Sometimes VMs/Hackintoshes/Patched Macs can be a bit finnicky to disable SIP - oftentimes you will only end up with SIP partially disabled when running csrutil disable in the terminal.
Here are some steps that have worked for our users running various different unofficial macOS.
Use the OpenCore Configurator and check the following boxes:
Once complete, build OpenCore again and reboot. Done!
Mount the EFI Partition using OpenCore
Open the config.plist file in the OC folder (I opened in OpenCore)
Create two entries:
NVRAM -> Delete -> 7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82 -> csr-active-config
Start by booting to macOS and opening a Terminal application window. Next, enter the command given below. This will create a NVRAM variable with the desired value, but misspelled variable name. This misspelling will be corrected in a later step.\
Shutdown macOS. Add the following to the bottom of the VMX file:\
Save the VMX file and boot up macOS.\
You should be brought to the Boot Manager screen below. Select the EFI Internal Shell, as shown below.\
Shutdown your VM
Choose Power on to Firmware from the Virtual Machine menu
Select “Enter Setup”
Boot from a file
SIP should now be disabled and you can proceed with setting up the Private API!
NVRAM -> Add -> 7C436110-AB2A-4BBB-A880-FE41995C9F82 -> csr-active-config: Value: 67000000
Set the current filesystem to the EFI volume. This should be the mapped fs0 filesystem, so you would enter the following\
Next, verify the label is EFI by entering the command below.\
If wrong, then try fs1:, fs2:, fs3:, ....\
Enter the command below to save the Asr-active-config variable to the file csr.bin.\
Next, enter the command below to edit the csr.bin file.\
You will need to correct the spelling by replacing the letter A with the letter c. The can be done by typing a 63 over the 41 on the first line. The corrected file will appear as shown below. When finished save the changes and exit.
Enter the command below to create the csr-active-config variable in NVRAM.\
SIP will now be disabled on the next boot of macOS. If desired, enter the command below to remove the Asr-active-config variable from NVRAM.\
Enter the command below to leave the command shell.\
From the Boot Manager, select Mac OS X to boot macOS.\
Arrow down to Recovery HD
Hit enter until you can pick boot.efi
Select boot.efi
Hit enter
You are now in recovery mode - open terminal from the Utilities menu, type csrutil disable, and reboot your VM.
fs0:voldmpstore Asr-active-config -s csr.binhexedit csr.binexitsudo nvram Asr-active-config=%7f%00%00%00bios.forceSetupOnce = "TRUE"
dmpstore -l csr.bindmpstore -d Asr-active-config
