Thanks very much!
Cait
> On Jun 7, 2021, at 3:37 PM, Jonathan Cohn wrote:
>
> This is probably easier done with copy/paste in the finder. Generally, the
> "mv" command does not work accross partitions, though it is possible that it
> has been extended to do that.
> If you want to copy the
This is probably easier done with copy/paste in the finder. Generally, the "mv"
command does not work accross partitions, though it is possible that it has
been extended to do that.
If you want to copy the files then use
cp -R source destination
You might want to add the "force" option which
It depends if you want to duplicate the entire drive or just some folders. The
first can be done with one command, the second requires one or
more commands depending on their location and number of folders. It is easily
done in either case; I have done it many times. Use the cp
copy
No, it’s an external drive. Also, I should’ve specified that I want to move a
few entire folders and their contents. These are going from my dying IMac to
my external drive…
Thanks!
Cait
> On Jun 7, 2021, at 12:57 PM, Anders Holmberg wrote:
>
> Hi!
> Is the old drive on the same Mac?
>
Hi!
Is the old drive on the same Mac?
/A
> 7 juni 2021 kl. 18:37 skrev Caitlyn Furness :
>
> Hi,
>
> What is the terminal command for moving files from one volume to another?
>
> I know there is “mv” in there, but don’t remember the spaces and other stuff..
>
> Thanks,
> Cait
>
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Hi,
What is the terminal command for moving files from one volume to another?
I know there is “mv” in there, but don’t remember the spaces and other stuff..
Thanks,
Cait
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Sent: Monday, February 15, 2016 11:08 AM
Subject: using terminal
Hi,
Just wanted to let people know that they can also use terminal to quit a
particular app.
You do this by typing vo space
Hi,
Just wanted to let people know that they can also use terminal to quit a
particular app.
You do this by typing vo space, then typing terminal. this will open terminal
You’ll probably have to enter your pass word, then type: osascript -e quit app
app name, then hit enter
this is how I
I know nothing about fastboot but usually the $ means a prompt where you
type stuff, not part of the actual command to be typed. Anyway, few
things I would check.
Where is the fastboot executable file located? If it's in /usr/local/bin
then just try doing
cd /usr/local/bin
then you don't
Hello Erick,
Review the install procedure for fast boot. When you did ls did it have
executable flag set?
The dollar usually represents the command prompts. i.e. this is what you type
at the command line.
$ chmod u+x /usr/local/bin/fastboot
You might want to also try stating the full path in
Hi, I think there's a problem with what I'm trying to do.
I've installed fastboot in /usr/local/bin
Then tried this command
$ fastboot oem get_unlock_data
I get $ no such file or command.
So I tried without the $ and got:
permission denied
Then I tried:
sudo fastboot oem get_unlock_data
I
Hi all,
One thing I can't do is use terminal. I can cd, because vo reads the
new prompt which is your location, but that's it. For instance, if I
launch a py script, I get nothing about any errors or anything read
automatically. Worse, I can't scroll up to see my commands and the
system's
Good Day:
I used Terminal successfully for an entire college semester, since I
had to remotely run programs on the Computer Science servers through SSH and
transfer files through SFTP. Two rather obvious things occur to me:
1. Are you interacting with the Shell element, which contains
: Thursday, August 23, 2012 9:04 PM
Subject: using terminal?
Hi all,
One thing I can't do is use terminal. I can cd, because vo reads the
new prompt which is your location, but that's it. For instance, if I
launch a py script, I get nothing about any errors or anything read
automatically. Worse, I
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Sent: Thursday, August 23, 2012 9:14 PM
Subject: Re: using terminal?
Good Day:
I used Terminal successfully for an entire college semester, since I had to
remotely run programs on the Computer Science servers through SSH
One thing when using the terminal and if connecting to other shells on
other machines is to make sure the vt 100 imulation is chosen in a set
statement. This translates keyboard input correctly to other machines.
This has to be done in the mac terminal and on each of any other shells.
Many
Hi,
Every so often I try moving my terminal-related activities from either
a Windows or Linux box to the Mac. And each time I find the
interaction between VO and the Mac terminal sufficiently frustrating
that I give up for another 6 months.
After just changing jobs I'm trying to rationalise my
My opinion is that you use something like VMWare's Fusion and setup a simple
Linux distro with Speakup and perform your shell-based activities there.
On Sep 16, 2010, at 4:57 AM, Garry Turkington wrote:
Hi,
Every so often I try moving my terminal-related activities from either
a Windows or
Hi Scott,
That's exactly what I've been doing, though currently with VMware
Workstation on a Windows host. I have Fusion on my personal MBP but
may have some issues putting a VM atop my Mac at work.
Given the Mac is built atop Unix and VO almost works with terminal
though I'd really prefer to
That actually sounds like a really inteersting option.
I'm liking terminal but fusion seems very powerful and I like the idea of
reving up virtual machines to quickly prototype an environment.
On Sep 16, 2010, at 6:40 AM, Scott Howell wrote:
My opinion is that you use something like
Garry, although VO certainly works better with the Terminal than it has and
does a great job for the limited things I need it for, I have not found it to
be quite the entire replacement for Speakup and the shell. I hope someone does
have other suggestions.
On Sep 16, 2010, at 10:28 AM, Garry
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