[solved] how we back SYSTEM Folder again because its Hide...

[jhansi]

my system Folder is not visible because its hide so how we permanently back System Folder like other folder in Mac HD ???

 

[RehabMan]

how we back SYSTEM Folder again because its Hide...

my system Folder is not visible because its hide so how we permanently back System Folder like other folder in Mac HD ???

In Terminal:

sudo chflags nohidden /System

 

[noga]

how we back SYSTEM Folder again because its Hide...

Inside the system folder the library folder remains hidden.
help please.
Thanks

 

[RehabMan]

how we back SYSTEM Folder again because its Hide...

Inside the system folder the library folder remains hidden.
help please.
Thanks

In Terminal:

sudo chflags nohidden /System/Library

Further documentation on chflags available:

man chflags

 

[noga]

how we back SYSTEM Folder again because its Hide...

Now I can see the folders
thank you

 

[RehabMan]

how we back SYSTEM Folder again because its Hide...

Now I can see the folders
thank you

Marked solved.

 

[xenophon61]

I consider myself a hackintosh veteran, yet this issue baffled me for some time!

The whole OSX86 scene has evolved to a stage that resembles medicine: you just can never be entirely up-to-date.

BTW, Rehabman, you would have made a great physician!

 

[RehabMan]

BTW, Rehabman, you would have made a great physician!

That's a funny one. The main problem would be all the blood and the general smell of medical facilities...

 

[anak85]

I am quite stuck here as a noobie.

I cannot see the System folder and have run "sudo chflags nohidden /System/Library" three times already including a reboot after each.

I see the Library and the User folders but not the System. Any ideas?

 

[RehabMan]

I am quite stuck here as a noobie.

I cannot see the System folder and have run "sudo chflags nohidden /System/Library" three times already including a reboot after each.

I see the Library and the User folders but not the System. Any ideas?

Of course... For unhiding /System, you need 'sudo chflags nohidden /System'