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Please help! How to copy files from USB to hdd with terminal?


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Hey, I did a vanilla os and everything went fine.

But now I need to copy nullpoweremanagement and fakesmc to my hdd with terminal and I don't know how.

They said there that this is the command

 

Run the following command: cp -R /System/Library/Extensions/NullCPUPowerManagement.kext /Volumes/NAME_OF_10.8_INSTALLATION_DRIVE/System/Library/Extensions/

 

 

Run the following command: cp -R /System/Library/Extensions/FakeSMC.kext /Volumes/NAME_OF_10.8_INSTALLATION_DRIVE/System/Library/Extensions/

 

Of course I did replace name of installation with the name of my hdd name.

 

And still, it stays there's so such comment.

 

Please! I beg to you, help me.. I really want to get this over already and copy those files so I can start using my computer.

Please help me, please!

 

How to copy them??

 

This is where the kext files located:

Mac OS X Base System/System/Library/Extension

 

This is where the installation drive:

MAC/System/Library/Extension

 

Please, what command am I need to use??

 

Thank you so so so so much!!

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hello

 

that is to boot with

 

-s

 

?

 

if so u must mount the system

fsck -fy
mount -uw /

if not u simple install the kext with kext wizard

 

good hack

hey. 

so i need to boot to the usb installation with -s flag > choose terminal > and write fsck -fy mount -uv / ?

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