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3. Open the Payload file in each with archive utility or your extraction tool of choice 4. Now you should have a few folders. Combine them using common sense until you have AppleInternal, Applications, Library, System, usr 5. Put them all in one folder. Note it’s location 2/?
5. Go to “Bypassing SSV” section on here https://egpu.io/forums/mac-setup/macos-up-to-11/ … Follow up until step 3 on it, then do our next step in the recovery terminal window 6. ditto /Volumes/YourVolume - Data/path/to/folder/of/extracted/files /Volumes/YourVolume 3/?
Of course, replace YourVolume with volume name that you mounted as rw but with “\ -\ Data” added (macOS doesn’t like spaces) And replace second YourVolume with just what you mounted as rw, no spaces or data because we are copying to system now. 4/?
replace path/to/folder/of/extracted/files with just that location we got earlier
command will be similar to
ditto /Volumes/macOS\ -\ Data/Users/user/Documents/HomeDiagnostic/Extracted/ /Volumes/macOS
7. Continue on with that guide from earlier, then reboot! You’re done 
Remove sudo in the commands you run in recovery, or you’ll get an error
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