what is the replacement line for creating a bootable drive when using zsh rather than bash? sudo /Applications/Install\ macOS\ Big\ Sur.app/Contents/Resources/createinstallmedia --volume /Volumes/MyVolume
Are you sure you are using the correct password for "sudo"? What is the exact error returned? "sudo'" is not a shell command but a system command so the shell used does not matter.
I just created a Monterey USB installer yesterday in Terminal and "sudo" works just fine with a zsh shell and sudo has worked fine for anything else.
Are you sure you are using the correct password for "sudo"? What is the exact error returned? "sudo'" is not a shell command but a system command so the shell used does not matter.
I just created a Monterey USB installer yesterday in Terminal and "sudo" works just fine with a zsh shell and sudo has worked fine for anything else.
Thanks for the quick reply woodmeister50. I had the correct password, might have typed it wrong, not sure what the problem was, but it worked today to create the install disk. OS still won't install properly so I'm thinking it's a hardware problem. Lots of different glitches.
bobcollard, good link thanks.
You are welcome.
Mac mini not using bash so sudo doesn't work
