I'm trying to do a rEFInd install on my macbook 2.1 running OSX 10.4.11.
When I try to run install.sh the script produces two errors before exiting.
./install.sh: line 904: unexpected EOF while looking for matching ``' ./install.sh: line 953: syntax error: unexpected end of file
No other output is produced. The results are the same for both a normal user and root.
I'm using rEFInd version 0.7.5.
Could it be that OSX 10.4.11 is too old to be supported?
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Unfortunately, Apple has made a number of changes to its shells and related tools between versions, which makes it difficult to support every version of OS X in the install.sh script. I recommend you either perform a manual installation of rEFInd, as covered in the documentation, or use install.sh from a more recent version of OS X.
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I suspected something like this. No problem, a manual install it is. The documentation has very clear instructions (thank you for the very good documentation, by the way) so this is very doable.
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I'm trying to do a rEFInd install on my macbook 2.1 running OSX 10.4.11.
When I try to run install.sh the script produces two errors before exiting.
No other output is produced. The results are the same for both a normal user and root.
I'm using rEFInd version 0.7.5.
Could it be that OSX 10.4.11 is too old to be supported?
Unfortunately, Apple has made a number of changes to its shells and related tools between versions, which makes it difficult to support every version of OS X in the
install.shscript. I recommend you either perform a manual installation of rEFInd, as covered in the documentation, or useinstall.shfrom a more recent version of OS X.I suspected something like this. No problem, a manual install it is. The documentation has very clear instructions (thank you for the very good documentation, by the way) so this is very doable.