How assafdori/bypass-mdm works
This repository provides two macOS Recovery scripts for bypassing local MDM enrollment during setup: a recommended v2 and a legacy version. The documented workflow is to run a script in Recovery, choose the bypass option, configure a temporary administrator, and reboot. The README describes v2’s volume detection, validation, UID conflict handling, duplicate prevention, and MDM-related changes. No source excerpts were provided, so relationships below rely on the README rather than inspected implementation details.
Main entry points: bypass-mdm-v2.sh Bypass v2 · bypass-mdm.sh Legacy bypass
Components 10
Recovery scripts
- Bypass v2
bypass-mdm-v2.sh - Legacy bypass
bypass-mdm.sh - Volume detection
bypass-mdm-v2.sh - Input validation
bypass-mdm-v2.sh - UID resolution
bypass-mdm-v2.sh - Duplicate checks
bypass-mdm-v2.sh - Temporary account
bypass-mdm-v2.sh - MDM changes
bypass-mdm-v2.sh
Other components
- Recovery user
- Reboot device
Connections 9
- Recovery user → Bypass v2: runs in Recovery
README.md - Recovery user → Legacy bypass: runs if needed
README.md - Bypass v2 → Volume detection: detects volumes
README.md - Bypass v2 → Input validation: validates inputs
README.md - Bypass v2 → UID resolution: resolves conflicts
README.md - Bypass v2 → Duplicate checks: checks entries
README.md - Bypass v2 → Temporary account: creates account
README.md - Bypass v2 → MDM changes: configures bypass
README.md - Recovery user → Reboot device: reboots after success
README.md