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When I use "hdiutil attach -readwrite /Users/adam/Desktop/Leo_Patched_DVD.iso -owners on"

 

my dvd mounted in writable mode(Ok)

 

when i typying

 

cd /Volumes/Mac\ OS\ X\ Install\ Disc\ x86/ im in the disc( Ok)

 

BUT, when im typing

 

"mv mach_kernel mach_kernel.sse3" and "cp /Users/adam/Desktop/mach_kernel" is see this

 

usage: cp [-R [-H | -L | -P]] [-f | -i | -n] [-pv] src target

cp [-R [-H | -L | -P]] [-f | -i | -n] [-pv] src1 ... srcN directory

 

nothing happened, mach_kernel.sse3 still on the disc ;) . Someone help ? I forgot about something? Thanks.

 

Sorry for my english :(

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"cp" takes two parameters: source and destination. I'm not sure where the guide you're using is, but I suspect you want this:

 

cp /Users/adam/Desktop/mach_kernel ./

 

(copy /Users/adam/Desktop/mach_kernel to the current directory)

 

Or something similar.

I type:

 

cp /Users/adam/Desktop/mach_kernel ./Volumes/Mac\ OS\ X\ Install\ Disc\ x86/

 

and back "cp: directory ./Volumes/Mac OS X Install Disc x86 does not exist"

 

but Leo_Patched_DVD.iso is mount. I dont't know what next ...

 

( Steps 4 and 5 from this post)

No, either:

 

cp /Users/adam/Desktop/mach_kernel ./

 

OR

 

cp /Users/adam/Desktop/mach_kernel /Volumes/Mac\ OS\ X\ Install\ Disc\ x86/

 

"./" means "current directory" on its own. Alternatively, you can provide the full path, which starts with a "/" on its own. Either works, but don't combine them.

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