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Unraid docker image to help install MacOS vms
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Product ID 061-70033 could not be found. #21

Closed nickceriello closed 4 years ago

nickceriello commented 4 years ago

Apple appears to have changed things again. Perhaps it would be helpful to add some information on how users can obtain an updated code even if just in the script's comments.

mercuryin commented 4 years ago

Same problem here, id incorrect. Any idea how to bypass this ? Thanks

mytab0r commented 4 years ago

+++

mytab0r commented 4 years ago

mb try Update Product ID: 001-04366 ?

yoyoma commented 4 years ago

Click Docker Select "Console". `$ "Macinabox/tools/FetchMacOS/fetch.sh" -l -c PublicRelease

2019-12-11 21:59:42,362 Network Request: Fetching https://swscan.apple.com/content/catalogs/others/index-10.15-10.14-10.13-10.12-10.11-10.10-10.9-mountainlion-lion-snowleopard-leopard.merged-1.sucatalog

2020-06-03 22:46:39,132 Selected macOS Product: 001-04366

Fetching BaseSystem/BaseSystem.dmg ... [####################################] 100% `

Superflix26 commented 4 years ago

I have a question that might sound stupid, but how do I continue after pasting the command into the console?

jdaniels002 commented 4 years ago

@Superflix26 not sure if you ever got it working only copy whats after the '$' and it should start to go

mytab0r commented 4 years ago

@Superflix26 not sure if you ever got it working only copy whats after the '$' and it should start to go

ok. but what next?

jdaniels002 commented 4 years ago

ok. but what next?

nope spoke too soon my bad

mytab0r commented 4 years ago

nope spoke too soon

oh, sorry

jdaniels002 commented 4 years ago

ok. but what next?

@mytab0r Ok got tired of waiting for the fixed to be merged or for this to be written here. I ended up editing the fetch.sh file in the docker container using vim and then restarted the container to make sure all scripts ran properly. here's a guide that most people should be able to fallow

Step by step

  1. Change the Console from shell to bash - IMO Shell sucks but both work so whatever. click > edit change Console shell command: Shell to bash. Click Apply it should immediately restart

  2. Start the Console - click the icon to bring up the menu then click console

  3. install Vim or some other Console editor - install vim using the command # apt-get install vim Press y then enter to continue

  4. open the fetch script - type # vim Macinabox/unraid.sh to open in vim or your chosen editor

  5. Change Update ID for Catalina to 001-04366 as jonasmaturana mentioned the current ID for Catlina is 001-04366 scroll down to about line 167 and change the ID 061-70033 to the new one. note for users who have never used vim press 'i' to enter --insert-- mode then edit as normal. when your done editing press escape 'Shift+;' type wq then enter to save and exit vim

  6. restart the container - you could probably just run the script but i don't know what else runs in the before or after the get script.

  7. continue following the video

tzabbi commented 4 years ago

It works! Thanks. But how I can find the Product ID if Apple change it again?