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The instruction for installing Sierra or El Capitan do not clearly state when SIP should be disabled to install Multibeast post installations.
1. Does SIP need to be disabled to install Clover from Multibeast? I know it will install without doing a prior disable, but what is the proper sequence for the best results?
2. Is a plist created (by the Unibeast clean OS install) before mutibeast is used? and can that be edited, if then, to disable SIP before Clover is installed?
3. Should SIP be disabled before Clover is installed to the the new OS install, or after? If After, using RT variables method?
4. Should Clover and Fake SMC be installed as a package and then the necessary drivers with SIP disabled or not? Then LAN and Audio?
5. No wording about when SIP is to be disabled is in the Sierra installation instructions. Could the point when this should occur be added?
6. Does SIP need to be disabled for a proper NVidia web driver install?
1. Does SIP need to be disabled to install Clover from Multibeast? I know it will install without doing a prior disable, but what is the proper sequence for the best results?
2. Is a plist created (by the Unibeast clean OS install) before mutibeast is used? and can that be edited, if then, to disable SIP before Clover is installed?
3. Should SIP be disabled before Clover is installed to the the new OS install, or after? If After, using RT variables method?
4. Should Clover and Fake SMC be installed as a package and then the necessary drivers with SIP disabled or not? Then LAN and Audio?
5. No wording about when SIP is to be disabled is in the Sierra installation instructions. Could the point when this should occur be added?
6. Does SIP need to be disabled for a proper NVidia web driver install?