Again, Beta 5 and Bootcamp With Parallels

[loon3y]

• sudo nvram boot-args="kext-dev-mode=1 rootless=0”

doesn't work anymore, anyone know a solution?

 

[twowheels]

• sudo nvram boot-args="kext-dev-mode=1 rootless=0”

doesn't work anymore, anyone know a solution?

They have a new work around posted on the same KB article.

 

[loon3y]

They have a new work around posted on the same KB article.

can you give me a link? i can't find it.


like a dumbass i am, i got too excited and installed the el capitan beta for my work laptop....

:*(

 

[MikhailT]

• sudo nvram boot-args="kext-dev-mode=1 rootless=0”

doesn't work anymore, anyone know a solution?

The same proper solution since El Cap was announced, you're supposed to disable SIP via Recovery OS's menu, not via boot-args, which Apple said was going to be removed.

Boot into your Recovery OS and disable the SIP option there.

 

[loon3y]

The same proper solution since El Cap was announced, you're supposed to disable SIP via Recovery OS's menu, not via boot-args, which Apple said was going to be removed.

Boot into your Recovery OS and disable the SIP option there.

i don't have a boot recovery option, do you know a solution?

 

[!!!]

i don't have a boot recovery option, do you know a solution?

You should. How are you trying to get there?

 

[MikhailT]

i don't have a boot recovery option, do you know a solution?

That's not possible unless you intentionally deleted it? RecoveryOS is a part of the OS install ever since Lion came out.

When you reboot your Mac, press and hold the CMD+R keys, and you should then be booted into the Recovery OS.

You can find more information here: https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201314

 

[K4LK]

If you type `csrutil status` in terminal, you'll see the status of SIP. `csrutil disable` will disable SIP for you. Reboot after you enter the command.

 

[loon3y]

thank you all. issue was fixed.

If you type `csrutil status` in terminal, you'll see the status of SIP. `csrutil disable` will disable SIP for you. Reboot after you enter the command.

i didnt get ur post by the time i fixed it, it would of definitely been easier.


i did this

diskutil cs revert / - in terminal, which allowed to me to see the recovery partition and then i followed parallels steps and disabled that thing.


wooohoo. lol i was literally going back and forth mac and windows and booting for work. it was hell..

 

[MikhailT]

If you type `csrutil status` in terminal, you'll see the status of SIP. `csrutil disable` will disable SIP for you. Reboot after you enter the command.

Did you try it? It won't work and tell you to do it in Recovery OS.

 

[K4LK]

I tried the status command but I didn't try the disable. Got this tip from someone else on this board.