Reboot to macOS Recovery and using Terminal from the Utilities menu, make the necessary modifications to the file system without using the sudo command , but prefacing the normal pathnames with e. When done, reboot, that's it! Actually, I'd bash script the entire process from a normal boot and then run the bash script when booted from macOS Recovery. Do you have a github where we can knock out a framework for this? When booted from macOS Recovery and using Terminal , it is already a root Terminal , hence no need to use sudo and System Integrity Protection is not actually active on the e.
Macintosh HD and changes can be made at will. From macOS Recovery , csrutil disable is applicable when next booted to normal mode. Show 5 more comments. The Overflow Blog. Does ES6 make JavaScript frameworks obsolete? Podcast Do polyglots have an edge when it comes to mastering programming Featured on Meta.
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December 4, at pm. Cosmo says:. July 13, at pm. Anoif says:. July 12, at am. Dannie says:. February 26, at am. Julian says:. February 13, at pm. Johnathon says:. November 29, at pm. The toolbar appears at the top of your Finder windows, and this offers some basic viewing options for your files and folders.
Select the View menu at the top and click Hide Toolbar. The path bar appears at the bottom of your Finder window displaying the full path to your current folder. Click the View menu and select Hide Status Bar. Finder uses the same icon for all your folders but you can change this icon for your selected folders. Keep the new folder icon ready on your Mac, and then follow these steps to change the icon for your folders:. Finder gives you four modes to view your files, and you can switch to any mode by just clicking an icon in the toolbar.
If you use a specific mode with certain folders, you can actually make that mode the default view mode for that particular folder or folders. There are several options that you can play with to change how your folders, their icons, text styles, and other elements appear in Finder. You can access these options by right-clicking a blank area in a Finder window and selecting Show View Options.
Select the picture you want to use. It should be a PNG file. Step 2. Now that you have the PNG image, rename it precisely as finder. Note : If you have a Mac with retina screen, rename this image as [email protected].
Step 3. This is for the protection of our files and data. Since we will be changing the system icon, we will have to first disable SIP. We can disable SIP by going into recovery mode. Wait for at least 30 seconds. Step 4. Now read this step till the end before following it. We will be entering Recovery Mode. Leave the keys when you see the Apple Logo. The Mac will now take some time to go into recovery mode. Step 5.
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