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> Doesn't that require breaking glass in Secure Boot these days You mean turning off system integrity protection? No. I have both ext4 and NTFS from Paragon, a

by ghusto 3y ago

> Doesn't that require breaking glass in Secure Boot these days You mean turning off system integrity protection? No. I have both ext4 and NTFS from Paragon, and didn't have to do that.

lxgr 3y ago
Not SIP, but you do need to reboot and change some things in recoveryOS involving Secure Boot (or however Apple's equivalent is called), right? https://developer.apple.com/documentation/apple-silicon/installing-a-custom-kernel-extension#Explain-the-Kext-Loading-Process-to-Users https://developer.apple.com/documentation/apple-silicon/inst...
- ghusto 3y ago
  Not here. I do have an intel CPU though, maybe it's different with an Apple CPU?
  - lxgr 3y ago
    Yes, this is an M1/M2 thing only (at least for now). Apple's secure boot process differs significantly between Intel and Apple CPU.