Yeah, that'd be helpful. Currently hosting on my home server, which isn't exactly fast.And if it is possible, please upload the image to a faster server (if it's necessary I'll provide you with a cloud instance).
Yeah, that'd be helpful. Currently hosting on my home server, which isn't exactly fast.
I got Sierra running on a 2009 Mac Mini, like on the MacBooks, USB does not work, same thing for WiFi and the ethernet seems glitchy (maybe it's just my setup). I connected the mini to my MacBook pro with firewire and now I can connect to it using remote desktop.
If I go into the profiler, the USB ports are listed, but when I connect a new device, it remains disabled (and does not show up in the system profiler.
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I also tried it on a MacBook Pro 3,1, but it kernel panics.
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Holy crap!!! The patched USB kexts WORKED!!! Mouse and keyboard are working!
Nice. Now I get to work on my OS X Patcher...Holy crap!!! The patched USB kexts WORKED!!! Mouse and keyboard are working!
YESSS!!!!! WE HAVE SUPPORT FOR AT LEAST ONE MORE YEAR
Although....
What's up with your battery reader?
Hey guys I am about to give up after a 20 hours of trying to start the installation without seeing the annoying message "Sorry but your upgraded mac - that is way more powerful than the 2016 MB is not compatible with this version of macOS" Or get stuck at file copying because of the Read only filesystem of my installation. I think we should wait until the recovery image comes out because obviously this beta image is not bootable. But I think that we really shall at least annoy Apple because they are dropping support of computers who are useful and valuable to us... Thanks to their "strategy" I'm not anymore able to develop apps because of the Xcode updates... So wish you luck guys and I believe that you will succeed and hope there will be a good guide so everyone can upgrade.
There's no battery installed.YESSS!!!!! WE HAVE SUPPORT FOR AT LEAST ONE MORE YEAR
Although....
What's up with your battery reader?
I disabled SIP by booting Recovery on a supported Mac, then installed the modified USB kexts posted earlier with Kext Wizard (on the supported Mac). Then I put the drive in the MacBook and booted.Can't get it working here. How did you do it?!
Many machines without internet access use still Snow Leopard. I used Snow Leopard in 2015 and before without problems. That shows, that no one, not even Apple forces us to upgrade our hardware.This really sucks... they barely change the OS that they release every year, and it's all to screw over existing Mac users...
Alright, found another issue. When booting on a 2007 MacBook Pro (i965 chipset), it kernel panics. http://dosdude1.com/pics/sierra/965panic.jpg
I disabled SIP by booting Recovery on a supported Mac, then installed the modified USB kexts posted earlier with Kext Wizard (on the supported Mac). Then I put the drive in the MacBook and booted.
No, there is not.Is there any way for me to update the kext files and disable SIP if I do not have a 'supported' mac?
WiFi doesn't work on the 2009 MacBook Air. http://dosdude1.com/pics/sierra/09air.jpg