System Integrity Protection (SIP) Issues

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  1. papa8706, Nov 23, 2016

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    Can anyone explain the issue and how/why it is occurring?

    I keep seeing more and more about the new 2016 models coming with this feature disabled. Is there any risks in checking into it on terminal and enabling it if necessary? If so is it better to enable it in terminal, or just performing a NVRAM reset? Any downsides to a NVRAM reset?

    Or is it fine to disregard it entirely as Apple will likely fix it in an update anyway? Any info would be appreciated
     
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  2. BasicGreatGuy, Nov 23, 2016

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    If you are concerned, go into terminal and turn it on (if yours is off). It won't hurt the system. No need to wait on Apple for an update.

    csrutil enable
     
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  3. rshrugged, Nov 23, 2016

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