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  • Thanks William. Great article. A problem I ran into a few weeks back so timely.
    I actually solved the problem by using DOSDude1's installer Patcher links... might be worth mentioning him actually as has been massively useful for the community in the past few years.
  • This may the most useful article posted all year. Thanks for figuring this out and posting the instructions.
  • The Tiger downloads are for Updates only - e.g. 10.4.6 and 10.4.11. You still need the Tiger install DVD.
  • I think I ran into the installers expiration issue. I happened to be reinstalling High Sierra on my unsupported (thanks, DOSDude1!) MacBook Pro 5,5 (I needed to rearrange its Snow Leopard and High Sierra partitions, and things went kind of sideways... needed to recreate the recovery partition, etc).
    Happily, my Snow Leopard install DVD has no such expiration issues. It’s also still the fastest and most bug-free version of Mac OS X.
  • When I click on the Mojave link listed in the article it does not give me a download button, only a button that says Open but clicking on it doesn't launch anything. I assume it remembers that I downloaded the expired version before. I am currently running Sierra.
  • Thanks William. Great article. A problem I ran into a few weeks back so timely.
    I actually solved the problem by using DOSDude1's installer Patcher links... might be worth mentioning him actually as has been massively useful for the community in the past few years.
    I agree on both, article quality and rege Rewe nice to DOSDude - his great support blew fresh life into my 2009 MBP.
  • It’s a shame there’s not a repo somewhere with every disk image from Mac OS 7! I’ve got several original retail disks but I’m missing a few. You can get os 9 disk images from macos9lives.com but OS X images are harder to hunt down.
  • It’s a shame there’s not a repo somewhere with every disk image from Mac OS 7! I’ve got several original retail disks but I’m missing a few. You can get os 9 disk images from macos9lives.com but OS X images are harder to hunt down.
    I thought there were places that archived them but then there is a risk it’s been modified.
  • That 10.4 and 10.5 stuff is just combo updates. You can't download installers for those old versions anymore.
  • Is it possible to downgrade a new Macbook Pro 16' to Mojave?
  • Does anyone know of a link for a 10.9.5 (Mavericks) installer? I tried the Purchased tab and found Mavericks, but it shows Installed and I can't download it again.
    As noted in the article, the Installers I've saved are now dead. If I go to Apple Support and search for Mavericks, all I get are links to update files and not the OS itself. I have 2029 installers for other OSs I might need, but I need one for Mavericks.

  • Is it possible to downgrade a new Macbook Pro 16' to Mojave?
    Not unless somebody comes up with some trick software to fool the MBP. As you may know, Apple doesn't allow an OS to be installed on a Mac that's older than the OS shipped with it.
    From time to time somebody has a software hack that allows a newer OS to be installed on a Mac precluded because Apple deemed it too old or unsupported.
  • Does anyone know of a link for a 10.9.5 (Mavericks) installer? I tried the Purchased tab and found Mavericks, but it shows Installed and I can't download it again.
    As noted in the article, the Installers I've saved are now dead. If I go to Apple Support and search for Mavericks, all I get are links to update files and not the OS itself. I have 2029 installers for other OSs I might need, but I need one for Mavericks.
    try this: http://allmacworld.com/mac-os-x-mavericks-10-9-5-free-download/
  • When I click on the Mojave link listed in the article it does not give me a download button, only a button that says Open but clicking on it doesn't launch anything. I assume it remembers that I downloaded the expired version before. I am currently running Sierra.
    I got that too. A 6.3Gb installer will already be sitting somewhere on your system (it was on one of my MacPro 5.1's currently on High Sierra)... Do a Spotlight, find and delete it... the OPEN will change to DOWNLOAD on next opening App Store.
    edited November 2019

  • Happily, my Snow Leopard install DVD has no such expiration issues. It’s also still the fastest and most bug-free version of Mac OS X.

    100% agree. Still have it running in a production environment in Work on an old MacMini that's still earning its crust. Loved Snow Leopard. When Apple got it right and really only did focus on bugs and cutting the fat.
  • I have all these and even Leopard Server and Snow Leopard Server all running in VMWare Fusions VMs on a new 27iMac 5K i9. The only snag is most of Apple's own software requires hardware acceleration which VMs can't offer but it's fun and purely for nostalgic reasons I keep all these. To run Apple software I use Screen Sharing to older Macs, a 2010 MBP runs iWeb fine for example and I can operate it from the comfort of the iMac screen. I can also boot OSX beta (the very first one) on a G3 Performa along with OS9. Why? Haha! It's fun. I should add, I have all the original disks and packaging for every version I run.
    edited November 2019
  • Does anyone know of a link for a 10.9.5 (Mavericks) installer? I tried the Purchased tab and found Mavericks, but it shows Installed and I can't download it again.
    As noted in the article, the Installers I've saved are now dead. If I go to Apple Support and search for Mavericks, all I get are links to update files and not the OS itself. I have 2029 installers for other OSs I might need, but I need one for Mavericks.
    If you are reinstalling the OS, use terminal to set the date to before Oct 24, 2019 and your old installers will work just fine. Mac OS X will update to the correct date after booting.
    date 0712122318

    Which would set the system date to July 12 2018 at 12:23pm
  • Guys, I don't think these links have changed at all. When I download them fresh, MacOS still says something like 'this install file is broken', which I assume is because it thinks the certificate has expired. Guess I'll just have to do the date trick.
  • If you ever used createinstallmedia to build a thumb drive installer, you probably found this site:
    https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201372
    Bookmark this page, it has download links for the 5 most recent macOS versions, as well as the syntax needed to build a bootable thumb drive using the Terminal app.

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