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[Errno 2] with 10.14.4 #59
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Template file being used and pointing too dmg(s) { |
How did you create these DMGs? "/Volumes/Install macOS Mojave" sounds like an installer DMG and not a system DMG built with AutoDMG. |
Will check @chilcote and try again. Thanks |
any luck? |
we can close this.. created new DMG and working |
I an seeing the error "[Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/Volumes/Preboot 1/System/Library/CoreServices/SystemVersion.plist'"... Using an AutoDMG-generated DMG containing macOS 10.14.5 (build 18F132). Rebuilt it 3 times - no luck. Vfuse 2.2.1 |
I'm facing the same issue " [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/Volumes/Recovery 1/System/Library/CoreServices/SystemVersion.plist' " |
Figured it out - I was performing all of this on a USB flash drive and for some reason the /Volumes/Preboot volume was appearing to Vfuse. Chilcote assisted me in Slack. I unmounted the volume and it worked. (he mentioned a possible long-term Vfuse fix will prevent/ignore this too). |
I had this same issue and dstranathan's solution worked for me. I manually mounted the DMG from AutoDMG, then manually unmounted the Preboot partition, then ran the vfuse command again and it went off without a hitch. |
This is not working for me...perhaps I am doing it wrong. I download Install macOS Mojave.app and moved it to my ~/Downloads folder. Then open it on AutoDMG (Version 1.9 (578)), drag drop. Which cause the following msg:
I then copy the Install macOS Mojave.app to an USB drive and drag drop to AutoDMG. This complete and I run the following command that result in error. Any idea how I can get around this ?
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It appears that having a volume mounted at /Volumes/Preboot is way more common than I thought. I'll have to fix vfuse to be smarter about that. In the meantime you can unmount that volume ( |
Thanks...no I got the following.
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I have recreated the DMG with AutoDMG 3 times :( |
I use the following and it worked!
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Reboot and running the command again fixed it for me. |
This should fix this problem |
Two different builds of 10.14.4
trying to use vfuse with template that worked before creating a new image for 10.14.4
Get the following error.
Thanks
Update
Using the Install_macOS_10.14.3-18D42.dmg there are no issues creating a new VM
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