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You can disable all of those checks by booting from the recovery partition, opening the Terminal and use `csrutil disable`. Then you can do with your machine w
by pilif 7y ago
You can disable all of those checks by booting from the recovery partition, opening the Terminal and use `csrutil disable`.
Then you can do with your machine whatever you want.
- djsumdog 7y agoYep. Same with Windows; you get a big red screen and warning message when checks are disabled. You have to be able to do this in order to develop custom drivers and kernel extensions. One the one hand, it makes it difficult for regular users to install malicious root-kits, but it also limits all wide scale adoption of FOSS tech like this at the pure whims and discretion of Apple.