Macos Sierra Not Installing



If you already have macOS 10.12 Sierra, OS X 10.11 El Capitan, or OS X 10.10 Yosemite on your X220 we recommend a clean installation of macOS 10.13 High Sierra, not an update from the existing installation. See the guide here to install macOS 10.12 Sierra on the ThinkPad X220. MacOS High Sierra. For creating macOS High Sierra ISO, we’ll need a few things. First, a macOS running on a virtual machine or an actual Mac and second a reliable internet connection for downloading macOS High Sierra from the App Store which will be then converted to ISO. Currently, the Virtualbox command will assist you to be able to not face the issues while installing macOS High Sierra, Therefore, you can download the codes in the Download file link of the post above and copy-paste that to CMD, so there are a few easy techniques that you need to follow. Install macOS High Sierra on a blank hard drive. A small pointer for any who have the same issue. I put in an entirely new 2TB WD sata drive and then preformed a fresh install of snow leopard onto it.

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Component: guest additions Version: VirtualBox 6.0.14
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Guest type: OSX Server Host type: Mac OS X

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catalina-guest-install.log (5.8 KB) - added by Kalak17 months ago.
install.log from a guest additions install on macOS 10.15 Catalina
macOS10.15-2019-10-07-17-24-21.log (286.6 KB) - added by Kalak17 months ago.
machine log from macOS host

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Can't Install Sierra On My Mac

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Whether you want to create macOS High Sierra ISO file for installing macOS High Sierra on VMware or installing macOS High Sierra on VirtualBox or any other reason, we’ve completely made it ready to do. While there are two methods to install macOS High Sierra on Windows, first install macOS High Sierra on VMware and next install macOS High Sierra on VirtualBox. We’ve also provided macOS High Sierra DMG file. Now these two ways split into two other ways to install High Sierra on Windows.

That’s the same installing High Sierra on VMware and installing High Sierra on VirtualBox but these ways hugely differ from the first which includes its files and steps. Like we install High Sierra on VMware in the first method with High Sierra VMware & VirtualBox Image. For installing High Sierra this time, we’ll need a macOS High Sierra ISO file. Here’s how to Create macOS High Sierra ISO File.

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  • Related:Install macOS High Sierra on VirtualBox on macOS Catalina on Mac

There are two different ways to obtain macOS High Sierra ISO, first, create macOS High Sierra ISO file, second, download macOS High Sierra ISO, so we’ve prepared and shown it step by step beforehand.

macOS High Sierra

For creating macOS High Sierra ISO, we’ll need a few things. First, a macOS running on a virtual machine or an actual Mac and second a reliable internet connection for downloading macOS High Sierra from the App Store which will be then converted to ISO. If you’re one of those users who have these services in hand, we could likely show how to Create macOS High Sierra ISO file. This could be probably done on High Sierra installed on VMware or VirtualBox which is similar to it. From downloading High Sierra to converting it into ISO, we’ll show it thoroughly in a step by step instructions tutorial. Here’s how to Create a macOS High Sierra ISO file.

How to Create macOS High Sierra ISO File

Just like we’ve created macOS Catalina ISO file and also provided macOS Catalina ISO file for VMware & VirtualBox, we’ll continue on how to create macOS High Sierra ISO file. This High Sierra file will definitely work for installing macOS High Sierra on VMWare and VirtualBox for the new method and even can be used for other purposes but we recommend using this method for educational purposes only.

This process can be done on any macOS version like macOS Mojave, macOS Catalina or previous or newer version, so we’ve done it on macOS Catalina, it works super fine.

Step One – Download macOS High Sierra From App Store

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As High Sierra is officially on the App Store and also its the latest version, we’ll need to download it first.

Go ahead and navigate to the High Sierra link, and click on Get.

After it will end up loading, it will pop up this window. Click on Download.

The downloading will begin a moment, so just wait. Since it’s about 7GB, it will take some while, so have a rest.

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Step Two – Apply Commands on Terminal

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When the High Sierra finished, it will pop up in the apps list.

Now open up Terminal from the Spotlight. Mac operating system 2020.

Now copy and paste the commands by line.

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  • Create a High Sierra DMG Image

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  • Mount DMG image to macOS
  • Use the Createinstallmedia Tool to create a macOS High Sierra Installer
  • Unmount Disk image
  • Convert DMG File to ISO file

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  • Rename and Mojave Image file to Desktop

The macOS High Sierra ISO should be successfully created and there should be no problem. If there’s a problem or a command doesn’t respond, try entering it once more. Here’s how it looks like.

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Now you can copy it simply by dragging and dropping into the Windows.

Step Three – Install macOS High Sierra on VMware or VirtualBox

Once its with you, you can definitely start installing macOS High Sierra on VMware or install High Sierra on VirtualBox on Windows PC. Here’s how to use it and install macOS High Sierra on Windows with complete steps.

That ends up with installing High Sierra. If there’s something you would like to add or tell us, we’re happy to hear that.