HappyHackintosh Posted November 15, 2015 Share Posted November 15, 2015 FIXED The Lack of Access To Drives whose contents had been assigned "Custom" access has been resolved I executed sudo nvram boot-args="rootless=0” because I guessed that my problem was associated with the new SIP controls. I then could make access changes by executing GET INFO for each folder or file. I then UNLOCKED the drive/folder/file by unchecking the "locked" block. I then was able to assign the value "777" to the object. I then propagated the 777 permissions level to all sub items.. After this I was able to access the previous locked items and read or execute their contents./ So the problem described below is fixed. I have successfully installed El Capitan. Thanks Chris1111 Before the install I disconnected all but one drive. I have reconnected those drives now. Now all the other drives are labeled CUSTOM access. I can't change that to Read-Write and I have no access to anything on those drives. Please suggest an efficient way for me to fix as many as 6 drives with up to 5 folders each. Use of Terminal OK. Note: I tried to search this and could not create a search string that provided my answer. Link to comment https://www.insanelymac.com/forum/topic/309409-no-access-to-many-hddsfolders-custom-label/ Share on other sites More sharing options...
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