCore updates now works again.