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Hey guys,

 

whats happening here is that when i load up Terminal within Mac OS, i can backup the relevant folders using this method..

 

sudo -s

[enter password]

cp -r /System/Library/Extensions /System/Library/Extensions.backup

cp -r /mach_kernel /mach_kernel.backup

 

 

and i was of the thought that people back these folders up just incase they cat boot into mac no more, which therefore would mean that in order to replace the current folders with the backup ones, we would have to use terminal within the Darwin bootloader. Which is what im doing to test out whether it works but:

 

When i use the below commands to restore the folders i get a message which says no such file or directory??????????

 

sudo -s

[enter password]

cp -r /System/Library/Extensions.backup /System/Library/Extensions

cp -r /mach_kernel.backup /mach_kernel

 

What am i doing wrong here? ive also tried to do the same procedure in (-S F8 mode at boot)

You can use..

you can do this command in the terminal..

 

1. sudo -s

2. type your password after

3. cp -R /System/Library/Extensions/* /Backup

 

/Backup will be the directory in the root where all your kexts will be!

 

REMEMBER: Its the TARGET Folder you want to backup first then the DESTINATION!

I see you have yours the otherway round on the second post!

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