Not very often, but sometimes I still need to disable/enable SIP on macOS running on MacBook Pro M1.
Every time I have to do this is a nightmare. The steps I follow is shutdown the laptop, wait for 1-2 seconds after the screen goes completely blank and boot into Recovery by pressing the power button until I see Options on the screen. Then I enter my password and go into Terminal.
But "csrutil enable/disable" does not work. I get the message:
csrutil: The OS environment does not allow changing security configuration options.
Ensure that the system was booted into Recovery OS via the standard user action.
But I have booted into recovery from a shutdown state. What am I doing wrong?
And sometimes, after trying for several tens of times and spending an enormous amount of time on this, it works.
Every time I have to do this is a nightmare. The steps I follow is shutdown the laptop, wait for 1-2 seconds after the screen goes completely blank and boot into Recovery by pressing the power button until I see Options on the screen. Then I enter my password and go into Terminal.
But "csrutil enable/disable" does not work. I get the message:
csrutil: The OS environment does not allow changing security configuration options.
Ensure that the system was booted into Recovery OS via the standard user action.
But I have booted into recovery from a shutdown state. What am I doing wrong?
And sometimes, after trying for several tens of times and spending an enormous amount of time on this, it works.