Sigh pretty sad, it was an awesome toolMacPostFactor has been depreciated and will no longer be updated. Please refer to methods 1 and 3 for patching.
Sigh pretty sad, it was an awesome toolMacPostFactor has been depreciated and will no longer be updated. Please refer to methods 1 and 3 for patching.
macOS Extractor v1.43An update to the macOS Extractor was released on July 25, 2018.
Hi TMRJIJ and all,
great to see that there's still work being done in that direction!
I've been trying to get El Capitan up and running on my 2007 MB2,1 for quite a while now. As I only have another MBA running on High Sierra, Option 3 was none for me.
Tried 1 in the beginning, got stuck at grey apple boot screen (fan intensely blowing, but nothing else happens). Tried changing the boot.efi with the one in the macOS Extractor (both, as there is no /Boot EFI/ path for me, but only a boot.efi and a boot32.efi. Also tried with a renamed version of the latter.)
Then I heard that option 2 was depreciated and therefore is also no option anymore.
Was hoping for v1.43 to work for me, but the same issues here.
Can you, or anyone give me a hint why I'm not able to boot the stick at all?
It's a standard USB 2.0 8GB stick, directly plugged into the MB.
Official installer files from App Store used for update to Lion and creation of the Install Drive with AutoPatch.
Thank you for your efforts!
thomass-MacBook-Pro:Downloads thomas$ sudo chflags nouchg /Volumes/OS\ X\ Base\ System/System/Library/CoreServices/boot.efi
thomass-MacBook-Pro:Downloads thomas$ sudo chflags nouchg /Volumes/OS\ X\ Base\ System/usr/standalone/i386/boot.efi
thomass-MacBook-Pro:Downloads thomas$ sudo cp boot.efi /Volumes/OS\ X\ Base\ System/System/Library/CoreServices/boot.efi
thomass-MacBook-Pro:Downloads thomas$ sudo cp boot.efi /Volumes/OS\ X\ Base\ System/usr/standalone/i386/boot.efi
thomass-MacBook-Pro:Downloads thomas$ sudo chflags uchg /Volumes/OS\ X\ Base\ System/System/Library/CoreServices/boot.efi
thomass-MacBook-Pro:Downloads thomas$ sudo chflags uchg /Volumes/OS\ X\ Base\ System/usr/standalone/i386/boot.efi
sudo bless --folder /Volumes/[Installation Drive Name] --file /Volumes/[Installation Drive Name]/boot --setBoot
How'd you even install macos extractor? I can't get it to install...Hello, guys! I'm new to macos. Please, help me with some troubles.
I have a MacBook Pro A1211, and trying to install macos 10.11 on it.
At first, I erase the disk, and made two partitions. Then I install macos 10.7.4 on the first partition. After that, I download and install update from 10.7.4 to 10.7.5.
My next steps:
- I put "Install OS X El Capitan" to Applications
- Installed macos extractor 1.4.3
- I started autopatch and chose the second partition (but he did not ask me about the OS that I want to install, and I'm not sure is it ok)
- In "Applications/OS X Hackers Patch Files" there were no Boot EFI directory, so I downloaded boot.efi from here:
https://github.com/Piker-Alpha/macosxbootloader
- Then:
- I Rebooted the laptop with alt button, and choose the second partitionCode:thomass-MacBook-Pro:Downloads thomas$ sudo chflags nouchg /Volumes/OS\ X\ Base\ System/System/Library/CoreServices/boot.efi thomass-MacBook-Pro:Downloads thomas$ sudo chflags nouchg /Volumes/OS\ X\ Base\ System/usr/standalone/i386/boot.efi thomass-MacBook-Pro:Downloads thomas$ sudo cp boot.efi /Volumes/OS\ X\ Base\ System/System/Library/CoreServices/boot.efi thomass-MacBook-Pro:Downloads thomas$ sudo cp boot.efi /Volumes/OS\ X\ Base\ System/usr/standalone/i386/boot.efi thomass-MacBook-Pro:Downloads thomas$ sudo chflags uchg /Volumes/OS\ X\ Base\ System/System/Library/CoreServices/boot.efi thomass-MacBook-Pro:Downloads thomas$ sudo chflags uchg /Volumes/OS\ X\ Base\ System/usr/standalone/i386/boot.efi
Nothing happened, and I did this step again, using the verbose mode. Result:
blahblah8EB7 is a UUID of the first partition (macos 10.7.5), the second partition with 10.11 has different UUID
Also, I can't do
because there is no "boot" directoryCode:sudo bless --folder /Volumes/[Installation Drive Name] --file /Volumes/[Installation Drive Name]/boot --setBoot
Something went wrong, what I should to do?
>wtf though it's gone past 1000%?How'd you even install macos extractor? I can't get it to install...
EDIT: I got it working wtf though it's gone past 1000%?
When it will be released ?macOS Extractor 1.44 will include a Syntax fix for the AutoPatch and errors in the ATI Kext Extension
Hi, I have a Macbook Air 1,1 with OSX 10.7.5 (I founded the Lion upgrade finally... I was stuck with version 10.6.8).
I used the new MacOS Extractor 1.43 but I still have this symbol at startup: http://imgur.com/6afmuIj.png
I already tried another USB 2 key (one with 8GB and the other one with 16GB), tried on both the bless command and removed the Ignore ownership flag (or something like that).
I also checked the MacBook disk permission and integrity, all ok.
What can I do? The error seems to appear because it couldn't find the boot folder/files...
Please is there any drivers for x3100 with hardware acceleration on Yosemite?
Alright. I hate to be such a newbie at this. My avatar even says so. Here's what I have:
iMac 5,1 (Late 2006, A1207 20" 2.16 Ghz)
I have a copy of El Capitan.app in my applications folder.
I have installed MacPostFactor 2.0.1.
Since my iMac doesn't really have much on it that I care about, I was going to install clean on the native single partition. I may change my mind.
But I can't even click on the "Continue" or "Start" button. I can't get past the first screen.
I DON'T have a supported Mac to work with.
I haven't tried Method 3 as it looks real daunting.
Should I even bother with El Capitan? Will Mojave or Sierra or High Sierra work? I just need 10.11+
Unfo
Hmm this so upset point of APPLE products cause you cant install anything above mountain lion even with some try maybe you could run Yosemite or elcapitan with no VGA support or with fuzyy lags on it you believe me even if you able to install elcapitan successfully you unable to watch movie on it . all this macpostfactor project is like running PS4 games on PS1 console
Yeah, maybe so. I'm just pissed that Steam requires 10.11 when most games on it don't
Ok I'm one step further. I restored a clean installation of Sierra on the MacBook Air used to create the bootable usb key, because the old MacOS Extractor was somehow corrupter somewhere. And I've done a clean Lion installation on the MacBook Air 1.1 that I want to update.
Now the bootable usb key seems to be created correctly but even with the bless command the MacBook reboots always in the main partition (I can see the USB Key at startup with the Option held down).
What can I do now?
I just initialized the main disk with no luck (it always start in Recovery mode), and now I'm creating a different usb key but I don't think that's the problem here...