App Store links and mas-cli Id's for macOS Installers from Lion to Sequoia

[startergo]

Added new section to the WIKI page:

Spoiler: macos-iso: Automated macOS ISO Creation for Virtualization

macos-iso: Automated macOS ISO Creation for Virtualization
macos-iso provides automated workflows (using GitHub Actions) to create bootable macOS installer ISOs for virtualization and USB use, supporting versions from Lion to Sequoia including Mavericks.

• Uses GitHub Actions to automate ISO creation—no local script or Homebrew install required.
• ISOs are built in the cloud and uploaded to GitHub Container Registry (GHCR) for easy download.
• Supports installer apps from the Mac App Store or Apple.
• Produces ISOs suitable for USB creation or virtual machines (VMware, Parallels, VirtualBox, QEMU, etc).
• Supports both Intel and Apple Silicon Macs.

For instructions on triggering a build and downloading the resulting ISO, see the macos-iso GitHub page.

 

[Terraaustralis]

You need at least 2GB of RAM to install Mountain Lion.

I have already tried that suggestion Bigwaff. Once the USB stick is inserted into 2007 with 6 GB memory, iMac a ‘No Entry’ symbol is imposed upon the file.
It seems a download from Mist on a APFS OSX effects the files in some way that makes it incompatible with the old Apple extended format. I am guessing. Whatever - it does not work.

 

[startergo]

I have already tried that suggestion Bigwaff. Once the USB stick is inserted into 2007 with 6 GB memory, iMac a ‘No Entry’ symbol is imposed upon the file.
It seems a download from Mist on a APFS OSX effects the files in some way that makes it incompatible with the old Apple extended format. I am guessing. Whatever - it does not work.

try this image:

brew install oras
oras pull ghcr.io/startergo/macos-iso:10.8-mountain-lion-dmg