Pndrgnsvc macrumors 6502 Original poster Jul 22, 2011 #1 I no longer have a Users/myname/Library within Lion, but it is present in my Snow Leopard volume. How do I get it back?😕
I no longer have a Users/myname/Library within Lion, but it is present in my Snow Leopard volume. How do I get it back?😕
kirky29 macrumors 68000 Jul 22, 2011 #2 Open Terminal and type: chflags nohidden /Users/<Username>/Library Replace <Username> with your username. -- There's lots of threads on this 🙂
Open Terminal and type: chflags nohidden /Users/<Username>/Library Replace <Username> with your username. -- There's lots of threads on this 🙂
Pndrgnsvc macrumors 6502 Original poster Jul 22, 2011 #3 I must be doing something wrong, I keep getting "no such file or directory."
Beavix macrumors 6502a Jul 22, 2011 #4 Pndrgnsvc said: I no longer have a Users/myname/Library within Lion, but it is present in my Snow Leopard volume. How do I get it back?😕 Click to expand... In Finder click on the Go menu and then press the Alt key, you'll see Library appearing as an option in the drop down.
Pndrgnsvc said: I no longer have a Users/myname/Library within Lion, but it is present in my Snow Leopard volume. How do I get it back?😕 Click to expand... In Finder click on the Go menu and then press the Alt key, you'll see Library appearing as an option in the drop down.
Pndrgnsvc macrumors 6502 Original poster Jul 22, 2011 #5 Beavix said: In Finder click on the Go menu and then press the Alt key, you'll see Library appearing as an option in the drop down. Click to expand... That worked just as you said, many thanks. But is there a way to add it so that it is always visible when in List or Columns view? And just curious, is that normal and why did Apple do such a thing?
Beavix said: In Finder click on the Go menu and then press the Alt key, you'll see Library appearing as an option in the drop down. Click to expand... That worked just as you said, many thanks. But is there a way to add it so that it is always visible when in List or Columns view? And just curious, is that normal and why did Apple do such a thing?
paulsalter macrumors 68000 Jul 22, 2011 #6 copy and paste the following into a terminal window, then drag it to the left pane to have it in there chflags nohidden ~/Library/
copy and paste the following into a terminal window, then drag it to the left pane to have it in there chflags nohidden ~/Library/
Watabou macrumors 68040 Jul 22, 2011 #7 Pndrgnsvc said: That worked just as you said, many thanks. But is there a way to add it so that it is always visible when in List or Columns view? And just curious, is that normal and why did Apple do such a thing? Click to expand... Just type this into Terminal: Code: chflags nohidden ~/Library/ and then press enter. The library folder should automatically reappear. And I suppose Apple did this to prevent users from deleting important files from it.
Pndrgnsvc said: That worked just as you said, many thanks. But is there a way to add it so that it is always visible when in List or Columns view? And just curious, is that normal and why did Apple do such a thing? Click to expand... Just type this into Terminal: Code: chflags nohidden ~/Library/ and then press enter. The library folder should automatically reappear. And I suppose Apple did this to prevent users from deleting important files from it.
Pndrgnsvc macrumors 6502 Original poster Jul 22, 2011 #8 paulsalter said: copy and paste the following into a terminal window, then drag it to the left pane to have it in there chflags nohidden ~/Library/ Click to expand... That worked exactly as designed. Bravo! And all is again, right with the world. Well, thank's to you kind souls.😀
paulsalter said: copy and paste the following into a terminal window, then drag it to the left pane to have it in there chflags nohidden ~/Library/ Click to expand... That worked exactly as designed. Bravo! And all is again, right with the world. Well, thank's to you kind souls.😀