- #MENUMETERS ALTERNATIVE MOJAVE HOW TO#
- #MENUMETERS ALTERNATIVE MOJAVE MAC OS X#
- #MENUMETERS ALTERNATIVE MOJAVE INSTALL#
- #MENUMETERS ALTERNATIVE MOJAVE FULL#
- #MENUMETERS ALTERNATIVE MOJAVE TV#
However, one could still copy the Utility Scripts directory included with Sorbet Leopard over to a standard Leopard installation, and then use the scripts within to optimize an Intel system, such as an Apple TV. As Sorbet Leopard is exclusively focused on the PowerPC platform, there are no plans now nor in the near future to extend support to Intel devices.
#MENUMETERS ALTERNATIVE MOJAVE TV#
Robinson Even the first generation Apple TV used an Intel Pentium M processor, not PowerPC.Here are the resources I used to make this possible: I can't take most of the credit for this, as it is based on the hard work of others in the Mac community. MenuMeters is pre-installed so that you can keep an eye on usage. The Apple TV only has 256 MB RAM, so keep this in mind during web browsing and other memory-intensive operations.
#MENUMETERS ALTERNATIVE MOJAVE MAC OS X#
This is simply due to Mac OS X not understanding the partition types correctly, and you can ignore it. When logging in, you’ll see an unreadable disk error.Analog audio is the "Internal Speakers" output, which is not selected by default. HDMI audio doesn’t work, so use the other audio outputs.Once booted, the color is correct-if it isn't, unplugging the HDMI cable and plugging it back in should do the trick. On my monitor the boot screen turns green, but YMMV.The image is a fresh install, never booted, so all of the maintenance processes will run like any other fresh install. The first boot might be a bit sluggish, but it should speed right up after a few minutes.
#MENUMETERS ALTERNATIVE MOJAVE INSTALL#
Once you plug in the power cable, the Apple TV will boot into the Mac OS X Setup Assistant, where you can set up a user account and begin using Mac OS X! If you'd like to permanently install Mac OS X to the internal hard drive, you can follow the steps in the "Preparing the USB drive" section, but with the internal drive rather than a USB drive (and you can skip the section required to make USB drives bootable). Plug a USB hub into the Apple TV so that you can connect the USB drive, as well as a keyboard and mouse. Now comes the best part! The USB drive can be removed from the Mac and plugged into the Apple TV. Run sudo diskutil unmountDisk diskX to unmount the drive. Run sudo gpt add -b START -s SIZE -i 2 -t "5265636F-7665-11AA-AA11-00306543ECAC" /dev/diskX where START and SIZE are the respective values noted earlier. Run sudo gpt remove -i 2 /dev/diskX to remove the existing partition entry, which we will re-add in the next step with the correct type. If it says the disk was not unmounted, wait a few moments and try again.ĭuring the following steps, you may see a warning from Mac OS X that a disk is unreadable. Run sudo diskutil unmountDisk diskX to unmount the disk.
#MENUMETERS ALTERNATIVE MOJAVE HOW TO#
Unfortunately, patched disk images with the fruits of their labor have been lost to time, so I took it upon myself to dig up instructions on how to set up an installation from scratch, and have uploaded the resulting installation as a ready-to-use disk image!
#MENUMETERS ALTERNATIVE MOJAVE FULL#
Back in the day, many members of the Mac community were able to get full versions of Mac OS X running on the Apple TV. I removed it but since Honorlock sets up quite a lot of restrictions and even needs FULL CONTROL over my Mac (you have to change the security settings), maybe this could have been the trigger for the Kernel Panic? Since I added Honorlock to Chrome and removed it again, I can't use Cmd + Tab anymore or my Caps Lock is also not working anymore?!Īny thoughts are much appreciated, because I would like to avoid reinstall my OS :-).As you may know, the firmware for the 1st-generation Apple TV was a modified version of Mac OS X Tiger. I recently did an online SEO skillshop test and had to install the Chrome extension Honorlock. Is that correct? That seems strange to me that there are 2 different reasons, so the main reason must lie somewhere different. As far as I understand it, the reason #1 was LittleSnitch and the reason #2 was VirtualBox. I am not an expert with the EterCheck but I believe the Major issue is what has caused the system to crash. My MBP has been working with all these 3rd party apps for several years without any issue whatsoever. Thank you for your message but I don't agree with your solution.
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