Hello
I have change my main SSD in my Macbook pro retina
I have install a fresh version of 10.13.6
I have used Migration Assistant to restore this user
I have this error message when I want to give this user access to the SSD
Thanks in advance for you help
Cyril
MacBook Pro with Retina display, macOS High Sierra (10.13.4), It is in 10.13.6
You are always better off if you can use the Setup Assistant when you first boot a new machine (new install of macOS).
Migration Assistant permissions are not always preserved.
You can start over and try again from Recovery, reformat the drive, reinstall the macOS, use the Setup Assistant.
Recover: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4718
It maybe possible from Recovery to sort this on the fly:
Boot into Recovery (command R) When the macOS Utilities screen opens, from the menu bar>Utilities> Terminal.app
In the Terminal type:
resetpassword
Press return.
A Reset Password window will open—Please note—you are NOT going to reset a password.
Select the boot volume "Macintosh HD," if not already selected.
Select your username from the menu labeled Select your user account
See the:
Reset Home Directory Permissions and ACLs, click the Reset button. Select
Now from the menu bar >Restart
You are always better off if you can use the Setup Assistant when you first boot a new machine (new install of macOS).
Migration Assistant permissions are not always preserved.
You can start over and try again from Recovery, reformat the drive, reinstall the macOS, use the Setup Assistant.
Recover: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4718
It maybe possible from Recovery to sort this on the fly:
Boot into Recovery (command R) When the macOS Utilities screen opens, from the menu bar>Utilities> Terminal.app
In the Terminal type:
resetpassword
Press return.
A Reset Password window will open—Please note—you are NOT going to reset a password.
Select the boot volume "Macintosh HD," if not already selected.
Select your username from the menu labeled Select your user account
See the:
Reset Home Directory Permissions and ACLs, click the Reset button. Select
Now from the menu bar >Restart
The root level of a startup drive is protected by SIP. You can't give any user permissions to the root level of the drive without disabling SIP. There's really no need to store anything there.
Can you successfully boot up?
What kind of User is this? Admin?
Listed in >System Preferences>Users & Groups
Hello
Thanks for your answer.
I can boot up
It is an Admin user !!
Very strange problem
I have also tried to create a new user, same problem
Any idea ?
Best
Cyril
Hello
I have lost all user/password of all the site I have subscribe 😟
Can I restore the file ?
What is it's name and where is it ?
Thanks in advance
Best
Cyril
"You don't have the necessary permission" error message
