- ERROR ON MAC OS SIERRA FOR IMESSAGES AND KEY CHAIN HOW TO
- ERROR ON MAC OS SIERRA FOR IMESSAGES AND KEY CHAIN FOR MAC OS
- ERROR ON MAC OS SIERRA FOR IMESSAGES AND KEY CHAIN SERIAL NUMBER
- ERROR ON MAC OS SIERRA FOR IMESSAGES AND KEY CHAIN SERIAL
ERROR ON MAC OS SIERRA FOR IMESSAGES AND KEY CHAIN SERIAL
If, after all the steps above, you get something like this, then Apple is potentially blocking your email address from using iMessage/Facetime or the MLB serial you've generated is not producing a good result:
ERROR ON MAC OS SIERRA FOR IMESSAGES AND KEY CHAIN FOR MAC OS
Recommended that the SSD/HDD in-use is solely dedicated for Mac OS and not used for a multi OS boot setup! Try resetting the keychain password from your iPhone, remove caches/internet accounts from your hack, reboot the hack device, then pair the devices again via Keychain (System Preferences). Please note that your device MUST be recognized in your iPhone's Text Message Forwarding list. Your iPhone must be running IOS 8.01+, otherwise Apple's "Continuity" (device sharing across platforms) will not work. To test if it works, send a message to a friend or family member (not to yourself as that may have false-positive results): Input them, and you should be good to go.Ģ1. Go to your iPhone, it'll now ask to input those 6 digits. A dialog box should appear about setting up messages with your iPhone:Ģ0. Load up iMessage and wait about 5-10 seconds. By now, the "OK" message on your hack should have disappeared on it's own.ġ9. Then make sure your hackintosh device shows up in the list and the slider is over to the right (green).ġ8. If not, go to your iPhone settings->Messages: Input your password and it'll say something like "Your iPhone is now sharing messages".ġ7. Then, you should immediately get a password prompt. The next dialog box should appear, LEAVE IT OPEN, do not click OK:ġ6. You should get several dialog (or one) box(es) with hopefully one of them asking you to setup Keychain, if not, check it, then sign in: The following box should appear after you've signed in, click Next:ġ5. (If you get a Two-Factor Authentication dialog box first, I'd recommend skipping it, otherwise, you'll get thousands of "signed in" emails and tons more requests asking for your password). Now go to System Settings->iCloud, and sign in with your credentials. Save the ist and restart your computer.ġ4.
ERROR ON MAC OS SIERRA FOR IMESSAGES AND KEY CHAIN SERIAL NUMBER
Then copy the generated MLB serial number and paste it into the ist->SMBIOS->"Board Serial Number" box:ġ3. Run my iMessageTool again, but this time type "macgen" and enter:ġ2. Boot back into Mac OS, mount your EFI, and open your ist againġ1.
Save the ist and then restart your computer.ġ0. Copy one of the generated IDs (XXXXXXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXX-XXXXXXXXXXXX) and then paste it into ist->SMBIOS->"SmUUID" box:ĩ. Run my iMessageTool again, but this time type "idgen" and enter:Ĩ. Then, in your ist, click the RT Variables tab, and you'll want to add these two values:ħ. Now you'll have a SMBIOS and Serial Number:Ħ. Then click one of the SMBIOS that best matches your CPU (click for CPU list):Īfter you've selected a SMBIOS, click the "Shake" button for both fields, then hit OK: Go to the SMBIOS tab, click the magic wand icon: Boot back into Mac OS, mount your EFI via Clover Configurator:
ERROR ON MAC OS SIERRA FOR IMESSAGES AND KEY CHAIN HOW TO
Then download my iMessageTool and run it (follow link instructions on how to run it), and then type "dic" in the terminal prompt, hit enter:ĥ. Now, if you were to go back to iCloud (via System Preferences), it should be empty:Ĥ. In System Preferences, go to "Internet Accounts" and remove ALL accounts Once done, sign out of iCloud (from system settings and ).ģ.
Click on them and then click the Blue "X" to remove them.Ģ. A box will pop up and it'll showcase the ones you weren't able to remove. So you'll have to go in->Go to Settings-> Underneath "My devices" click on any of the devices. Note: Some may not give you the option to remove it: Go to System Settings->iCloud->Account Details->Devices tab and click and remove all unused/non-working devices (keep everything but your iPhone) by clicking on each device, and then clicking the "Remove from Account" button: I guess they didn't like the fact that I was actually supporting my guide and sharing knowledge.ġ.
Those b*stards (tonymac) took down my in-depth iMessage guide, then banned me.
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