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Connect the USB flash drive to the Mac if you haven’t done so already, name the drive “UNTITLED”.

Mistakes with syntax can lead to permanent data loss, or the erasure and formatting of the wrong disk, so proceed at your own risk. This process requires using the command line, if you are not comfortable using the Terminal than it is better to avoid this process.

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How to Make a Bootable macOS Catalina 10.15 Beta USB Installer Drive The Mac will also need to be online so that it can download the MacOS Catalina installer, if that hasn’t already be accomplished.

Knowledge and understanding of the command line and Terminal.

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A complete “Install macOS Catalina.app” installer application residing in the /Applications/ folder on the Mac (you can download full macOS installers from Terminal with these instructions on newer MacOS releases, otherwise use the MacOS Catalina download link via App Store).

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USB flash drive (16GB or larger) – this will become the boot install driver for MacOS Catalina, it will be formatted so any data on this drive will be erased to become the boot installer.The following prerequisites are necessary to make a bootable installer drive for macOS Catalina: Requirements to Create a Bootable macOS Catalina USB Install Drive We’ll walk through how to create a boot USB install drive for MacOS Catalina 10.15.

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What upsets me most is not just the bugs, but Webroot’s inconsistency in acknowledging, identifying, solving and communicating the issues to its Mac users.Bootable USB installers offer an easy way to upgrade multiple Macs to macOS Catalina, to perform clean installs of MacOS Catalina, to perform maintenance from a boot disk like formatting disks, modifying disk partitions, and performing restorations, and much more. If these are not fixed I am deleting WSA (if possible) from my two Macbooks and moving on. I’ll give WSA one more revision, supposedly coming this month. Why you would even suggest that it “should be” defies any reasonable explanation.

I now get a pop-up message in the middle of a scan after the MB starts up that says it needs Full Disk Access even though it is already checked in Systems Preferences > Security & Privacy > Full Disk : WSA in its most recent or past versions is NOT compatible with Catalina, in any of its versions.

WSA ignores the UNCHECKED box for Enable Scheduled Scans.

Cold-Start or restart a Macbook on battery and WSA launches and starts a scan and runs down the battery.

WSA ignores the setting to NOT run when on battery.

All of these problems have started since installing the first version of Catalina. I am running the latest version of Catalina and WSA on a Macbook. And, yes, I forwarded them to your tech support folks - multiple times - with a wide array of responses, procedures, re-installs and no fixes regardless of the “updates”. OK, here’s a list of the most significant problems, in case you are not aware of them. Is there a particular problem you’re experiencing? Happy to help in any way I can!

Customer should be compatible with both versions.

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