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On Thursday, March 4, 2021 at 5:10:27 PM UTC+1 Manolo wrote:
I have once found in the web the name of the file that lists those directories which are writable and don't remember that info. But it's mostly useless because that file is unchangeable.
This is that file: /usr/share/firmlinks
It mentions /opt, /Applications (and /Users) which explains the intertwinning mentionned above. But /net is not in it. So it's not possible to put extra files in /net, even as root.
I don't know if /etc/synthetic.conf is a way to bypass these constraints, but I fear it's become much harder with macOS 11.
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