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How to Open Mac’s Root Directory in Finder via Terminal

By default when you open your Terminal you’ll be inside the /Users/UserName directory. But what if you need access to the root directory of your Mac?

Well, you can always cd .. a couple of times, to move backwards from /Users/YourUserName to / (the root).

But that’s a waste of time, instead run this command:

open /

This will open a Finder window at the very root of your Mac computer, which gives you access to the Macintosh HD, Network and Remote Disc directories.

How to Open Mac’s Root Directory in Finder via  Terminal