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Last time I checked you had to disable System Integrity Protection for it to work on Apple Silicon. Hard no for me, using macOS's encrypted sparse bundle disk i
by dividedbyzero 3y ago
Last time I checked you had to disable System Integrity Protection for it to work on Apple Silicon. Hard no for me, using macOS's encrypted sparse bundle disk images now.
- josephcsible 3y agoWhy is disabling tivoization a hard no for you?
- dividedbyzero 3y agoSIP is a useful bit of extra security that doesn't cause any other issues for me, and there's no need to disable it for encrypted volumes either if I use anything but VeraCrypt.
- kdtsh 3y agoNot sure if this was ever necessary or when it stopped being necessary, but you definitely don’t need to disable SIP to use VeraCrypt (anymore). You do need to install macfuse which is effectively closed source, but SIP stays on.