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1. STOP MAC FROM LOOKING FOR OSINSTALL.MPKG MAC OS
2. STOP MAC FROM LOOKING FOR OSINSTALL.MPKG UPDATE
3. STOP MAC FROM LOOKING FOR OSINSTALL.MPKG FULL
4. STOP MAC FROM LOOKING FOR OSINSTALL.MPKG CODE
5. STOP MAC FROM LOOKING FOR OSINSTALL.MPKG LICENSE

Though my priority wasn't the performance, since probably most of the users will create a new base box per major macOS version. I think that I can improve the performance quite a lot by removing some exporting/reimporting steps.

STOP MAC FROM LOOKING FOR OSINSTALL.MPKG CODE

I have some improvements to the code that I wrote, but I can open a new PR afterwards. Roland Bracewell Shoemaker (no licence specified) Packages/OSInstall.mpkg appears to be missing.

STOP MAC FROM LOOKING FOR OSINSTALL.MPKG MAC OS

I could contact the authors and ask them. First of all I've read topic where Frank Nitty tried to install Mac OS from USB flash drive in this thread Thread.

STOP MAC FROM LOOKING FOR OSINSTALL.MPKG LICENSE

I borrowed those files from pycreateuserpkg, but though the copyright was cited in the headers of the files, now I am realising that neither pycreateuserpkg nor arc4random have a concrete license specified. And wrt to running the custom OSInstall.mpkg, is that for installs on MBR. Thank you all for help.Hey Tim, it has been a pleasure learning a little bit more about OSX and being able to contribute a small piece to your project! :-) Snow Leopard, Apples next OS in their lineup after Leopard, was recently. And installation worked well with all 4 hard drives plugged in, with old ist in Clover etc. This time I went to BIOS every reboot during installation and had manually set time to current time.

After rebooting it mostly stay on last point when I've set it manually. My z87-a motherboard was freezing the time, I have this trouble since I've bought it. I watched logs on that screen with error and found that installation file was created -720xx or so milliseconds ago. It's a PITA and none of the suggestions here or in the other topic helped, sadly.

STOP MAC FROM LOOKING FOR OSINSTALL.MPKG UPDATE

That's what I had to do to get it to update to 10.13.1. Besides if you're running r4293 or above that 10.13 kext issue's thankfully been you might actually have to download the full, updated macOS High Sierra 10.13.1 install off the Store and creating a new USB install drive and reinstalling macOS. In my case all my kexts are already in the Other folder.

STOP MAC FROM LOOKING FOR OSINSTALL.MPKG FULL

I have a feeling re-downloading the full 5.2 GB High Sierra install and reinstalling macOS would work (since that's what I had to do a month ago when the supplemental update came out because this SAME thing happened), but that's too much of a PITA to deal with when there's an update and I don't have a very fast connection to begin with to keep redownloading and recreating my install USB drive with every little update.Īnyone with any other ideas to get this actually working? High Sierra has been a total pain since day one, IMO. Clover SMBIOS, redo those SMBIOS Clover settings, redownload the actual update, do a clean Clover install with default settings, update all kexts, remove all kexts except Slice's FakeSMC, etc.) it doesn't work. I'm having the same issue when attempting the update from 10.13 to 10.13.1 and no matter what I do (unplug all other drives, clear nvram, remove EmuVariableUefi-64, clear FirmwareFeatures/FirmwareFeaturesMask/PlatformFeature/BIOS Version/Release Date/Board-ID/etc. I found it simplest to go build the old debian packages. So, I cannot understand what I can do now, I think I've tried everything I could find on forums. The missing libcrypo stuff is because debian has moved on and/or reorganised the openssl libraries. Put UTB kext and generated USB map into EFI/OC/Kexts and update ist.

Here's a very basic explainer: Download UTB tool. The pat /System/Installation/Packages/OSInstall.mpkg appears to be.

Now I am trying to update from 10.13 to 10.13.1 and 18,1 does not help now. But I've solved it by changing ProductName from 14,1 to 18,1 in SMBIOS section of ist So, first thing that happened is I had the same error message when updated my hackintosh from 10.12 to 10.13 (from AppStore as always). First of all I've read topic where Frank Nitty tried to install Mac OS from USB flash drive in this thread Thread.