How to create a bootable macOS Mojave
- Download the macOS Mojave files. You can download it from Mac App Store.- Once you have your Mojave file all ready to go,
- Download the macOS Mojave files. You can download it from Mac App Store.- Once you have your Mojave file all ready to go,
Mac OS Mojave Install - How Do I Create a bootable USB for Mac OS Mojave? The bootable USB flash drive with macOS Mojave is useful if you
Mac OS Mojave Install - How Do I Create a bootable USB for Mac OS Mojave? The bootable USB flash drive with macOS Mojave

To create a bootable flash drive you need a USB drive with a capacity of 8 gigabytes and a one cup of coffee

– Download the macOS Mojave files. You can download it from Mac App Store.
– Once you have your Mojave file all ready to go, close the installer that automatically pops up. You don’t want to be installing it just yet.
– Open a Finder window and head to Applications. Right-click on Install macOS 10.14 and select the Show Package Contents option.
– Open Contents > Resources. You’re going to need something from this sub-folder from here in a minute.
– Fire up Terminal either via Spotlight or from Applications > Utilities. Once open, type sudo followed by a space.
– Drag the createinstallmedia to that newly opened Terminal window.
– Now enter the following command, which will once again be followed by a space: –volume.
– Next up and back in Finder, select Go > Go To Folder. In here type /Volumes and click the Go button.
– Connect your USB drive and watch for it appearing in the Finder window.
– Drag the USB drive volume into the still open Terminal window.
– Press return, submitting the command that we just built via the magic of drag and drop.
– Type a y when prompted and hit return again.
– Go and make a coffee – this whole process can take around 30 minutes and will see the USB drive be erased before the installer is copied over.
After the flash drive is created – restart the Mac holding down the Option key, so you boot from the USB flash drive to begin installing the macOS Mojave.
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