Then type Y and press Return to continue when prompted. Because you used the “sudo” command, the app needs you to provide the password to give it the necessary privileges.
Step 9: Press Return on the keyboard and enter the password for the machine.
You will now have a full command pre-populated ready for action. Click on this and drag and drop it into the Terminal window app. Step 8: Now, go back into the Finder window, select connected drives, and locate your USB drive. Step 7: Directly after the text that is automatically populated, type –volume, hit the Space bar so you should end up with “sudo –volume” You will notice that it places text into the Terminal window to give you the start of a terminal command. Type sudo, hit the space bar, and then drag and drop the createinstallmedia file from the Finder window into Terminal. Step 6: Keep that Finder window open and launch the Terminal application on the Mac.
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