#Free Mojave for iphone instal install#

Then I thought about it for a minute & yanked out the USB3 cable & erased the SSD. This time the Lone Star College dialogue box did not appear so I thought it might be OK to finish the install. I clicked “Back” & removed my network information & password, then continued. Unfortunately, I was too surprised to write down exactly what the next box said, but it was approximately “Lone Star College can automatically configure your Mac for you.”Įxcuse me? Lone Star? College? Wants to configure my Mac for me? Didn’t this Mojave Installer download come directly from the App Store? I did not like this at all. After that came the dialogue box asking for the name of my network connection & password, which I supplied & clicked “Next”. After rebooting into the clean Mojave setup for the first time I got the usual “what country are you in” & “what keyboard layout” questions. I fired it up & installed Mojave onto the externally connected new SSD.

Two more clicks later I was downloading Mojave from the App Store, which deposited a 6.05 GB “Install macOS Mojave.app” onto my MBP’s internal HD.

#Free Mojave for iphone instal install#

I googled something like “fresh install Mojave” & after 1 click I was at. Just for installation purposes, I had the new SSD connected via USB3 adapter cable to my MBP Mid 2012 (which had a small HD with Mojave already on it.) Two days ago I was doing a fresh Mojave install on a brand new 2TB SSD. I should begin by saying I have just learned that Lone Star College is actually a thing- you’ll never guess where- but google has no record of any results that contain all of the search terms relevant to this bizarre MacOS installation problem.

This is my very first Apple Discussion Forum question & it’s such a weird one.