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This README documents the new method to install macOS. The older README isavailable here.

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When you connect from a Mac using OS X Mavericks or OS X Yosemite to another computer using file sharing, your Mac automatically tries to use the Service Message Block (SMB) protocol to communicate. How to connect with File Sharing on your Mac. More ways to shop: Visit an Apple Store, call 1-800-MY-APPLE, or find a reseller.

This new method does not require an existing physical/virtual macOSinstallation. However, this new method requires internet access during themacOS installation process. This limitation may be addressed in a futurecommit.

Note: All blobs and resources included in this repository are re-derivable (allinstructions are included!).

Note: Checkout ideas.md. This project can always use your help,time and attention.

Requirements

  • A modern Linux distribution. E.g. Ubuntu 18.04 LTS 64-bit.

  • QEMU > 2.11.1

  • A CPU with Intel VT-x / AMD SVM support is required

  • A CPU with SSE4.1 support is required for macOS Sierra

  • A CPU with AVX2 support is required for macOS Mojave

Note: Older AMD CPU(s) are known to be problematic. AMD FX-8350 works butPhenom II X3 720 does not. Ryzen processors work just fine.

Mac

Installation Preparation

  • KVM may need the following tweak on the host machine to work.

    To make this change permanent, you may use the following command.

  • Install QEMU and other packages.

    This step may need to be adapted for your Linux distribution. Cricut design space download for mac os x 10.7.5.

  • Clone this repository on your QEMU system. Files from this repository areused in the following steps.

  • Fetch macOS installer.

    You can choose your desired macOS version here. After executing this step,you should have the BaseSystem.dmg file in the current folder.

    Sample run:

    Attention: Modern NVIDIA GPUs are supported on HighSierra but not on Mojave(yet).

    Next, convert this file into a usable format.

  • Create a virtual HDD image where macOS will be installed. If you change thename of the disk image from mac_hdd.img to something else, the boot scriptswill need updating to point to the new image name.

  • Setup quick networking by running the following commands.

    Note: If virbr0 network interface is not present on your system, it mayhave been deactivated. Try enabling it by using the following commands,

  • Now you are ready to install macOS 🚀

Installation

  • CLI method (primary). Just run the boot-macOS-NG.sh script to start theinstallation proces.

    If you are new to installing macOS, see the older README forhelp.

    For macOS Catalina, use boot-macOS-Catalina.sh script.

  • GUI method (alternate - functional but needs further debugging work).

    • Edit macOS-libvirt-NG.xml file and change the various file paths (searchfor CHANGEME strings in that file). The following command should do thetrick usually.

    • Create a VM by running the following command.

    • Launch virt-manager, start the macOS virtual machine and install macOSas usual.

      Note: You may need to run sudo ip link delete tap0 command beforevirt-manager is able to start the macOS VM.

      Note: You may need to remove the following block from macOS-libvirt-NG.xmland run virsh --connect .. again. Alternate easier fix: Remove SATA Disk 3 from the macOS virtual machine in virt-manager.

Post-Installation

  • See networking notes to setup guest networking.

    I have the following commands present in /etc/rc.local.

    This has been enough for me so far.

  • To get sound on your virtual Mac, see the 'Virtual Sound Device' in notes.

  • To passthrough GPUs and other devices, see these notes.

  • Need a different resolution? Check out the notes included in thisrepository.

Is This Legal?

The 'secret' Apple OSK string is widely available on the Internet. It is also included in a public court document available here. I am not a lawyer but it seems that Apple's attempt(s) to get the OSK string treated as a trade secret did not work out. Due to these reasons, the OSK string is freely included in this repository.

Gabriel Somlo also has some thoughts on the legal aspects involved in running macOS under QEMU/KVM.

Motivation

My aim is to enable macOS based builds + testing, kernel debugging, reversingand security tasks in an easy, reproducible manner without needing to invest inApple's closed ecosystem (too heavily).

Backstory: I was a (poor) student in Canada once and Apple made my work oncracking Apple Keychains a lotharder than it needed to be.

References

Your beloved Mac sits at the center of your tech universe, but it falls short when it comes to managing and securing the scores of data you count on each day. NAS (network attached storage) fills in the gaps, acting as a central hub for all your photos, videos, music, and other files. A proper NAS-Mac setup can save time and reduce stress through easier downloads, improved organization, smoother backups, and more. Here are some great ways you can use NAS to make the most of your Mac.

Centralize your files

Storing files in the public cloud is a great way to ensure they’re always attainable, but it’s easy to fail to sync the latest version or lose track of which ones you keep where, especially if you use multiple cloud providers to avoid hitting your storage limit. NAS can coordinate all those accounts, keeping tabs on your data whether it’s stored in iCloud, Amazon S3, Dropbox, or on your Mac. NAS can also automatically import and store data from mobile devices, including photos from your iPhone or iPad. This gives you a fully connected, completely organized -- and most importantly -- centralized system for your data, regardless of where it’s acquired or stored.

Share files quickly and easily

Sharing files typically means emailing them or sending them through a public cloud provider. With NAS, you can create personal cloud accounts for your friends, family, and coworkers. These accounts cost nothing and give others access to whatever files they need without requiring you to send them or upload them. Account holders can also upload their own files to the NAS, allowing for easy collaboration. To share files without requiring a login, programs like QNAP’s File Station can send a unique URL which, when clicked by the recipient, automatically downloads files from your NAS device.

Don’t waste time waiting for downloads

Downloading large files sometimes entails leaving your Mac running for hours while you wait for the download to finish. NAS devices allow you to download even when your computer is off or isn’t connected to the Internet. Set a download before heading to work, and it loads directly onto your personal cloud. Once it finishes, access the downloaded file from any connected device. For videos, QNAP’s TS-x51 model optimizes the file and format dynamically with on-the-fly transcoding, so it looks its best no matter where you watch it.

Protect your data, your equipment, and yourself

Apple’s Time Machine helps you back up your data, but it requires you to connect your Mac to an external storage device to keep it up to date. Hook up to a NAS and you can schedule automatic daily or weekly backups without having to hook up any extra hardware. QNAP’s TS-120 can also work directly with Time Machine, backing up files any time you’re connected to the home network. And if you’re concerned about security on your network, some NAS devices can be configured to operate as a VPN client, adding a layer of encryption to your web browsing. Mobile Devices can also take advantage of the VPN, as long as they can connect to WiFi.

Open Windows

If you’re like most Mac users, your computer acts as a conduit for all the data that makes your professional life run. At the office, that often requires you to work in concert with other operating systems. Some NAS devices can create a virtualized Windows environment like the TS-x53 Pro series' Virtualization Station, running applications and files that you couldn’t otherwise open. This can be handy when collaborating with coworkers who can’t agree on which OS is superior (they’ll convert eventually).

Empower your Mac to do what it does best: expedite your personal and professional advancement with awesome performance and intuitive controls. Letting NAS shoulder the burden of data management helps you and your Mac operate at the highest possible level.

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This story, 'Make the most of your Mac by adding NAS' was originally published by BrandPost.