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For security and protection purposes, Apple has restricted the ability to create files in the root directory starting from macOS Big Sur. Even if you use sudo with root privileges, you cannot create files directly in the root directory. However, Apple has provided a workaround solution using Firmlinks, a link mechanism similar to Unix symbolic links, that can satisfy specific user requirements without compromising the system. Many online solutions require users to restart the computer and enter recovery mode, which is complicated. This article introduces a more convenient and secure solution that can be done in just two steps (or strictly speaking, just one step).

Due to the update of the permission system and the default system shell from bash to zsh in macOS Catalina 10.15, it was found that starting MongoDB from the command line was not working as before. After running the command, an error message was directly reported: “Developer cannot be verified”, as shown in the figure below: Solution: Open System Preferences and go to Security & Privacy, click on Allow Anyway on the right side of the red rectangle at the bottom to resolve the issue.