Showing systems folders in Finder

Is it possible to view systems folder like /usr or /var in finder?

Open the AppleScript Editor in the /Applications/Utilities/ folder and run the following:
tell app "Finder" to quit
do shell script "defaults write com.apple.finder AppleShowAllFiles 1"
delay 2
tell app "Finder" to run
This script will not allow you to access anything which is set not to be readable by your user account. The /dev/ folder on the startup disk is hardcoded to be hidden to the GUI and cannot be revealed in the Finder by this or any other method. To turn it off, replace the 1 with a 0.
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Don Archibald wrote:
Hi, Mike -
…TWO System Folders became active….
Two System Folders may be present on the machine, but only one can be active at any given time.
Are the two System Folders each on a separate drive? Or are both on the same drive?
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Many folk have multiple OS's available on their machines. Usually they are segregated by being on different volumes (a volume - an unpartitioned drive, or a partition of a partitioned drive).
For example, I have two hard drives in the G4 I'm using. One drive has been partitoned into four volumes, the other into five volumes; in addition, I have a full-time external firerwire drive. This gives me 10 separate volumes. All could be bootable if I had an OS on each; I do have OS's on 7 of them, so I have 7 bootable volumes. One is a full duplucate (backup) of my primary boot volume, including the OS (OS 9.1); others are of different OS versions or configs, used for testing purposes or for specific needs.
There is no cross-contamination in this arrangement; prefs are updated, etc., only in the System Folder for the active OS, meaning the one then running the machine.
Hi Don, thanks for writing.
+> Are the two System Folders each on a separate drive? Or are both on the same drive?<+
The two System Folders are on each on separate drives.
+> If each is on its own drive, then the active one can be identified in several ways. The easiest way is to look at the drive icons on the right-hand side of the desktop - the icon for the boot volume (meaning the drive whose OS is in use) will be the one on top. If this is constant through reboots, then there is no change in which OS is being used, and its contents will be the most current.+
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1. The two "Archive and Installs" left me with two "Previous System Folders" on my hard drive that are almost 21 GB's!! I had 74 GB's free before and now have only 53. Can I dump those folders and get my space back? I sure hope so. If so, how do I safely do it?
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Hi Deb,
This may be ten days late, and way, way too long, but you might want to try some of these suggestions, especially if AppleCare, or someone else, hasn't fixed it for you. You'll probably need to print out all this stuff. It's all stuff I've found useful in similar situations. There is no particular order to check things, but you might want check the utility "Activity Monitor" first and then try setting up a new account. That has worked for me.
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If you haven't set up a new account before it will seem strange when you first startup. Nothing is the same - the desktop, dock, etc will be like when the machine was new. But often, using the new account, and finding the sluggishness is now gone, tells you the problem was in the old account - even if you can't find what the problem was. The old account is still there. But setting up the new account will take some additional drive space if you reinstall applications.
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If there was stuff running and you don't know why, check your Account (Apple Menu/System Prefs/Accounts). Accounts is the first item on the System row (next to last row down). Click Accounts and when it opens, click the the account you're using (if there are more than one). Then click the Login Items tab near the top of the window. You'll see a list of apps that launch whenever you start up (sometimes in the background). If you don't recognize some of what's there you can remove them using the [-] icon. You'll have to unlock the account with your password and then re-lock it to prevent others from changing stuff.
Restart or log-out and log-in and see if the machine is faster without one or more of the removed items. There are things that are best not touched, but you'll probably know by their names. Pretty much anything you'd add will be found in the Applications or Utility folders. Other stuff is added by applications when they are installed. Make a list of whatever you remove if you have to add it back. If an application needs something you removed, you may be asked to reinstall the app.
That's it - hope it helps.
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