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I've just noticed this folder on my MacBook pro in the MacOs folder...
It shows as empty, yet when I go to 'Get Info' and type in my password to open up Sharing & Permissions, it keeps saying ...
As can be seen, it carries that ominous "No Entry" sign on the icon. Can I get rid of it, or is there some tech reason why it needs to be there?
MacBook Pro 13″, macOS 10.15
By virtue of the Red Circle and Bar in icon, it appears to be Locked by the Operating System
It also appears to be a left-over from Creating a USB Installer on an External Drive ? If that correct ?
Predicated on above as being accurate
Disabling and Enabling System Integrity Protection - Apple ...
Once the Offending Folder is Removed - Immediate Re-Enable SIP
By virtue of the Red Circle and Bar in icon, it appears to be Locked by the Operating System
It also appears to be a left-over from Creating a USB Installer on an External Drive ? If that correct ?
Predicated on above as being accurate
Disabling and Enabling System Integrity Protection - Apple ...
Once the Offending Folder is Removed - Immediate Re-Enable SIP
That's brilliant, thx so much, although, in view of the complication of the process, I might just forget about it anyway! But I shall keep that link for possible future reference.
Tend to agree with this cause of action - leave it alone as it does not really create any issue - right ?
Can I trash ESD-USB folder?
