Is apfs good for ssd in term of read/write? Will this work with 10.13.2 bootable usb? Anyway you can attach "unsild kext" here if allowed by admin? Thanks Or I need to do the " startosinstall" from previous post. When fresh install I cannot see my SSD drive until I put apfs kext in other. It's basically a kext that let's the system to not detect your ssd as an ssd, but as a generic storage device, so it will not be converted in apfs automatically, and also fixes some slow boot problems with apfs that are basically caused by a fsck that takes a lot of time to complete it's process, maybe because of the ecc problems documented by piker alpha for hackintosh apfs users I did try to hack the High Sierra Installer by replacing the IA binary with the one you have provided but it did not work im not sure if there is anything else that i have to do or i miss somethingįor ssd users like me a possible solution is the unsild kext, you can it find here: Replace the original IA file in /Install\ macOS\ High\ Sierra.app/Contents/PlugIns/IA.bundle/Contents/MacOS/IA with the one attached from PB1.
There is also a way to hack the High Sierra Installer by replacing the IA binary with an earlier beta one, to allow you to choose HFS/APFS- see post#2718 (credit from ).
Once the USB drive has booted, select 'Disk. I performed the above successfully in VMware ( post#32) but should also work from createinstallmedia USB. Use the mouse pointer or the arrow keys on your keyboard to select the disk called 'Install macOS Sierra' in the drive list that appears on the screen. Where "macSSD" is the target volume in this example. Install\ macOS\ High\ Sierra.app/Contents/Resources/startosinstall -volume /Volumes/macSSD -converttoapfs NO -applicationpath /Install\ macOS\ High\ Sierra.app Can boot to your High Sierra Installer USB and launch startosinstall from terminal eg
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