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# APPLE SILICON
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# If you're on Apple Silicon macOS 13.x.x OR newer
# Requires Filesystem Protections, Debugging Restrictions and NVRAM Protection to be disabled
# (printed warning can be safely ignored)
csrutil enable --without fs --without debug --without nvram
The commands for MacOS silicon version 12.x.x and for Intel begin with `csrutil disable`. The discrepancy is not immediately obvious and looks like a mistake to me on first glance. The warnings thrown by MacOS also look quite scary.
Step 7 says:
> You can verify that System Integrity Protection is turned off by running csrutil status, which returns System Integrity Protection status: disabled. if it is turned off (it may show unknown for newer versions of macOS when disabling SIP partially).
This provides some confirmation that following these steps is correct but I think the unknown state could do with more guidance in the wiki. I am happy to write something up if there is appetite for this.
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The wiki here details how to disable system integrity protection
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