I've got a 1,1 Mac Pro that has run Yosemite perfectly after I used SFOTT's app and YouTube tutorial. Can I install "El Capitan" direct from the App Store? Many thanks.
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Use an Internal Disk/partition :
Some users reported failure like : booting then staled system and reboot or failing and going back to standard Os (like Lion or snow Leo).
In most cases using an Internal Disk and/or Partition solved the problem.
Some of you and me too had the issue with booting directly to the hdd. It looks like this can be solved like this?
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Operation done
"disk3" unmounted.
"disk3" ejected.
ejecting InstallESDMounted
Done
Your new Softt Key is ready
You can now install OS X Yosemite
on your : MacPro1,1
Hi.
I'm new at this forum and i'm not a technican.
This is my setup:
I've generated a stick via SFOTT 1.4.4 (SFOTT_install_Yosemite_beta.dmg) with Yosemite 10.10 and later with 10.10.1
- MacPro1,1
- 2 x 2,66 GHz
- NVIDIA GeForce 8800 GT 512 MB
- 10.7.5
I reboot via pref pane, got this message an then the Mac restarts again and again.
I also tried to put the stick in other slots, there is alwas this info.
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HI,,Hi!
I have a macbook air 1.1 (the first)... The key is ok, but the air not starting from usb... i think only dvd. Possible making a SFOTT install dvd? Or other solution?
Sorry my bad english.
i've found this, but, the same thing can be found also on apple support,, and he confirm's what i've tell you, any Mac can boot from USB,,be sure you have done your USB SFOOT well, other way wan't work eaither,,check this page,http://smallbusiness.chron.com/boot-macbook-air-usb-external-drive-54821.htmlI think, the air won't boot with usb stick, only DVD.. :-(
there's no point getting El Capitan on that Mac, waist of time,,but you can always try it,,search on youtube, there's for sure a tuto,,I would love to see this on my Macbook 4,1.
what key do you press to boot from Usb device?Hi!
I have a macbook air 1.1 (the first)... The key is ok, but the air not starting from usb... i think only dvd. Possible making a SFOTT install dvd? Or other solution?
Sorry my bad english.
usually, that should give you the choice to boot from USB,,did you try to connect another keyboard,,is strange that's happening,,option key
usually, that should give you the choice to boot from USB,,did you try to connect another keyboard,,is strange that's happening,,
well you should have 2 " options " keys,, try the other one,,,,
ok, you got to remake your SFOOT Install,,be sure, i patche your platformsupport.plist , usually you should add 2 lines, one with your Mac Model and other with your mac ID,,other thing you need to do is change the Boot EFI, for the origianl one,,,i've done a video where you can seen that,
you need to replace the boot.EFI on Coreservices in your USB for the original Boot.EFI.I have a problem... the platformsupport.plist, editing ok, but, on the usb's SFOTT in /system/library/coreservices the boot.efi is missing! If i copied some boot.efi...see the attachment...
you need to replace the boot.EFI on Coreservices in your USB for the original Boot.EFI.
ok,first things first,
did you install already Yosemite?
i can see your USB SFOTT,,
well, to be able to make a clean install you must create your USB Install SFOTT and when the script end's, you had to patch your plist File and copy the Boot.EFI ( original ) from Yosemite DMG from apple store to your Usb Install Sfott,,you had to unlock the Boot.EFI file,, using terminal, see the video, minut 18:30
hello !! I follow this debate and I am also in the same conditions cyberbob1970 just that I've been following your procedure but nothing !!! still does not start how can I do ?? Thanks in advance!!!Nooooo,,
i didn't tell you to delete any partition but, to delete Platform.plist File, from folder on <<Yosemite partition>>
step by step, re install your Lion, and make other partition where you can install Yosemite
once is done, reboot your mac, and boot from SOFTT Usb Install,,if, you have done well, he should tell you " successfull instal "
he will tell you to reboot,,
Reboot pressing option key,,
chose Lion to boot,
once is open, open Finder
go to your Yosemite partition, system/library/Coreservices and " delete " Platform/plist, and only this FILE, "" Platform.plist "",,
He will ask you for your password, type it,,
Reboot, pressing Option Key
Now chose Yosemite, he should boot properly,,
Don't delete partitions,,
follow this order
sorry for my english!!!!hello !! I follow this debate and I am also in the same conditions cyberbob1970 just that I've been following your procedure but nothing !!! still does not start how can I do ?? Thanks in advance!!!