I think I have a failed installation issue from trying to install Catalina. Apparently there wasn’t enough space, and when it restarted I wasn’t able to log into my MacBook. Every time I do, the progress bar goes halfway, and then the MacBook shuts down.
I’ve tried to use command + S boot up, but it just shows the login screen as usual. It doesn’t show the terminal, except when I shut it back down or restart (for a brief second).
This means I have to use recovery mode’s terminal. I need to use the terminal in recovery mode to delete my Adobe apps so I can free up space to reinstall Catalina from recovery mode. The problem is, when I navigate to cd /Applications, there’s nothing but Safari.app and Utilities. How do I find my Adobe apps?!
I ran ls in cd /Volumes, and it says:
Macintosh HD
Macintosh HD - Data
macOS Base System
/Applications
is looking at the wrong drive. Try/Volumes/[Macintosh HD - Data]/Applications/
Double-check the drive name, Catalina renames them - support.apple.com/en-us/HT210650 – Tetsujin Nov 17 '19 at 15:53df
command needs to be run to show the mounted volumes. / is the installer that’s running and not your actual internal drive with your apps and your data. – bmike♦ Nov 17 '19 at 15:57