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macos_install [2023-03-24 12:11:25] (current)
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 = MacOS Install downloads = MacOS Install downloads
  
-== High Sierra+== Download 
 +The installer must be downloaded from App Store, and you need an Apple ID with a payment method (Credit card). You can select "​None"​ as payment method, but then you cannot download!
  
-=== Format +The App Store link for High Sierra is \\ 
-This step may be unnecessary,​ because the installer does the formatting?+[[macappstores://​apps.apple.com/​app/​macos-high-sierra/​id1246284741?mt=12]]
  
-  diskutil list | grep -A6 external +Links to other versions in the App store can be found at https://​support.apple.com/​en-us/HT211683
-  disk=disk4; name=USB_Installer ​    # <== Define variables +
-  diskutil eraseDisk HFS+ $name $disk +
-  ​+
  
-=== make USB +After the download it will start the installer. 
-  name=U # <== Volume name (eg. "​USB_Installer"​)  + 
-  sudo /​Applications/​Install\ macOS\ High\ Sierra.app/​Contents/​Resources/​createinstallmedia --volume /​Volumes/​$name +== Make USB 
-   + 
-or ?+To create a USB key with the installer:​ 
 + 
 +* cancel the installation 
 +* insert USB key 
 +* set the name of the USB key in a variable: <​code>​name=U # <== Volume name (eg. "​USB_Installer"​)</​code>​ 
 +* Run <​code>​sudo /​Applications/​Install\ macOS\ High\ Sierra.app/​Contents/​Resources/​createinstallmedia --volume /​Volumes/​$name 
 +</​code> ​  
 + 
 +or with other versions or methods, maybe adding the ''​--applicationpath''​ option is useful?
  
   sudo /​Applications/​Install\ macOS\ High\ Sierra.app/​Contents/​Resources/​createinstallmedia --volume /​Volumes/​MyVolume --applicationpath /​Applications/​Install\ macOS\ High\ Sierra.app   sudo /​Applications/​Install\ macOS\ High\ Sierra.app/​Contents/​Resources/​createinstallmedia --volume /​Volumes/​MyVolume --applicationpath /​Applications/​Install\ macOS\ High\ Sierra.app
  
 +=== Format USB
 +This step is probably unnecessary,​ because the installer does the formatting?
  
-=== If incomplete download:+  diskutil list | grep -A6 external 
 +  disk=disk4; name=USB_Installer ​    # <== Define variables 
 +  diskutil eraseDisk HFS+ $name $disk 
 + 
 + 
 +== If incomplete download:
  
 This one might only get a small stub instead of the full image: https://​apps.apple.com/​us/​app/​macos-high-sierra/​id1246284741?​mt=12 This one might only get a small stub instead of the full image: https://​apps.apple.com/​us/​app/​macos-high-sierra/​id1246284741?​mt=12
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-See also+==See also 
 + 
 +[[https://​forums.mydigitallife.net/​threads/​download-full-macos-installers-from-command-line.84790/​|This forum post]] (or [[https://​scriptingosx.com/​2019/​10/​download-a-full-install-macos-app-with-softwareupdate-in-catalina/​|this page]]) suggest using ''​softwareupdate''​. It didn't work for me, but may be worth trying:
  
 +  softwareupdate --list-full-installers
 +  softwareupdate --fetch-full-installer --full-installer-version 10.13.6 # adapt version number
 + 
 https://​www.insanelymac.com/​forum/​topic/​329828-making-a-bootable-high-sierra-usb-installer-entirely-from-scratch-in-windows-or-linux-mint-without-access-to-mac-or-app-store-installerapp/​ https://​www.insanelymac.com/​forum/​topic/​329828-making-a-bootable-high-sierra-usb-installer-entirely-from-scratch-in-windows-or-linux-mint-without-access-to-mac-or-app-store-installerapp/​
  
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