high Sierra boot disk permissions
how do I ise terminal to fix this error when trying to access my boot drive "The operation can’t be completed because you don’t have the necessary permission."
Mac mini, macOS 10.13
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how do I ise terminal to fix this error when trying to access my boot drive "The operation can’t be completed because you don’t have the necessary permission."
Mac mini, macOS 10.13
I believe that I solve the problem by using the command csrutil disable in recovery mode rebooting in normal mode, adding myself and identifying myself as the owner, then Returning to recovery mode and reenabling csrutil.
raging pain in my butt. Woukd be nice to understand the why behind this to avoid it in the future…
I believe that I solve the problem by using the command csrutil disable in recovery mode rebooting in normal mode, adding myself and identifying myself as the owner, then Returning to recovery mode and reenabling csrutil.
raging pain in my butt. Woukd be nice to understand the why behind this to avoid it in the future…
How are you trying to access it & from where & which part of it? System folders???
Good work that was my next suggestion, just slowing down with age... that is there to prevent others hacking into your Mac, or sneakily install/changing something.
high Sierra boot disk permissions