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1. Quicken for mac 2018 compared to quick for mac 2007 how to#
2. Quicken for mac 2018 compared to quick for mac 2007 install#

Use the installer to install Mojave on that partition. Put an external drive with a spare partition (I assume a whole disk would do too) on that machine. Put a copy of the installer app (not the bootable installer) onto another, older machine (I used my 2012 MacBook Pro).

Quicken for mac 2018 compared to quick for mac 2007 how to#

No problem doing that with the Catalina install (downloadassets went through swimmingly there.)Įureka! I figured out how to do it. I noticed the createinstallmedia executable inside the Catalina install package is a lot smaller than the one in the Mojave one, so I tried replacing the Mojave one with the Catalina one, but that didn't work (some library was missing.) The one thing I haven't tried is completely wiping the mac mini before booting the installer, but I don't really want to do that unless it's guaranteed to work! (I don't mind losing whatever's on the machine since there's nothing on it except the OS's, but I don't want to brick it!) One thing I did note in trying to create the Mojave bootable installer with -downloadassets is that one or two packages dealing with the BridgeOS couldn't be downloaded. I tried repeating the Mojave procedure from within Catalina, to no avail. I used the same process to make a bootable installer for Catalina and was able to boot and install and run that on a spare partition on the mac mini. It never gets to any splash screen of any kind. The installer doesn't work on the Mac mini - it boots, the apple logo is displayed and the progress bar eventually goes to the end, and just stays there. FYI, that bootable installer worked fine on my 2012 MacBook Pro to install Mojave on an external disk and run from it. used createinstallmedia (with and without -download assets) to create a bootable installer on a USB stick. Used softwareupdate -fetch etc to get the latest copy of the Mojave installer. Trying every suggestion I've found, I've been unable to install Mojave on it. (The latest version of Quicken is still essentially useless for me.) I was hoping it would come with Mojave installed, but alas it came with Big Sur.

I recently bought an open-box 2018 Mac mini in order to run Mojave for as long as I can. I know this is pretty darn far off Quicken topics, but the folks here seem damn smart so I'll give it a try.