Install high sierra on external drive
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No text will appear in Terminal when you enter the password. If you still need some info from that drive, you can use an app like to sync it with another drive and keep the files. You don't need to dig through Internet to search and and download each apps mentioned below, all of them available on Setapp. I installed High Sierra on an external disk tonight from my Macbook Pro which is running El Capitan.
It will then reboot from the new device. How long does it usually take to finish? Again, should not be a problem. But we'll see what happens when it arrives, hopefully it will be here by Monday.
I tried to do a Recovery Mode Boot through Clover, and now my powerbook is completely unresponsive to anything. The process could take a very long time, depending on the drive. Once the download completes, it will automatically launch. Double-click the installer to begin. Step 2: Power on the machine and hold the option button until you notice the recovery screen appear. Apple distributes through the App Store. The installer screen will take several minutes to load. Follow this step if you are setting up Hackintosh High Sierra Zone on Windows. After you do this, the app will take a few minutes to create the boot drive. Click on it, and the download will begin. Hardware test is all positive.
macOS High Sierra: How to make a bootable USB installation drive - Hmm, will have to look into that. I have whatever came with the machine originally.
Whenever I try to install High Sierra on my Fusion Drive, which happens to be bootable under 10. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, but I should mention that I never installed any of the betas onto my Fusion Drive. That document implies that the actions should be taken if you ran the High Sierra betas on a Fusion Drive. I will probably end up using that approach anyway to try to install High Sierra. I think it's some sort of disconnect between the Apple installer and the hacked Fusion drive. But I don't know about Fusion drives on Hackintoshes so maybe that's not an issue. Just a gut reaction based on ignorance. I can confirm that the method I linked to works for your issue. I had the same issue. I used Carbon Copy Cloner to copy the fusion drive to a regular drive, upgraded the regular drive to High Sierra, then used Carbon Copy Cloner again from the regular drive to the fusion drive. It's not pretty but it install high sierra on external drive. After my first attempt at upgrading to High Sierra left me with the loading kernel cache error documented in the 1st post, I had to boot into Recovery and run First Aid to recover my Fusion Drive. I'm not sure if I chose a wrong option somewhere, but it's all good now.
