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If you need to reinstall m1n1 stage 1 or otherwise reset the Boot Policy but the installer does not prompt with either of the above two options, you can run `bputil -f` and then select the UUID corresponding to the installation that you wish to repair (this will be displayed when you start up the installer, in the partition list). Follow the prompts to reset your Boot Policy, which will erase the m1n1 bootloader and place the installation into the "incomplete" state. Once this is complete, you may follow the steps above again to launch the installer and select the "Repair" option, which should now be available. We have heard some reports that this situation can occur after machines are sent to Apple for servicing.
If you need to reinstall m1n1 stage 1 or otherwise reset the Boot Policy but the installer does not prompt with either of the above two options, you can run `bputil -f` and then select the UUID corresponding to the installation that you wish to repair (this will be displayed when you start up the installer, in the partition list). Follow the prompts to reset your Boot Policy, which will erase the m1n1 bootloader and place the installation into the "incomplete" state. Once this is complete, you may follow the steps above again to launch the installer and select the "Repair" option, which should now be available. We have heard some reports that this situation can occur after machines are sent to Apple for servicing.
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Next, continue with the steps in the <<dfu-fedora>> section (you have already performed steps 1-3 and do not need to do them again).
Next, continue with the steps in the <<dfu-fedora>> section (you have already performed steps 1-3 and do not need to do them again).
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``` device=$(grep /run/initramfs/live /proc/mounts | awk '{ print $1 }' | sed 's/[0-9]*$//') echo "size=40G" | sudo sfdisk -a $device sudo partprobe $device part=$(ls ${device}[0-9] | tail -n 1) sudo mkfs.ext4 $part sudo mkdir -p /mnt/tmp sudo mount $part /mnt/tmp sudo chmod 777 /mnt/tmp cd /mnt/tmp ```
``` device=$(grep /run/initramfs/live /proc/mounts | awk '{ print $1 }' | sed 's/[0-9]*$//') echo "size=40G" | sudo sfdisk -a $device sudo partprobe $device part=$(ls ${device}[0-9] | tail -n 1) sudo mkfs.ext4 $part sudo mkdir -p /mnt/tmp sudo mount $part /mnt/tmp sudo chmod 777 /mnt/tmp cd /mnt/tmp ```
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To perform the DFU Restore process, `idevicerestore` needs a large amount of temporary disk space. Since the live image runs from RAM, it does not have enough temporary space available. To create and use a temporary partition in the remaining free space on the USB disk, run the following commands one by one:
To perform the DFU Restore process, `idevicerestore` needs a large amount of temporary disk space. Since the live image runs from RAM, it does not have enough temporary space available. To create and use a temporary partition in the remaining free space on the USB disk, run the following commands one by one:
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Click on the top left menu icon, type 'terminal' and hit enter.
Click on the top left menu icon, type 'terminal' and hit enter.
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Click on the top right menu bar icon and connect to a WiFi network (if not using wired Ethernet).
Click on the top right menu bar icon and connect to a WiFi network (if not using wired Ethernet).
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On 'Welcome to Fedora' screen, click 'Not Now'.
On 'Welcome to Fedora' screen, click 'Not Now'.
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Once the system is booted, follow the following steps to open up a terminal:
Once the system is booted, follow the following steps to open up a terminal:
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