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To be clearer, through un-elevated terminal "diskutil mount", it mounts without asking for password or any sort of authentication. Edit: (Sorry for 2 posts, I didn't see edit function as I had the forum in half-screen mode and for some reason this made edit button invisible.)

As unauthenticated ability to r/w/mount the EFI partition has security implications (i. e. the easy installation of persistent malware), I'd like to make authentication required for mounting it. Any way to do so? (High Sierra)

Sorry I just saw this: "We will likely eventually recommend that SIP be disabled from the beginning of the installation through post-installation process. After everything is set, and the user is successfully booting, SIP can be re-enabled." I think there should probably be more emphasis there...

Why? That's even worse. I am on 0x01, that's all you need to run unsigned kexts and therefore, hackintosh in general, you don't need 0x67 for anything. You don't even need 0x3 unless you are going to be doing some modifying of system files. Why recommend an unsecure setting? I am growing suspicious.

But the value 0x01 allows unsigned kexts without disabling Filesystem Protection? AFAIK that's all you need isn't it? Why is 0x3 the recommended? That link didn't quite answer me.

Why do I need to disable Filesystem Protections?

the latest, the one for sierra, which i am using

Solution was to inject custom kext from some dude on another forum this took me too long to figure out something so simple, there needs to be a centralized resource like archwiki also why is everything on this site looking up? what are they looking at?

I have uefi, I did that, it doesn't automatically install on efi partition, but I succeeded in installing clover fine after I did it manually. The problem is installing them in the first place, multibeast is ignoring me, it doesn't work at all.

I am doing post-installation, I have taken care of a lot of drivers on my own, but some (audio) are incomprehensible for me to install lmao, can someone link me to the "Fisher Price's My First ALC892 Audio Support In Sierra" thread, cause I'm a dumb babby. The reason I'm doing this in the first...