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Successful method to disable SIP?

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LaMosca

LaMosca

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Does anyone have a method to successfully disable SIP (System Integrity Protection)?

I need to be able to do this to install the OpenZFS drivers.

I tried the method of grabbing the BaseSystem.dmg from the Recovery partition and modifying it to add needed kexts, but when I create the new compressed BaseSystem.dmg, it's too large to fit back in the Recovery partition.
 
LaMosca said:
Does anyone have a method to successfully disable SIP (System Integrity Protection)?

I need to be able to do this to install the OpenZFS drivers.

I tried the method of grabbing the BaseSystem.dmg from the Recovery partition and modifying it to add needed kexts, but when I create the new compressed BaseSystem.dmg, it's too large to fit back in the Recovery partition.
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http://www.tonymacx86.com/el-capita...-changes-workarounds-current-information.html

CsrActiveConfig 0x3 partially disables SIP
CsrActiveConfig 0x67 fully disables SIP
 
Thanks, I'll try setting/changing those in config.plist.

I'm still working on creating a usable recovery partition and I'd like to get that working first.
 
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