This version also includes contributions from @tantonw.
* \+ Added a check to see if the current running OS version is the same as "latest supported" based on model, if so, no reason to check further specifications
* (Again, help script execute faster where possible)
The NSURLVolumeAvailableCapacityForImportantUsageKey resource key returns 0 free space if no user is logged in to the Mac. NSURLVolumeAvailableCapacityKey doesn't have this issue, so use it instead if necessary.
* Major refactor
* \+ Switched to using Regex to determine which models _are not_ compatible with each OS versions
* This should make the logic much more reliable and easier to maintain going forward
* \- This also allowed the removal of model specific check functions, although the MacPro logic will still be required due to additional configuration and hardware checks
* Separated the model and upgrading to/from os version validation checks
* \- Removed unnecessary runtime calculations; instead hard coding static values that will not change
* \+ Improved required storage check to validate against technical space minimals depending on current OS version
* Moved logic around to only execute if needed, instead of wasting cycles
* Overall, script executes two-to-three times faster
* Renamed script
* Major refactor
* \+ Switched to using Regex to determine which models _are not_ compatible with each OS versions
* This should make the logic much more reliable and easier to maintain going forward
* \- This also allowed the removal of model specific check functions, although the MacPro logic will still be required due to additional configuration and hardware checks
* Separated the model and upgrading to/from os version validation checks
* \- Removed unnecessary runtime calculations; instead hard coding static values that will not change
* \+ Improved required storage check to validate against technical space minimals depending on current OS version
* Moved logic around to only execute if needed, instead of wasting cycles
* Overall, script executes two-to-three times faster
Revert change excluding 16,1 from Monterey.... Apple's numerous pages are vague, misleading, or incorrect.
https://support.apple.com/en-us/HT201634 - Shows that the iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Mid 2015), Model Identifier: iMac15,1 still supports Monterey when it does not.
+ Accounted for the scenario where the Falcon Service (falconctl stats) errored/failed to provide the expected info
+ This should correct devices reporting `Invalid Customer ID; SysExt not loaded` incorrectly
+ Fixed a logic error where only the _last_ system extension status (from `systemextensionsctl list`) is checked -- the last may not be the most recent
+ Added an additional "acceptable" system extension state that would result in a passed check (`activated waiting to upgrade`)
- Removed logic supporting older Sensor versions
+ Added a local log to track EA value history since this function isn't available within Jamf Pro
+ Updated minimally "supported" OS Version to 10.14 (not supported, but will connect to the cloud)
+ Automatically reporting v5.x location sensors as not supported
- Removed logic for checking v5.x sensors
+ Reporting 6.17 and older sensor versions as not supported
+ Added success check for the Python3 filter_state check
+ Improved the system extension status check by creating an array to handle cases where multiple system extensions are present
+ Corrected a logic error in the iMac and MBP ModelCheck functions for the minor hardware revisions that are supported with newer OS versions while others are not
+ Removed `$` from variables in arithmetic expressions as they are unnecessary
+ Missed Monterey support for MBP 11,4 and 11,5; addressed in this updated
+ Added a MBP specific model check function
+ Corrected a logic error for the latest model checks in a the iMacModelCheck
+ Multiple extension versions can show up in the list from `/usr/bin/systemextensionsctl list`, added logic to only check against the sensor version currently installed.
+ Fixed logical error the Network Filter State conditional...whoops
remove default python, allow option for bash
Plus:
From @MLBZ521
* Check if $python_path exists, if it doesn't fall back to `defaults read`
* Add full path to binaries
* Add a value check for $filter_state for the result from `defaults read`
Changes:
* Check if $python_path exists, if it doesn't fall back to `defaults read`
* Add full path to binaries
* Add a value check for $filter_state for the result from `defaults read`
+ Accounted for the softwareupdate journal.plist not existing after upgrading from 10.x to 11
+ Improved code by simplifying logic, break logic up into functions, etc
+ Fixed a regression that would likely be present in older OS Versions
- Remove the Python3 imports as this script isn't compatible with Python3 at this time
+ Checks against additional data points (ex. SysExts)
+ Improves checks for KEXT/PPPC/etc
+ Support for Big Sur
+ Support for v6.x sensors
- Drops support for: macOS 10.12 and earlier; v4.x Sensors
+ Proper preliminary support for Big Sur as far as the currently known system requirements
+ Fixed a few logic that would have caused the wrong OS version to be reported
+ Fixed a few formatting issues/inconsistencies
