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mmostafa261 said:
i downloaded high sierra using that guide https://www.tonymacx86.com/threads/guide-booting-the-usb-installer-using-opencore.296375/
but instead of burning it with opencore, i did it with clover because open core isnt booting with me
but the installer opens with russian
i need help to change it to english
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You can try this:

  • Launch Terminal, which is in the fifth menu from the left, labeled Utilitiesin English. The apps have icons next to them, and Terminal is a little rectangle with a prompt in it. After Terminal launches, type sudo languagesetup and press Return. You can then select the language to use.
 
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scottkendall said:
You can try this:

  • Launch Terminal, which is in the fifth menu from the left, labeled Utilitiesin English. The apps have icons next to them, and Terminal is a little rectangle with a prompt in it. After Terminal launches, type sudo languagesetup and press Return. You can then select the language to use.
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the problem is the keyboard is not working in the installer
 
this is the screen infront me
 

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mmostafa261 said:
this is the screen infront me
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Maybe the A on the top right? I mean do you really need to read the text to run the install?

nepeyctahobntb macOS is the install option after the first reboot it should give you the language picker.
 
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scottkendall said:
Maybe the A on the top right? I mean do you really need to read the text to run the install?

nepeyctahobntb macOS is the install option after the first reboot it should give you the language picker.
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i need it because i should copy things first before installing

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How to install InstallESD.dmg to GPT with 10.7.x and 10.8.x. (since rev. 480)
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First, you need to Restore InstallESD.dmg to disk by using Disk Utility.

Then, follow the stage 1 and stage 2 to install 10.7.x or 10.8.x to GPT, and auto-create the Recovery HD used for iCloud.


Stage 1
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1.Remove kernelcache in InstallESD.dmg/Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/com.apple.Boot.plist.
<key>Kernel Cache</key> remove this line.
<string>xxxxxxxxxxxxx</string> remove this line.

2.Copy BaseSystem.dmg/System/Library/Extensions to partition of InstallESD.dmg and add other kexts (FakeSMC.kext).

3.Clover select to "Boot Mac OS X with extra kexts (skips cache)", and follow the installation with restart first time.


Stage 2
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1.Remove kernelcache in target partition's /OS X Install Data/com.apple.Boot.plist.
<key>Kernel Cache</key> remove this line.
<string>xxxxxxxxxxxxx</string> remove this line.
( 10.7.x is /Mac OS X Install Data/com.apple.Boot.plist )

2.Copy InstallESD.dmg/System/Library/CoreServices and /mach_kernel to target partition's / .

3.Copy BaseSystem.dmg/System/Library/Extensions to target partition's / and add other kexts (FakeSMC.kext).

4.Boot to "OS X Install" with "Boot Mac OS X with extra kexts (skips cache)" and finish the installation.
(10.7.x is "Mac OS X Install")

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