I successfully installed macOS Sierra on my Hackintosh build (GigaByte Gaming K3, Intel i5-6400, GeForce 1050, 1TB HDD).
I wanted to also install Windows 10 on that machine, so I followed a friends advice, and ran Bootcamp to make an install USB and an additional partition on the hard-drive...
I was able to create an El Capitan install drive with UniBeast 6.2.
Encouraged by that, I retried making a Sierra install drive, and that succeeded as well (apparently it can take up to half an hour on an old MacBook).
Now I'm having trouble convincing the PC that it's a bootable stick, which...
I downloaded Sierra on my computer hard drive, in my apartment, from the internet,
by navigating to the update teaser in the god damn App Store.
Correct me if I'm wrong: Since it's not possible to purchase El Capitan on the App Store, and the App Store won't let me download the latest version...
That didn't work. I don't know where it's kept, but App Store still reported an existing Sierra installer.
I made a new user for that purpose, and that worked. But I can't seem to download the latest Sierra (laptop too old) :)
Undoubtedly, all systems involved are just a little too "smart"...
This seems stuck at 20% (after automatically mounting `OS X Base System`).
I'm going to purge `~/Library/Caches`, and try to download Sierra from the App Store again.
I don't know how it ended up in the Downloads folder.
Your questions (the question-mark delimited things) line up perfectly with my answers (the dot delimited stuff).
I downloaded Sierra on my old MacBook (running El Capitan).
I'm trying to create an install drive with UniBeast, and it doesn't recognize the downloaded Sierra installer at `/Users/me/Downloads/Install macOS Sierra.app`.
What could be the issue? I checked the UniBeast app contents, but...
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