Catalina read-only filesystem issue
Anyone found a way to disable the readonly filesystem?
We have a /data directory required for work.
Mac mini, macOS 10.15
Anyone found a way to disable the readonly filesystem?
We have a /data directory required for work.
Mac mini, macOS 10.15
Thanks all. This worked for me
Summarizing.
Catalina ships with a man document for synthetic.conf - apparently Apple's intention on how to handle this situation (that their support folk aren't yet aware of). Thanks, VikingOSX!
I chose /System/Volumes/Data/data as the actual location; choose whatever directory you want)
Then, in a Terminal window:
sudo mkdir /System/Volumes/Data/data
sudo cp {location of data}/data /System/Volumes/Data/data (<--- not tested; I copied with Finder before thinking)
echo 'data\tSystem/Volumes/Data/data' | sudo tee -a /etc/synthetic.conf
Voila. /data on the read-only filesystem (kinda)
Thanks all. This worked for me
Summarizing.
Catalina ships with a man document for synthetic.conf - apparently Apple's intention on how to handle this situation (that their support folk aren't yet aware of). Thanks, VikingOSX!
I chose /System/Volumes/Data/data as the actual location; choose whatever directory you want)
Then, in a Terminal window:
sudo mkdir /System/Volumes/Data/data
sudo cp {location of data}/data /System/Volumes/Data/data (<--- not tested; I copied with Finder before thinking)
echo 'data\tSystem/Volumes/Data/data' | sudo tee -a /etc/synthetic.conf
Voila. /data on the read-only filesystem (kinda)
Thanks - that looks optimistic.
In Terminal, look at:
man synthetic.conf
You are welcome, and glad that it worked.
Catalina read-only filesystem issue