OS X El Capitan 10.11.0 bootable USB (DMG File) (15A284) (download torrent)

OS X El Capitan 10.11.0 bootable USB (DMG File) (15A284)

Type:: Applications > Mac
Files:: 1
Size:: 5.73 GiB (6149844757 Bytes)
Tag(s):: OS X El Capitan 10.11.0 bootable USB DMG File 15A284

Uploaded:: 2015-10-02 12:44:00 GMT
By:: BongoNL
Seeders:: 23
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Get this torrent PLAY/STREAM TORRENT ANONYMOUS DOWNLOAD

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Use the "Restore" option in Disk Utility to write it down on a USB-stick.

Enjoy!
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How to do info.. (OS X Versions before El Capitan)

Format Your USB Flash Drive..
1. Insert the USB flash drive into your Mac’s USB port.
2. Launch Disk Utility, located at /Applications/Utilities/.
3. In the list of drives attached to your Mac, select the USB flash drive device. In my case, it’s called “16 GB TDK Stick”.
4. Click the ‘Partition’ tab.
5. Select ‘1 Partition’ from the Volume Scheme dropdown menu.
6. Enter a descriptive name for your flash drive; I chose "OSXUSBInstall"
7. Select Mac OS X Extended (Journaled) from the Format dropdown menu.
8. Click the ‘Options’ button.
9. Select ‘GUID Partition Table’ from the list of available partition schemes.
10. Click ‘OK.

Now the USB flash drive is prepared you can Restore "Install OS X El Capitan.dmg" to your USB flash drive.

1. Click on "Restore" in the Disk Utility window.
2. Drag "Install OS X El Capitan.dmg” to "Source"
3. Drag the usb flash drive (in my case "OSXUSBInstall") to "Destination"
4. Click "Restore" and enter your system password.

(To install OS X restart your Mac with “alt” hold and select your USB flash drive)

Done
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How to do info.. (When El Capitan is already installed)

Format Your USB Flash Drive..
1. Insert the USB flash drive into your Mac’s USB port.
2. Launch Disk Utility, located at /Applications/Utilities/.
3. In the list of drives attached to your Mac, select the USB flash drive device. In my case, it’s called “16 GB TDK Stick”.
4. Click on “Erase”
5. Enter a descriptive name for your flash drive; I chose "OSXUSBInstall"
6. Select Mac OS X Extended (Journaled) from the Format dropdown menu.
7. For Scheme choose “Guid Partition Map”
6. And click “Erase”

Now the USB flash drive is prepared you can Restore "Install OS X El Capitan.dmg" to your USB flash drive.

1. Open Disk Utility
2. In the menu left of the “Disk Utility” window select the USB Drive.
(The one you gave a specific name) In my case “OSXUSBInstall”
3. In the top menu bar from “Disk Utility” click “Edit” / “Restore”

4.Click on “Image” and go to the DMG File with El Capitan named “Install OS X El Capitan” and click “Open”

In the next window you see:
Restore from: Install OS X El Capitan.dmg

5. Now click “Restore”

It takes about 3 minutes to restore (In my case :-)

(To install OS X restart your Mac with “alt” hold and select your USB flash drive)

Done..
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Install OS X El Capitan.dmg

5.73 GiB

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datars1 at 2015-10-08 07:27 CET:

I'm using these instruction and getting nowhere, I'm getting this message Unable to scan "InstallOSXUSB" (Resource busy)

BongoNL at 2015-10-08 12:46 CET:

@datars1
I think the dmg file is mounted on your desktop. Unmount the dmg. Disconnect and reconnect the usb stick. I think this will help.

Smith.O at 2015-10-08 16:47 CET:

I get the same issue as datars1.
Disk utility must scan the disk image first,
=> "Unable to scan "Install OS X El Capitan.dmg" (Invalid argument)".

Tried dragging and dropping from various partitions, whole disks etc. Anyone with a fix / tutorial explaining what I am doing wrong? Would be greatly appreciated!

BongoNL at 2015-10-09 12:51 CET:

1. Select the image. (dmg file) (in Disk Utility)
2. Go to the top menu of the Disk Utility application: Images > Scan for Restore.
3. Now you're able to restore the dmg to your usb flash drive.

datars1 at 2015-10-09 21:27 CET:

I went back into my torrent client and did a force recheck. It came back as 99.9%, So I restarted the download and it would download for a 1 min, then stop with this message Error: ReadFromDisk: hostname not found

what's really fuck-up, is I cannot make a comment here in safari browser. I had to use my PC to do so.

Thanks to anyone if they can help out with this
-Chuck

datars1 at 2015-10-09 21:31 CET:

I went back into my torrent client and did a force recheck. It came back as 99.9%, So I restarted the download and it would download for a 1 min, then stop with this message Error: ReadFromDisk: hostname not found

what's really F-up, is I cannot make a comment here in safari browser. I had to use my PC to do so.

