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You should only use this tutorial if you get an "OC_Locked" message on VoltageShift or "FIVR Control - locked" on ThrottleStop
1. Dump the firmware from your mac: You can do this by using the flashrom tool on a live usb with a Linux distribution (like Ubuntu) or directly with an external programmer like the CH341A using an SOP8 Clip (only for 15" 2013-2014 models) / JTAG or desoldering the Firmware Chip.
1. Dump the firmware from your mac: You can do this by using the flashrom tool on a live usb with a Linux distribution (like Ubuntu) or directly with an external programmer like the CH341A using an SOP8 Clip (only for 15" 2013-2014 models) / JTAG or desoldering the Firmware Chip. Check issue [#1](../../issues/1) about how to connect the programmer
2. When you're done, you should have an 8MB (8.388.608 bytes) file. Make sure you have a backup of this unmodified file
3. Download [UEFIPatch](https://github.com/LongSoft/UEFITool/releases/tag/0.21.5) , it's available for both Windows and Mac
4. Extract the zip and open the extracted folder. You'll see an "patched.txt" file.
