sudo rm/Volumes/Snow\ Leopard/boot = command not found

[kid_idioteque]

Hey everyone, I'm getting my hackintosh set up using tonymacx86-P55BootCD. I've installed osx and ran the PC EFI 10.1. However, opened the terminal and typed sudo rm /Volumes/Snow\ Leopard/boot I get an error saying: (this is after it asks for my password)

sudo: rm /Volumes/Snow Leopard/boot: command not found

I tried manually moving the boot file from ton's disc, but it wouldn't allow it because the orignal boot file is invisible.

Any ideas of what to do here?

BTW my specs are:

mobo: DP55WG
Processor: Core i5 750
RAM: 2GB (will upgrade to 4 after install works)G.Skill ECO 1.35V DDR3
Graphics Card: Geforce 7100 GS (again, might upgrade after install)
Hard Drive: WD Black Caviar 640 GB 7200 RPM

Thanks for ay help guys

 

[adamsmasher]

You can get around this temporarily by installing ShowAllFiles (MultiBeast can install it). That'll allow you to see boot so you can delete it.

What happens when you enter "man rm" in terminal?

 

[talisman]

Maybe your PATH is not correct. Perhaps you could try /bin/rm instead of rm.