Sh-3.2#cd /Volumes/Macintosh\ HD/Library/Extensionsĭrwxr-xr-x 24 root wheel 768B Aug 9 14:21. Sh-3.2#mkdir /Volumes/Macintosh\ HD/Library/ExtensionsDisabled Explicit example below: macbookpro:user$ sudo su mv *.kext /”) the *.kext directories/files to another temporary location (or delete them if you don’t care). Once booted into single user mode and at a prompt, go to the folder – eg “cd /Volumes/Macintosh\ HD/Library/Extensions” and move (eg. I imagine this is what also caused my previous install of macOS High Sierra public beta 3 to hang, although who really knows. To explore if this is your issue with booting macOS High Sierra beta, try booting into single user mode (hold command S on boot). The fix turned to be older kext extensions loaded on the system that were basically somehow conflicting with the latest beta – 10.13 Beta (17A330h), as I don’t use these programs anymore, and was desperate to get my 2016 macbookpro to boot again, I temporarily moved all of these kext extensions to a “ExtensionsDisabled” folder I created, and upon reboot, installation completed, and everything started working again Unlike my experience on macOS High Sierra public beta 3, where I was able to boot a USB key installer and complete re-install from USB key, public beta 4 continued to fail to install from USB key or otherwise. With the latest macOS high sierra – public beta 4 (Developer Beta 5), it turned into an absolute mess, where install appeared to be going along fine, but the system failed to boot. Upgrading macOS high sierra beta to public beta 3, as well as public beta 4, resulted in installs that hung/locked/froze and didn’t complete or froze until resolved with the method below.
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