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The first thing I did after the upgrade was disabling SIP. Now my system acts exactly the same way before with all the goodies (except rootless) el capitan has
by dvcrn 11y ago
The first thing I did after the upgrade was disabling SIP. Now my system acts exactly the same way before with all the goodies (except rootless) el capitan has to offer.
Having root not able to write system stuff is good for people that like to blindly execute shell scripts from the internet but I think apple should add something that makes it easier for developers to disable it.
I don't know if there is a new method yet, but before you had to boot into recovery and execute `csrutil disable`. In the early days there was a boot flag you could set but that got removed quickly.
- Zirro 11y agoIt has to be a method that can not be accessed by malware - the very thing SIP is meant to protect from. I believe that is the reason the option ended up on the recovery partition.