SIP is a macOS security feature that restricts what certain processes can do, and it can be tricky to modify. Here's a guide on how to adjust the SIP settings:
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Audience: Intermediate to Expert
1. Restart in Recovery Mode:
- Restart your MacMini and immediately hold down the `Command (⌘)` and `R` keys.
- Release these keys when you see the Apple logo or a spinning globe.
2. Open Terminal in Recovery Mode:
- In the Utilities menu, select `Terminal`.
3. Disable SIP:
- In the Terminal, type `csrutil disable` and press `Enter`.
- This command will disable SIP completely.
4. Enable Specific SIP Protections:
- Reboot your MacMini normally.
- Open the Terminal in your standard user environment.
- To enable specific protections while allowing `task_for_pid`, enter the following command:
```
sudo csrutil enable --without debug --without dtrace --without nvram --without task_for_pid
```
- Replace the options after `--without` based on the protections you want to disable. In your case, keep `--without task_for_pid`.
5. Rebuild & Reboot:
- Follow the instructions for rebuilding any necessary software or services, such as the BlueBubbles private API.
- Once complete, reboot your MacMini.
6. Verify SIP Settings:
- After rebooting, open Terminal.
- Enter `csrutil status` to check the current status of SIP.
Visual Aids: Include screenshots of the Terminal in Recovery Mode, demonstrating the command inputs.
Note: Modifying SIP settings can compromise the security of your system. Proceed with caution and understand the risks involved.
Heya, I'm running OCLP Sonoma on a 2010 MacMini and all seems to be well. I've moved the booter over to the computer's hard drive and that's fine too.
I'm trying to tick the box of ALLOW_TASK_FOR_PID under the SIP settings in order to run the BlueBubbles private API. Per their instruction, it says to check the appropriate boxes in SIP (all but the one I mentioned already are) then "Once complete, build OpenCore again and reboot." But I've attempted this like 4 or 5 times and can't seem to get the setting to "stick." Any advice?
Thanks!
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