Script Failure on --install-clover Step - Permissions Issue? #13
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Can you post the output of |
OK, here's a new log and If I'm reading this right, it looks like the script is failing somehow in the Also, note that my USB stick is one prepared with TonyMac's UniBeast, not via your method due to the kernel panic issue #12 I posted about shortly before posting this issue. If you've got that issue fixed, I'm happy to try that method again later today and see if it does any better... Thanks again!!
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Hmm, OK. What's the output of |
Output is |
OK. One last request, can you post the output of |
EDITED to correct a typo...the requested command errors out as shown, so I just ran it against
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For what it's worth, I edited the script to replace the calculated value of |
Closing as issue was resolved here. |
An update to this thread after doing a successful installation using your methods per the fix to Issue #12 :
I've identified a fix for this in your shell script -- I'll post to a separate issue.
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I've successfully installed El Capitan to a new SSD, and installed Xcode so that I have git and other tools necessary for your scripts to run.
I'm successfully able to run the first few steps of your post-installation -- I grab the repository from Github, compile an SSDT, and successfully run the inject HDA script. However, when I get to the last step of installing Clover to my EFI partition, the script completely fails because it doesn't seem to have permissions to write to the EFI volume. I don't see the EFI partition mount on the desktop when I attempt to run the script...
Again, I'm running this under an El Capitan 10.11 installation, not yet updated to 10.11.1.
Below is the on-screen log of errors from the --install-clover run on your script. Only edit was a quick user path edit for security purposes.
Thanks in advance for your troubleshooting help -- I'm really looking forward to being able to use AirPlay video enabled with your scripts!!
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