Let me know if this works for you or not.
you need to either run fsusb as root ( sudo. LDFLAGS= -L$(LIBUSB)/lib -lusb -lIOKit -framework CoreFoundationġ0) that should do it. This article will guide you how to install Clover Bootloader on USB from Windows and Linux. I'm not sure why, but these will fix it.Ĩ) add getline.o to the Makefile, and modify & uncomment the line that refers to static linking on OS X: Clover Bootloader is a great boot loader, it supports both UEFI and Legacy. These are required since it seems that OS X's libraries lack it. Download it from xiaofan's link and untar it.ħ) download getfile.c and getfile.h.
autogen.sh -disable-build-docs -prefix=/opt/localĦ) Then, you're almost ready to build fsusb. It is intended as a replacement for AppleHDA on Mac OS X with support for a wide range of audio controllers and codecs. This seems to be required since the version of automake that comes with Tiger is older than what libusb is expecting.ģ) Checkout the latest libus b revision via CVS (the tarball on the website does not work on 10.4.10): Boot macOS, Windows, and Linux on Mac or PC with UEFI or BIOS firmware. Clover Bootloader Download Mac This program will install the Clover base bootloader and the previously downloaded operating system to the connected flash drive. Boot macOS, Windows, and Linux on Mac or PC with UEFI or BIOS firmware. This will take a while as it has to install its dependencies. I haven't really needed to use the fsusb bootloader program since I do most of my development in windows via VMware, but I just went ahead and compiled it to test it out again.įor anyone who is curious, this is how I got it to build on OS X 10.4.10:Ģ) Install the automake package (sudo port install automake).
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