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@hernan604 You can actually find bootable iso's online, and clover files can be edited by hand, so no need for a mac.
by rubatuga 8y ago
@hernan604 You can actually find bootable iso's online, and clover files can be edited by hand, so no need for a mac.
- Rjevski 8y agoWatch out about using downloaded ISOs unless you have a way to verify their hash against a known good copy. The ISO you download could very well have malware.
- lasagnaphil 8y agoThe paradoxical thing about this is that if you get the iso from the App Store in an official way, you have to agree to the EULA which prohibits running it on a non-Mac computer. But then if you pirate the software, then you are now facing copyright laws instead...
- vetinari 8y agoDo you? When you download the installer from App Store, and then convert the ESD dmg to iso, you are not shown EULA yet. Isn't it shown when installing as a first time?
- userbinator 8y agoIt is possible to download the files directly from Apple without authenticating nor agreeing to any EULA, and create ISO from that: https://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/329828-making-a-bootable-high-sierra-usb-installer-entirely-from-scratch-in-windows-or-linux-mint-without-access-to-mac-or-app-store-installerapp/ https://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/329828-making-a-boot...