By the way, there's a way to create /usr/local without rebooting four times like suggested in the doc: - Boot into Recovery (hold cmd+R during boot) - Open Di

By the way, there's a way to create /usr/local without rebooting four times like suggested in the doc: - Boot into Recovery (hold cmd+R during boot) - Open Disk Utility - Unlock your system drive (assuming it's encrypted) -- I forget where exactly the option was but it's in DU somewhere. - Open Terminal - Go to your system drive now mounted under /Volumes and do what you gotta do.