06-14-2019, 06:53 PM
if I understood this correctly you can access the file when mounting the file system with a different operating system ?!
I think we can't do anything about that. You can't just use a totally different file because you can't access the file needed.
My little research shows that macOS 10.14 introduced SIP (System Integrity Protection, https://apple.stackexchange.com/question...ds-located) and it seems that this system "just hides" some files.
It seems that the command
is able to disable SIP in Recovery mode.
Did I understand this correctly ? are you able to access the file with SIP turned off and/or using another system (maybe not macOS) to mount these disks ?
I think we can't do anything about that. You can't just use a totally different file because you can't access the file needed.
My little research shows that macOS 10.14 introduced SIP (System Integrity Protection, https://apple.stackexchange.com/question...ds-located) and it seems that this system "just hides" some files.
It seems that the command
Code:
csrutil disableis able to disable SIP in Recovery mode.
Did I understand this correctly ? are you able to access the file with SIP turned off and/or using another system (maybe not macOS) to mount these disks ?