CaseySJ
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It's possible that the Install macOS Mojave application is corrupt. You should first delete this from the Applications folder, empty the trash, then re-download the full combo installer by clicking here.Thanks, Casey. This didn’t help, but perhaps I’m not doing what you intended. Here are my results:
That key combination didn’t do anything, anywhere. I’m a Mac tech (for more than 20 years), and I’ve never heard of that convo. I tried it both on the Desktop and from the macOS install screen. I just opened Terminal manually from both.
From the Desktop, I ran the first two Terminal commands, and the second line “cd Install\ macOS\ Mojave.app/Contents/Resources” shows up as “no such file or directory”
So, I guessed that you might mean to do this from the installer screen when it gives the error. I tried that, and it accepted the command from “bash#” prompt. However, the next line “./startosinstall --volume /Volumes/MojaveSSD”goes nowhere either. I did change it to my drive “mojave” but it just failed and didn’t start any sort of install.
did I misunderstand somewhere?
I can get you the logs if it would help.
thanks
paul
When the download is complete, locate Install macOS Mojave in the Applications folder and launch it. How far does it go?
I would also strongly encourage you at this time to review the first part of the build guide -- from Installation Overview to Final Steps in Post-Installation. This was designed to help users become more comfortable with the process.
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