I read through and tried a few of the things others tried but in the end I'm still too noob to this part to do anything with it. I still need my hand held on most of this. I can install and update regular releases no issue of course but when it comes to making software work that is not supposed to I have to follow a guide like the one here. I'm learning though and that's the main reason for following along.
Yeah, it's still being worked on. I'm going to upload my copy to MEGA or something for people to download.
Did you get it to work with the public beta? I got it to work with DP1 but can't get public beta to work...says cannot be installed. The operation couldn't be completed. Function not implemented.
Yeah, I'm working on that right now. Should be done within the next hour or so.
Awesome. I appreciate your time and energy in the project. Thought I might be doing something wrong.
Is there any way to avoid having to reinstall completely to this from sierra B1?
You rock, dude! Great work.
I have a copy uploading to MEGA right now. PM me your email address and I'll give you the link. (Same goes for anyone else who needs a copy.)You rock, dude! Great work.
Unfortunately I'm unable to give it a try right now, as I can't download the macOS Sierra Public Beta on my unsupported MBP. I'll have to get it on my brother-in-law's iMac, which is supported, as soon as I get a chance to visit him. Unless there is another way...
Can't wait!
First , kudos. This is great work and we all appreciate it. I've reinstalled Sierra DP1 using a stick built with your patcher many times with great success (pro 3,1). Is the post-install always necessary after the first install? I've had to re-baseline my OS after some direct-link attempts for beta2 (sigh), and I never had to wipe the partition. Is there a detailed description of the post-install system/kext changes etc...? Just curious about all the magic under the hood to be prepared if I have any driver issues.
Yeah, the post install is necessary. It sets the install up to bypass the board-ID check, and installs @parrotgeek1's LegacyUSBInjector kext (plus whatever else you select).
I believe this to be the case but have not done this step yet. I moved my SSD over to an enclosure, connected it to my Mini, upgraded then put it back in the MBP. I planned to run the patch tool but booted instead. Everything seems to work fine, is there anything I should be looking for before I go back to the step of running your post install tool? Do I need it?
The macOS Post Install is not showing up...any ideas what I might have done wrong. Ive done this before with DP1...
