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- Jul 13, 2014
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- Motherboard
- Toshiba Satellite S875-S7140
- CPU
- i7-3630qm/HM76
- Graphics
- HD4000
I desire a very special way to get MacOS Sierra on my Toshiba Satellite S875-S7140 Laptop.
May I use a snow leopard disk for my bootable media and directly upgrade from there?
Laptop Specs:
CPU i7 3630qm 2.4ghz, 1tb hard drive, Intel HD4000 Graphics, no dedicated GPU.
I'm able to update with xMove, but not up to Sierra.
I've read official Tonymacx86 guides saying certain editions of Mac OS X can be directly upgraded to... without bootable media (thumb drives and DVDs), like Lion (with xMove), Mountain Lion (with xMove), El Capitan (with Clover), Sierra (with Clover), and High Sierra (with Clover) if they are on the version before it (except for Mountain Lion which can be updated with xMove from Snow Leopard and Lion).
Would starting at Snow Leopard, Lion, or Mountain Lion and directly updating to Sierra be possible?
Do you need to be on Yosemite to directly update to El Capitan?
May I use a snow leopard disk for my bootable media and directly upgrade from there?
Laptop Specs:
CPU i7 3630qm 2.4ghz, 1tb hard drive, Intel HD4000 Graphics, no dedicated GPU.
I'm able to update with xMove, but not up to Sierra.
I've read official Tonymacx86 guides saying certain editions of Mac OS X can be directly upgraded to... without bootable media (thumb drives and DVDs), like Lion (with xMove), Mountain Lion (with xMove), El Capitan (with Clover), Sierra (with Clover), and High Sierra (with Clover) if they are on the version before it (except for Mountain Lion which can be updated with xMove from Snow Leopard and Lion).
Would starting at Snow Leopard, Lion, or Mountain Lion and directly updating to Sierra be possible?
Do you need to be on Yosemite to directly update to El Capitan?
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