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The Signed System Volume is exactly the same everywhere, on Intel and Apple Silicon Macs. It doesn't selectively install architecture-specific binaries. The "p
by lapcat 3y ago
The Signed System Volume is exactly the same everywhere, on Intel and Apple Silicon Macs. It doesn't selectively install architecture-specific binaries.
The "personalization" is basically firmware updates specific to your Mac. These are a lot bigger and more complicated on Apple silicon than on Intel. You can see this with the --downloadassets argument to the createinstallmedia tool:
https://scriptingosx.com/2018/10/include-assets-in-external-macos-installer-drives/ https://scriptingosx.com/2018/10/include-assets-in-external-...
The same thing happens with iOS updates.
- zapzupnz 3y ago> It doesn't selectively install architecture-specific binaries. I know, I didn't say otherwise. I said the system is universal. I wasn't even talking about the updated mechanism.