valvator Joined Oct 15, 2013 Messages 165 Motherboard Gigabyte z790 Aero G CPU i9-13900K Graphics RX 6900 XT Mac Mobile Phone Aug 28, 2019 #1 macOS Catalina Protects the OS in its Own Read-only Volume, Custom icons are clearly broken.
antieatingactivist Joined Sep 8, 2010 Messages 484 Motherboard Asrock Z490m pro-4 CPU i9-10850K Graphics Vega 64 (flashed Vega 56) Mac Mobile Phone Aug 30, 2019 #2 Use Hackintool to disable gatekeeper. It will put it in RW mode until reboot. You can change the icon then.
Use Hackintool to disable gatekeeper. It will put it in RW mode until reboot. You can change the icon then.
valvator Joined Oct 15, 2013 Messages 165 Motherboard Gigabyte z790 Aero G CPU i9-13900K Graphics RX 6900 XT Mac Mobile Phone Aug 30, 2019 #3 antieatingactivist said: Use Hackintool to disable gatekeeper. It will put it in RW mode until reboot. You can change the icon then. Click to expand... I found this command in the terminal: sudo mount -uw / it works, but thanks for Hackintool
antieatingactivist said: Use Hackintool to disable gatekeeper. It will put it in RW mode until reboot. You can change the icon then. Click to expand... I found this command in the terminal: sudo mount -uw / it works, but thanks for Hackintool
antieatingactivist Joined Sep 8, 2010 Messages 484 Motherboard Asrock Z490m pro-4 CPU i9-10850K Graphics Vega 64 (flashed Vega 56) Mac Mobile Phone Sep 2, 2019 #4 yes, this is what hackintool does. It actually shows you the terminal command that its executing, and its the one you just listed.
yes, this is what hackintool does. It actually shows you the terminal command that its executing, and its the one you just listed.