System Integrity Protection (SIP) is a kernel protection mechanism designed to prevent malicious tampering with the system kernel programs.
Even the root user is restricted from modifying certain directories, such as:
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/System
/bin
/sbin
/usr (except for /usr/local)
For some software, installing numerous modules may occasionally infringe upon these protected areas.
Therefore, it is possible to manually disable this feature;
However, this action introduces vulnerabilities to the system, necessitating caution during use.
Disable SIP
To disable SIP, do the following:
Restart your computer in Recovery mode.
Launch Terminal from the Utilities menu.
Run the command
csrutil disable.Restart your computer.