Fishrrman macrumors Nehalem Sep 29, 2015 #26 iWork 09 is running fine on my installation of 10.11.1. Suggestion: 1. Reboot to recovery partition 2. DISABLE system integrity protection 3. Boot to normal partition 4. Attempt iWork 09 installation. That's how I did it...
iWork 09 is running fine on my installation of 10.11.1. Suggestion: 1. Reboot to recovery partition 2. DISABLE system integrity protection 3. Boot to normal partition 4. Attempt iWork 09 installation. That's how I did it...
C Cougarcat macrumors 604 Sep 29, 2015 #27 Existing install launching fine for me here on 10.11.1 (except for the broken Share menu, but that was broken in Yosemite). I don't see how disabling SIP would have any effect. Pages doesn't use or modify kexts.
Existing install launching fine for me here on 10.11.1 (except for the broken Share menu, but that was broken in Yosemite). I don't see how disabling SIP would have any effect. Pages doesn't use or modify kexts.
IJ Reilly macrumors P6 Sep 29, 2015 #28 Fishrrman said: iWork 09 is running fine on my installation of 10.11.1. Suggestion: 1. Reboot to recovery partition 2. DISABLE system integrity protection 3. Boot to normal partition 4. Attempt iWork 09 installation. That's how I did it... Click to expand... Not that understand these instructions but what if you have iWork '09 already installed? Will it NOT run if you upgrade to El Capitan, or what?
Fishrrman said: iWork 09 is running fine on my installation of 10.11.1. Suggestion: 1. Reboot to recovery partition 2. DISABLE system integrity protection 3. Boot to normal partition 4. Attempt iWork 09 installation. That's how I did it... Click to expand... Not that understand these instructions but what if you have iWork '09 already installed? Will it NOT run if you upgrade to El Capitan, or what?
T'hain Esh Kelch macrumors 604 Sep 29, 2015 #29 Fishrrman said: iWork 09 is running fine on my installation of 10.11.1. Suggestion: 1. Reboot to recovery partition 2. DISABLE system integrity protection 3. Boot to normal partition 4. Attempt iWork 09 installation. That's how I did it... Click to expand... Could you actually not run iWork '09 prior to doing that? I would e very surprised if SIP had anything to say here.
Fishrrman said: iWork 09 is running fine on my installation of 10.11.1. Suggestion: 1. Reboot to recovery partition 2. DISABLE system integrity protection 3. Boot to normal partition 4. Attempt iWork 09 installation. That's how I did it... Click to expand... Could you actually not run iWork '09 prior to doing that? I would e very surprised if SIP had anything to say here.
D DoctorFedora macrumors regular Sep 30, 2015 #30 Pages '09 has been working fine for me ever since the second beta of El Capitan. The issue is a non-issue.
Pages '09 has been working fine for me ever since the second beta of El Capitan. The issue is a non-issue.
Traverse macrumors 604 Sep 30, 2015 #31 T'hain Esh Kelch said: Could you actually not run iWork '09 prior to doing that? I would e very surprised if SIP had anything to say here. Click to expand... If Pages required deep root system access, I've lost faith in Apple's coding. 😵
T'hain Esh Kelch said: Could you actually not run iWork '09 prior to doing that? I would e very surprised if SIP had anything to say here. Click to expand... If Pages required deep root system access, I've lost faith in Apple's coding. 😵
colourfastt macrumors 65816 Sep 30, 2015 #32 Traverse said: If Pages required deep root system access, I've lost faith in Apple's coding. 😵 Click to expand... It doesn't; I re-installed iWork 09 a couple of days ago. Reactions: Traverse
Traverse said: If Pages required deep root system access, I've lost faith in Apple's coding. 😵 Click to expand... It doesn't; I re-installed iWork 09 a couple of days ago.
IJ Reilly macrumors P6 Sep 30, 2015 #33 colourfastt said: It doesn't; I re-installed iWork 09 a couple of days ago. Click to expand... Was reinstalling required? DoctorFedora said: Pages '09 has been working fine for me ever since the second beta of El Capitan. The issue is a non-issue. Click to expand... Did you upgrade from Yosemite to El Cap with iWork '09 already installed?
colourfastt said: It doesn't; I re-installed iWork 09 a couple of days ago. Click to expand... Was reinstalling required? DoctorFedora said: Pages '09 has been working fine for me ever since the second beta of El Capitan. The issue is a non-issue. Click to expand... Did you upgrade from Yosemite to El Cap with iWork '09 already installed?
colourfastt macrumors 65816 Sep 30, 2015 #35 IJ Reilly said: Was reinstalling required? Did you upgrade from Yosemite to El Cap with iWork '09 already installed? Click to expand... I had to re-install because I had iWork on my 10.10 partition.
IJ Reilly said: Was reinstalling required? Did you upgrade from Yosemite to El Cap with iWork '09 already installed? Click to expand... I had to re-install because I had iWork on my 10.10 partition.
T'hain Esh Kelch macrumors 604 Oct 2, 2015 #36 iWork '09 working fine here, after El Capitan installation. Reactions: IJ Reilly and RobFog