Wireless USB Big Sur Adapter from Unable to Disable SIP #158
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To enter in Recovery you just need a macOS Big Sur USB install drive Create Install Media |
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free from appstore How to Create Install Media |
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Apple silicon
This is the instruction from your link. When I can access to terminal for turning off the csrutil? |
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This the same here but from USB Install Media |
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Thank you for your response, I will try it. Since, the macOS is large file. I'll update it in the next one hour |
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its 12 Gig downloads |
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I have a bootable device for installing macOS. What shortcut did I have to press when booting apple logo? |
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It solved! Thank you so much. Anyway, why USB Wi-Fi icon show 2 icons in menu bar. Moreover, how to change the icon picture? Thank youu |
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Hi,
I just a got a problem with my internal Wi-Fi MacBook Pro 2015 (A1502). Then, I decide to buy a Wireless Adapter from tp-link with series TL-WN725Nv3. Since my OS is Big Sur, I can not install the regular driver from tp-link. So, I am looking for the driver which is fit for Big Sur. Finally, I found this website. But, I just got stuck when I want to enter the Recovery Mode for turning off the SIP.
Since I have no connection, I can't enter Recovery Mode. Moreover, I decide to buy LAN Ethernet to USB converter. But, the usb is going to be off when in the enter of Recovery Mode. I have a last chance to get an internet access from Thunderbolt Cable, but it is costly. May I have any recommendation for this problem? Thank you all!
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