Originally created by @bobd992 on GitHub (Feb 11, 2021).
When 12.2.1 big sur was installed, the charging limit from Al Dente was removed. I am scared to re-open al dente because the SMC may have changed in 12.2.1. Can anyone that's more brave than me confirm it works on 12.2.1 with an intel mac?
Originally created by @bobd992 on GitHub (Feb 11, 2021).
When 12.2.1 big sur was installed, the charging limit from Al Dente was removed. I am scared to re-open al dente because the SMC may have changed in 12.2.1. Can anyone that's more brave than me confirm it works on 12.2.1 with an intel mac?
I suppose you mean 11.2.1? Yes it works. And there is no need to be scared about changing the SMC as you can always reset it back to system defaults.
@yfzhou0904 commented on GitHub (Feb 12, 2021):
I suppose you mean 11.2.1? Yes it works. And there is no need to be scared about changing the SMC as you can always reset it back to system defaults.
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Originally created by @bobd992 on GitHub (Feb 11, 2021).
When 12.2.1 big sur was installed, the charging limit from Al Dente was removed. I am scared to re-open al dente because the SMC may have changed in 12.2.1. Can anyone that's more brave than me confirm it works on 12.2.1 with an intel mac?
@yfzhou0904 commented on GitHub (Feb 12, 2021):
I suppose you mean 11.2.1? Yes it works. And there is no need to be scared about changing the SMC as you can always reset it back to system defaults.