Mac Linux USB Loader
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Universal USB Installer
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Tuxboot
UNetbootin
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Balena Etcher
Universal USB Installer
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UNetbootin
Mac Linux USB Loader DiskMaker XDiskMaker X is recommended for Mac users who need a simple and efficient way to create a bootable macOS installer. It's ideal for users who perform clean installations, developers who need to test on different macOS versions, IT professionals managing multiple Apple devices, and anyone looking to troubleshoot macOS installation issues without technical complexity.
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If you didn’t create the installer via this method or with the aid of DiskMaker X (which only works up to 10.15), or you used TransMac on a PC, it won’t work. Internet Recovery could work on a different Internet connection, but usually you would get a 4 digit error code if that was the problem. Source: almost 2 years ago
Anecdotally I haven’t heard of anyone having success with a TransMac created bootable installer since 2020. If you have another Mac, this or DiskMaker X are likely your best options for creating the installer. I would use macOS High Sierra (10.13) as the basis for the installer rather than previous versions. Source: about 2 years ago
It sounds like your USB drive hasn't actually been flagged as bootable. Here are Apple's official instructions for creating a bootable USB. You can also try DiskMakerX. You'll need another functioning Mac for either method. Source: about 2 years ago
That model of MacBook Air shipped with OS X Mavericks (10.9) and can officially handle up to macOS Big Sur. As far as I know, TransMac hasn’t worked since before 2020 for creating a bootable installer for macOS and although I am not familiar with Anyburn, it may have the same problem. The verified working methods for creating an installer are using Terminal or DiskMaker X. Source: about 2 years ago
There is no app or software (that I’m aware of) that you can use to make the installer on a Chromebook, and using TransMac on Windows hasn’t worked for the last couple of years. Other than using Terminal or DiskMaker X, you can purchase an installer for 10.11 from Amazon or eBay, but who can say if they did it right. Source: about 2 years ago
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