I have a problem here , when I press ESC twce and even more nothing happens . Instead I hear a whistle - like sound . I am using MacOs and Zsh . What do you advise in order to list all commands ?

I love your videos; thank you.

I'm really desperate, my MacBook M1 after reinstalling the operating system doesn't allow me to install the OS causing many errors. from disk utility it doesn't see all the partitions and doesn't allow me to delete them. what do you recommend me to do? Can I think about trying to delete all the partitions from the terminal?

in the list of my iMac in the terminal (in list of total memory) it is missing! it does not show the internal disk 1 TB! What command need to write to decipher APFS???

Thank you 👍

Great video, I'm currently working at a university rebuilding a lab of 22 iMac's. This has been a different way to update them all.

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multiple escape presses in command line are not working . Why ?

Dear there is a problem with my MacBook pro 15 I have deleted Macintosh partition and now it's not creating again and also not installing macos what to do plz guide

How to use MD ?

thanks bro but your voice is too low for me

vc fala Portuguese ne? Eu tenho um problema, tenho um iMac 27 com 3TB fusion. todos os drivers desaparecem e esta sem CoreStorage logical volume groups. sera que vc poderia me ajudar? grato!

i am trying to format and when i type /dev/disk3 1 GPT HFS+ USB16G 16G , say disk util permission denied can you help me

Unable to change file mode on the ''file'' 🥺

thank you man, loved it!

Need your email address !

bro speak up

I try in terminal to add my id to sudoers to become sudoer admin but: I can enter sudoers file with visudo command but cannot receive answer "root" after "whoami" question but it tells my id, such confused here

As you say, sometimes updates cause glitches. One of my programs could be endangered. Every few days I get an "updates available" message, then "install" or "later." This message is very annoying. How can I stop this message from constantly appearing? Thanks.

What happens if I dont backup? Will anything be deleted? And plus I have 600GB+ of free space available!

Thanks for the tutorial but it says: com.apple.DiskManagement.disenter error -119930868.

when i type Sudo visudo it doesnt work for me im on bigsur

thanks for share.. very usefull

Thanks very clean video. straight to the point.. Good job buddy

thank you it worked for me.

how do u clear all command history u ran in the past

where do you do your editings from the intro looks kinda cool

I can't. the disk doesn't appear in the terminal window. please help!

but you didn't explain how to provide access to the other user that is not root.

How can you setup the permissions for the test_dir folder, so that any new created file in test_dir will have automatically both read and write permission for everyone ?

for me it says permission denied, im using mac os bigsur

Thank you for your video. Unfortunately, my 1 TB SSD external HD doesn't show up in Disk Utility (MacBook Pro 2011) or in the terminal diskutil list, but it does show up like normal on my other MacBook Pro 2012 screen when I plug it in (same cable). Any advice on what could be the issue? The USB ports on the 2011 work fine with other devices. Thank you very much!

no puedo :(

Do you need to use your user password? Because i tried that and it doesn't work.

Can you please help me D: sudo: /etc/sudoers is world writable. how to fix?

Bro, thank you. You have no idea how badly this saved me.

my PC is only showing 15 commands how to see all commands from start 859 mongo 860 brew uninstall mongodb-community 861 brew cleanup 862 brew install mongodb/brew/mongodb-community 863 sudo mongod --config /usr/local/etc/mongod.conf 864 brew services start mongodb-community 865 brew services stop mongodb-community 866 brew services list 867 brew services start mongodb-community 868 brew services list 869 cd Downloads 870 cd mongodb-compass-1.26.1-darwin-x64.dmg 871 mongod --config /usr/local/etc/mongod.conf 872 mongo --help 873 mongod --dbpath=/path/to/mongo/db 874 mongo

Good explanation -- helped me a lot. Great job! Thanks.