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How do I move the files that are buried on the old hard drive to the new hard drive created by Big Sur install? I tried a copy and paste with no luck. I'm stumped.
And why did Big Sur only rebuild the application folder and not the rest of the files/folders.
iMac Line (2012 and Later)
Big Sur and Catalina have locked down the startup volume.
You should store your files in your home folder, or at least inside /Users. Most everywhere else is off limits. No, there is no way to change that.
Big Sur and Catalina have locked down the startup volume.
You should store your files in your home folder, or at least inside /Users. Most everywhere else is off limits. No, there is no way to change that.
So this must be a security issue that Apple decided to fix?
I even tried to make an alias of the original hard drive, but it just points back to the new hard drive.
Big Sur install moved my files
