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This solves so many problems. I always did the manual usb image using dd in shell. Never thought to make it into an app and query apple servers. To be frank, yo
by rootsudo 3y ago
This solves so many problems. I always did the manual usb image using dd in shell. Never thought to make it into an app and query apple servers. To be frank, you shouldn’t have too - even Microsoft provides iso for its current operating systems.
And if you have MSDN, historical operating systems as well.
- alehlopeh 3y agoMacOS installers since at least Big Sur come with a utility for creating a bootable usb. No need to use dd.
- petecooper 3y ago>MacOS installers since at least Big Sur come with a utility for creating a bootable usb. I think you're referring to `createinstallmedia` which goes back to at least El Capitan: https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT201372 https://support.apple.com/en-gb/HT201372