Now you should be able to proceed with the "createinstallmedia" instructions in the original Apple article (assuming Apple fixed the Sierra installer). If you need to use the latter command, then after it completes drag the actual installer from "/Applications/macos" to the main "/Applications" folder. If there are no errors and you don't see the El Capitan installer in the Applications folder, then you may need to add another folder to the end of the command like "/Applications/macos": sudo pkgutil -expand /Volumes/InstallMacOSX/InstallMacOSX.pkg /Applications/macos pkg file): sudo pkgutil -expand /Volumes/InstallMacOSX/InstallMacOSX.pkg /Applications You should end up with the command looking something like (yours may look a bit different for the path to the. Then continue typing on the same line: /Applications pkg file onto the Terminal window to auto-fill the path to the.
Start by typing the following leaving at least one space after "-expand ": sudo pkgutil -expand You can use a Terminal command to manually extract the installer. pkg into an app - an installer app never shows up in my Application folder. Let me know what I am missing.When I click on the InstallOS.pkg it opens an installation window, but does not convert the. I would like to know the correct way of creating a bootable USB, for the DMG file, in Ubuntu. I was expecting the bootable USB to show up. But when I plugged it in the Macbook Pro, turned on the computer, and pressed the alt/option key (which will give me options what drive to boot), only the Internet Recovery was the option. Supposedly, I already had a bootable USB that will install macOS sierra. Issuing a command $ sudo dd bs=4M if=/path/to/converted.iso of=/dev/sdb & sync.Unmounting the USB Flash Drive before I issued the command below.Creating a partition of an HFS+ file system on the USB Flash Drive.Formatting the USB Flash Drive with GPT as the partition table.hfsprogs package, which is used by GParted to create a partition having a HFS+ file system.dmg2img package, which is used to convert DMG to ISO.DMG file: InstallESD.dmg extracted from the DMG file mentioned above.The only option I have is using Internet Recovery, but I don't want to waste Internet bandwidth and the fact my connection is very very very very very slow. It will be done within 10 minutes on an USB 3.0 drive. Simply load the dmg file into the program, choose the USB for burning and finally start the burning process. The steps are much simpler than TransMac. For those, who failed with TransMac, UUByte DMG Editor is good to go. I accidentally erase the contents of it's hard drive. One is TransMac and the other is UUByte DMG editor. I badly need to install macOS Sierra in a Macbook Pro (early 2015).
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