it may well be that this is not necessarily the most efficacious path. I’ve always thought that the quickest way to a fully-modified installer was to expose an edited BaseSystem.dmg as early as possible into the process. I’ll try (again) to install via the modified product of createinstallmedia (with your latest commit), tonight, that I can compare how things work. As you may know by now, the list of MacOS Mojave compatible Macs is more strict than previous releases of Mac OS system software, but that doesn’t necessarily mean you can’t install and run macOS Mojave on some unsupported Macs.
as you are aware (no surprise there, really), things have changed a bit since then *smile* True that three versions of boot.efi exist, and two (exact) copies, each, of and ist exist I've performed these replacements when trying Mavericks 'back in the day' with a compile of Tiamo's original boot.efi, but I can't remember it this succeeded to satisfaction. Im looking for a guide to follow, where I can install either Yosemite, El Capitan, or Sierra on it. Yosemite seems like its really, really hard to get working and I havent tried any other version before that. The tasty tid-bits (Distribution in OSInstall.mpkg, un-signed access to BaseSystem.dmg, and various other seemingly-key files) are contained within Install OS X El Capitan.app, which is signed by Apple, and fails to verify when modified. So Im having trouble installing any kind of OS X on my 2006 Mac Pro 1,1. Why don’t you use createinstallmedia and mod the result instead?" "Edit: Under “Things you will need” points 3 and 5 you mention Pacifist.Įhm.
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