It is a great solution to a major issue and I thank you again for your help. I presume when I have to do future updates of the OS I may have to go through the Terminal Commands again.
This worked after I updated to High Sierra 10.13.3. Not like advice given on the web to release those keys when the Apple logo and loading bar appear. As you correctly pointed out, keep Command -R pressed right up until the Recovery Mode screen appears.
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Terminal asked for Admin password after typing in the first command line.ģ. So had to restart the Mac between the SIP and adding the 2 command lines.Ģ. I had to open Terminal in Recovery Mode to put in the commands csrutil disable and csrutil enable. This is not a major issue, and in fact it happens when quitting those Applications on El Capitan.ġ. The only thing that occurs is about a minute or so after quitting any of the CS5 Programs a panel comes up tellling me that particular Application has Unexpectedly Quit. I have not gone through an exhaustive test yet but fingers crossed, so far they seem to behave. Thanks to you, CS5s Illustrator, Photoshop and InDesign appear to open fine. By doing nothing more than running these two commands, they work, despite not having installed the Java 6 runtime software.Īfter running the commands, re-enable SIP.Ī very fruitful morning as I managed to get into Recovery Mode and apply the command lines. I have a few old apps I still use that "require" Java 6. With Java 6 not actually installed, how could apps that need it possibly run? There is a lot of base Java functionality installed by the OS. They're literally nothing, but older apps looking to verify Java 6 is installed now think it is, and don't complain that it's missing. What the commands do is create two zero byte files. Sudo mkdir -p /System/Library/Java/Support/Deploy.bundle
Sudo mkdir -p /System/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/1.6.0.jdk You can copy/paste them to make it much easier. First disable SIP since you can't otherwise run these next commands.
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The newset version of java does affect their operation.īefore you attempt to install the older version of Java 6 (which is a monumental pain to remove), try this.Īpps that require the older Java 6 can be fooled into thinking it's installed. Gone.īeing in this location, you may need to temporarily disable SIP if you can't remove the folder even with admin access.ĪrtistMac noted the new release of Java 6 doesn't allow the CS5 and CS6 apps to function correctly. You simply go to the /Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/ folder and toss the subfolder 1.6.0jdk in the trash. A huge change from the previous version is how easy it is to remove. If you installed the latest version of Java 6, the new version installs 77 MB of stuff in a combination of 845 files and folders. It also has nothing whatsoever to do with uninstalling Java 6. It will install itself when you double click the package linked to in my step 3 reply. Pacifist has nothing whatsoever to do with any of your questions. There's no reason to disable SIP in the first place to install Java 6.
In other words, the same way the package would install them without doing the whole thing.ģ. The items will be installed according to the instructions in the package. You can also highlight whatever is in the package and click install.
It's mostly for extracting items from install packages.
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I've used it for years and purchased the full version. The OS blocks any known malware from doing that.
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