![]() Many people shy away from Terminal window and think the above (simple) commands are too complex. Option 2: Create your USB-stick with GUI app applicationpath /Applications/Install\ macOS\ High\ Sierra.app/ \Īfter the long wait is over, your USB-stick is ready to go! $ cd /Applications/Install\ macOS\ High\ Sierra.app/Contents/Resources/ ![]() $ sudo diskutil partitionDisk /dev/disk9 1 GPT jhfs "macOS High Sierra" 0bĢ: Apple_HFS macOS High Sierra 30.4 GB disk9s2 You can always create your USB-stick from Terminal, as I've descibed in my previous posts: Option 1: Create your USB-stick from command line Start the installation and wait for the download to complete. Go to your Mac's app store, it should be there clearly visible. To keep me confused, I guess the next macOS will be Low Sierra?įurther details about the creation process can be found from my previous blog post about macOS Sierra, here. ![]() Why the hell they had to use the same name again.
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