Can't create folder at root directory

VikingOSX wrote:

You cannot resolve it. Catalina put the operating system and operating system installed applications on their own read-only partition. Neither root nor sudo privileges are going to let you modify it. Welcome to enhanced operating system security.

That may be so, but there is (obviously) a logical equivalent in how the separate partitions are logically presented as a single unit. I've tried some suggestions from the web which supposedly worked with the developer previews but don't appear to do so with the release.

For better or worse in the corporate development environment I interact with I have a need to be able to mount (or provide a link to a separate mount location) remote storage whose path begins with a specific name under the root. Not being able to do so is an annoyance at best.

You cannot resolve it. Catalina put the operating system and operating system installed applications on their own read-only partition. Neither root nor sudo privileges are going to let you modify it. Welcome to enhanced operating system security.

Yes, crazy decision, I've always kept files in folders at root/ here's the details; https://support.apple.com/en-au/HT210650 i've given up looking for a workaround, we'll have to I've with it ... the price of security ...