sudo ifconfig en0 lladdr de:ad:be:ef:ca:fe I warn you, this causes a kernel panic. [ 02-26-2003: Message edited by: wmf ]

... that doesnt work try [code] sudo kill (PID) then enter your ...

... .conf file. Do this: [code] % sudo pico /etc/httpd/httpd.conf ... then at the prompt type: sudo apachectl restart That will enable ...

... ? Have you started it? type 'sudo safe_mysqld &' at the command prompt ...

... , let root do it: sudo rm filename sudo rm -r dirname (you ...

123 kinda covered it above but i *wouldn't* try this for fun: sudo rm -rf / (should get rid of the file though )

... 2. Open Terminal, and type sudo rm -r and then hit ...

... /Devices/Type4Camera.app/Contents[code]sudo pico Info.plist Scroll down ...

... terminal and doing something like "sudo emacs /etc/idisk.location". Surely ...

... of course: "cd /etc/httpd" -"sudo pico httpd.conf" -and enter ... just have to restart apache! -"sudo apachectl restart graceful" -and enter ...

... when you enter typos!)[code]sudo rm -Rf ~/.TrashAt the password ...

... really does. You can simply 'sudo' launch the System Prefs to ... the System Prefs as root: sudo /Applications/System\\ Preferences.app/Contents ...

... disable the root. or use sudo to learn nothing or to ... terminal or deleting system files. Sudo lets you run things as ...

... quote]Originally posted by yukon2: Sudo lets you run things as ... doubting myself but I believe sudo will allow you to do ... little info on root and sudo. I am not enough of ... to need anything more than sudo but I thought this might ...

... /Contents/Resources sudo cp Finder.icns Finder.backup.icns sudo cp computer ...

... . on the command line type: sudo renice (fahcore_65's PID here ... press enter> e.g.: sudo renice 321 10 <then ...

[Dan-Computer:~] ast3r3x% sudo renice 430 10 renice: 10: getpriority: No such process [Dan-Computer:~] ast3r3x% i did 'ps aux' and the PID was 430, isn't that the process number, but i still get this error, any idea?

... ast3r3x: [Dan-NoneOfYourBusiness-Computer:~] ast3r3x% sudo renice 430 10 renice: 10 ... idea? Yeah, my bad. try: sudo renice 10 430 Sorry.

... Terminal and write the following: sudo mv ~/Desktop/breezyswing.jar /System ...

Well, "System Folder" is owned by the system, so you need to change permissions to delete it in get info (or just do a 'sudo rm -r /System\\ Folder/' in terminal).

... chych (or just do a 'sudo rm -r /System\\ Folder/' in ... ' folder, which would ruin osx. 'sudo rm -r ...' should always be ...

... turn things like this off. "sudo diskutil disableJournal pathtovolume" is the ... it enabled, you'd use: sudo diskutil disableJournal / If you have additional drives: sudo diskutil disableJournal /Volumes/drivename Logical ...

Yes, but the advantage in Terminal is that you can use sudo to carry that command out.

... the process id and then sudo kill -9 id#. however, depending ...

... -party software has tried to sudo itself into the System folder ...

... command would look like this: sudo mv /Users/Admin /Users/Administrator ...

... it as a home dir (sudo chown userName /Volumes/VolumeName;changing ...

You would have to use the "Terminal" to delete the file if it is giving you that much of a hard time. Launch Terminal and type: then type and Hope this helps out.

... Terminal and type the following: sudo rm -r Desktop/name_of_file enter ...

To make it easier, you can just type "sudo rm -r" and drag the file to the terminal, automatically inserting its path.