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Let me try that.
Thank you
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Do you want to boot in recovery mode? If so, tart run --recovery VM_NAME
will do the trick.
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Fedor,
Thank you, that allowed me to access the security utility.
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Hi Everyone,
I have a Monterey VM that I wanted to test OpenZFS on MacOS. However to fully install it, I need to hold the Power Button or Touch ID on power on, so I can launch the Startup Security Utility to enable the kernel extension.
Is there a way with Tart to do this?
Thanks in advance for the help.
MrPepik
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