http://macmost.com/using-terminal-to-copy-files.html MacMost: Making the most of your Mac, iPhone and iPad. Sun, 21 Mar 2010 21:06:12 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 http://macmost.com/using-terminal-to-copy-files.html#comment-20587 ouriel Sun, 21 Feb 2010 21:25:03 +0000 http://macmost.com/using-terminal-to-copy-files.html#comment-20587 Man, you really made my day! I was stuck with my whole itunes library, and no possibility to copy it back to a newly formatted FAT32 external drive. I wish I had found your post earlier. Would have saved me some precious time. You're first in my bookmarks now! Man, you really made my day! I was stuck with my whole itunes library, and no possibility to copy it back to a newly formatted FAT32 external drive. I wish I had found your post earlier. Would have saved me some precious time. You’re first in my bookmarks now!

]]> http://macmost.com/using-terminal-to-copy-files.html#comment-16776 Homer Sat, 02 May 2009 02:35:58 +0000 http://macmost.com/using-terminal-to-copy-files.html#comment-16776 Thanks for the tip! To place volumes/folders/files names; Instead of typing it in the terminal, you can open a Finder window, then locate the desired source (or destination), then simply drag-and-drop the object inside the Terminal window. The complete path will be entered automatically by Unix at the cursor position. Thanks for the tip!
To place volumes/folders/files names; Instead of typing it in the terminal, you can open a Finder window, then locate the desired source (or destination), then simply drag-and-drop the object inside the Terminal window. The complete path will be entered automatically by Unix at the cursor position.

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