Thanks to anyone that can help with this. also anyone else having a problem

datars1 at 2015-10-10 06:39 CET:

What I had to do was take the image file to my PC and have uTorrent finish the rest of the download, then take it back to my Mac and try again with uTorrent and it gave me 100% But no luck making the bootable drive. I gave DiskMaker v5 a try also with on luck.

I than did a right click on the image and open with disk utility, I now was able to make a bootable flash drive. Now why did that work and not the other way around?

473577249 at 2015-10-18 22:28 CET:

Thank you!

uploaddownload at 2015-10-30 03:38 CET:

Working for hackintosh with bootdiskutility, unlike some others that get uploaded. Thanks.

nuneral at 2015-11-29 20:23 CET:

*warning: El Capitan has included a number a of measure that makes the platform even more closed than it was before, so a number of customizing apps and things that alter system files (when you want them to) simply don't work on this OS*

WORKS GREAT. though i had to do the same procedure 2x. the first install after i created a bootable image, installed it or began the process and went on for some time till some error came up (this was month ago or so) and essentially said it didn't have the files to install the OS

on second install it ran through just fine and turned my girlfriends old 2011 Macbook Pro from 10.8 to 10.11 after i learned you cannot use their service to download the old OS after I partitioned the drive, installed a new battery (3x the life it had) and while it hangs sometimes (did a 6 run memtest with no fails) for reasons unknown to me (i suspect it overheated and the integrated gpu is causing some errors) it's nothing that bad considering it is not my main rig at all and now i can learn how to use OS X systems and have a new primary laptop with a new lease on life (sorry transformer, great deal and all, but it is better suited as a tablet than a workstation at this point(tiny keyboard and nearly unusable touchpad)

looking forward to turning this into a dual boot.

Does anyone know if we can update this? is this considered a legit install by Apple?

PURESKILLZZZ at 2015-12-23 09:28 CET:

Thanks....

italicus11 at 2016-09-29 02:19 CET:

Remember to set the date of your Mac by going into the terminal and changing the clock to a date similar to the release date of El Capitan (about 09/2015): this is due because this install has the digital signatures expired, therefore the installer will refuse to progress during the start of the install.
Change the date by using the Unix command "date MMDDHHmmYY " with:
MM - 2 digit month 01 - 12
DD - 2 digit date 01 - 31
HH - 2 digit hour 01 - 24
mm - 2 digit minute 01 - 59
YY - 2 digit year > 15

twoshare at 2016-10-20 03:27 CET:

italicus11 it's true! Thanks! I'm installing and it is not working and then i go to the terminal and wrote:
date 1020133015
Now i have El Capitan installed. It's working.

lokster86 at 2016-10-24 15:01 CET:

thanks to twoshare and italicus11

if you get an error that the install is corrupt or unverified

go to the terminal and write:
date 1020133015

it will install after that

many thanks and good luck

pixelperu at 2016-11-23 14:55 CET:

I am downloading now.
I will write -Later- an opinion about how it resulted for me in my MacBook (13-inch, Aluminum, Late 2008)
Hold on.

pixelperu at 2016-11-24 12:16 CET:

Ir doesn't work.
DO nor waste time on this file

pixelperu at 2016-11-24 12:17 CET:

Ir doesn`t work
DO not waste time on this file!

Rocky35 at 2017-02-16 23:30 CET:

This is no working for my 2007 macbook white.
I follow step by step and did the date change and when i click to install after restart my comp and press alt key i chose for the pen drive the system show me an a error. WHAT IS WRONG !!!???

piratex5 at 2017-02-17 02:25 CET:

Hi, please I followed all instructions accordingly but getting the following error on clean install;
"an error occurred while preparing the installation. try running this application again. el capitan"

piratex5 at 2017-02-17 02:29 CET:

I am also unable to erase the hard drive via the usb installer's disk utility. The Erase just fails instantly.
Anybody with any idea on how to fix this?

plooox at 2017-02-27 08:25 CET:

This absolutely does not work, do not waste your time.

cumora at 2017-05-12 06:30 CET:

why dont work? i need change the date ?

fameUser at 2017-06-06 13:20 CET:

Works just fine on my iMac from 2009. Thanks a lot !

Instructions are pretty clear for OS X versions before El Capitan and after, for the error - "this copy of the install os x el capitan application can't be verified it may have been corrupted or tampered with during downloading" a solution is given by @italicus11 and @twoshare.

I had problems with the erase before, but apparently they were hardware problems (my hdd failed and needed a new one).

heyo111 at 2017-12-30 02:05 CET:

got circle with a line through it when trying to boot from this, using the transmac method

heyo111 at 2017-12-30 07:34 CET:

update: problem was likely due to drive being MBR (i think) instead of GPT, I think transmac must auto format with MBR

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