#Macports os x lion mac os#
The USB is already erased and formatted as a Mac OS Extended Journaled. I fear that it is a combination of the fact that I have almost zero to no knowledge about Terminal and that the M1 Macs use different types of paths than an Intel Mac so I simply can't copy-paste the ones on the web. I saw certain websites that suggest using Terminal and 'createinstallmeda', but I'm not able to succeed with that. When extracting the InstallESD.dmg file to a folder and manually searching the installer through DiskDrill, the Lion Installer is unclickable.
#Macports os x lion how to#
DiskDrill (as far as I know) requires the same Installer, that I just don't know how to obtain, to create a bootable USB. (Lion) DiskMaker X is not compatible on the M1. I can download the InstallMacOSX.dmg of Apple themselves or the InstallESD.dmg file found on the web, but I can't extract the InstallMacOSX.pkg file. (In order to obtain the Installer, there is a pre-installer(?) which scans my MBP to see if it is compatible with Lion.
#Macports os x lion mac os x#
It is obvious that OS X Lion is not supported on the M1, resulting in the fact that I can't obtain the Mac OS X Lion Installer. Unfortunately, I encounter some problems creating a USB.
I'm trying to create a bootable USB of Mac OS Lion X through my MBP M1 (macOS Monterey 12.4). I started a new topic because posting in the other one would be too chaotic. Besides that, I was too mindf*cked with all the different programs etc. The last time I posted I had the exact same problem, but didn't have the time anymore to look into it. Just be sure to have the appropriate version of Xcode and MacPorts for your Mac, or Homebrew, then you can use either package manager to install Lynx if you want, that’s up to you.Hi guys, it's been a while since I posted on this forum. Lynx is great, enjoy! And yes, this works to install lynx browser in MacOS Mojave, MacOS High Sierra, MacOS Sierra, Mac OS X El Capitan, OS X Yosemite, OS X Mavericks, OS X Mountain Lion, Lion, Snow Leopard, you name it. You then just use the arrow keys and return/enter to navigate around a site. You can then hit “G” to go to a URL, or open one directly from the command line. Once it’s finished, just type ‘lynx’ at the command line and it’ll launch as expected. MacPorts will then fetch all the required dependencies including ncurses and zlib, and then proceed to install the lynx browser. Xcode – now freely available to OS X users via the Mac App StoreĪssuming you have now installed Xcode and MacPorts, here’s how to install lynx:.Lynx How to Install Lynx with MacPortsįor the purpose of this MacPorts walkthrough, we’re going to keep requirements to a minimum and install lynx through MacPorts as so:
Homebrew will download and install Lynx as well as any dependencies that are required to get it working on the Mac.Īfter Homebrew installs Lynx you can then run it as usual by running the following command at the Terminal: Use the following command to install Lynx through Homebrew:.Install Homebrew on the Mac if you have not done so already.You can install Lynx with Homebrew or with MacPorts. With that in mind, let’s review how to install and run a working version of Lynx in Mac OS X. Thankfully it’s very easy to install a working version with the help of MacPorts or with Homebrew. Anyway, after updating to a new version of Mac OS X I discovered my previous installation of lynx was not functioning.
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