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Patched OSInstall.mpkg and OSInstall framework to allow installation on MBR partition.

 

To use these patched files you must create an installer using this method (Pandora's Box should also work). You can't just run the app downloaded from Mac App Store.

 

After creating the installer, run this command in terminal replacing "installer volume name" by the name of your installer drive. If it contains spaces, surround the name by " or precede each space with \ (you can just drag and drop the drive to terminal when typing the command)

sudo tar zxvf ~/Downloads/Mavericks_10.9.5_MBR_Patch.tar.gz -C /Volumes/"installer volume name"

If you download with Safari, it will automatically expand the gz, so the command should be

sudo tar xvf ~/Downloads/Mavericks_10.9.5_MBR_Patch.tar -C /Volumes/"installer volume name"

What's New in Version 10.9.5   See changelog

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  • Updated to 10.9.5
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chris1111

chris1111 9786

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 MBR 10.9.2 Thanks a million oldnapalm  :D

alexanderq

alexanderq 48

Posted

Working OK but you have to use the terminal command  because copy paste the files does not work.

Than you and sorry for false report.

windosX1

windosX1 1

Posted

yeah good work guys.

Max_Real Qnx

Max_Real Qnx 0

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Mac Os X Mavericks 10.9.3 13D65

 

On the first screen of the installation; language option when the system shuts itself down. Please update MBR Patch for 13D65.

 

Kind regards :-)

windosX1

windosX1 1

Posted

Not works for DVD Media.

cristi.ivan

cristi.ivan 2

Posted

Hi! Any chance of MBR Patch for Yosemite DP2? 

 

Best regards.

crusher

crusher 495

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Nice work @oldnapalm....

chris1111

chris1111 9786

Posted

Thanks again !

meda

meda 4

Posted

thanks very well

cmaed

cmaed 4

Posted

Thank you so much :)

AppleBytes

AppleBytes 3

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i am dumb, but please someone tell me where to get "installer volume name" :(

I know this is old, but...

Answer: Open a terminal, and type the following:

ls -l /Volumes/

The output will show all mounted drives / images. Simply choose from the one you want. :-)

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