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I know I can hold Option in the Finder Go menu to get to the user library. I have a clone of an older system I can't boot into. I would need to access the user library on that drive. I can get to the user and see the user contents, But I can't see the user's library. Is there any way to do this, perhaps using a Terminal command?
Any assistance would be most appreciated.
Thanks very much.
MacBook Pro 16", macOS 10.15
You need to either be in the folder which contains it or supply that folder's path in the field. For example, /Volumes/drivename/homename/Library can be reached with the whole string or by navigating to /Volumes/drivename/homename/ and putting in Library.
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You need to either be in the folder which contains it or supply that folder's path in the field. For example, /Volumes/drivename/homename/Library can be reached with the whole string or by navigating to /Volumes/drivename/homename/ and putting in Library.
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The second way being in the user home that looks like this
That just bongs for me.
The first way, putting in the whole file path string from the Volume gets me there perfectly.
Thanks very much for your help Niel. As always it's very much appreciated.
Open the home folder on it, choose Go to Folder in the Go menu, and provide Library as the path.
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Thanks Niel. I get a bong when I enter Library in Go to Folder. Do a need a specific string line ~/Library or some such?
No, that takes me to my home Library.
How do I get to the user library on another drive
