Your cursor will change in to the green plus sign to indicate that you are making a copy of the file. This is the same folder located on your Mac’s hard drive.įrom the Mac’s sbin folder, drag the file “sshd” to the Apple TV’s sbin folder. Open a new Finder window and do the same thing to go to a folder, this time, however, select /usr/sbin/. Type in /Volumes/OSBoot/usr/sbin/ and click Go. You’ll see something like this:įrom the Finder’s Go menu, select Go To Folder, or press Command-Shift-G. Once you have OSBoot mounted in the Finder, double click on its icon. The finder method is probably best if you aren’t sure what is going on, whereas the Terminal method is quicker if you are confident. There are 2 ways to go about this using the finder, or via the terminal. If someone would like to try using the PowerPC binary and let us know if it works, that would be great!

This process assumes using an Intel Mac because the sshd binary may or may not be the same in the PowerPC version of Mac OS X we haven’t checked. Opening the Apple TV and connecting the hard drive to your Intel Mac are covered in the hard drive upgrade and elsewhere, so we’ll skip those steps and jump right to the point where you have the OSBoot and Media volumes mounted on your Mac.

Sshd keygen wrapper