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  • What command lines do you use, and what are they for?For those of us Mac users who aren't Unix gurus yet OS X is pretty but we're really only scratching the surface.<br /> <br /> I was wondering what co…

    ... p 'pico' alias sp 'sudo pico' #sudo pico alias psa 'ps -acex ... the directory then 'ls'. The 'sudo pico' is for when I ...
    kaboom kaboom July 2002 macOS
  • What command lines do you use, and what are they for?For those of us Mac users who aren't Unix gurus yet OS X is pretty but we're really only scratching the surface.<br /> <br /> I was wondering what co…

    ... connection su - become another user sudo - execute command as another user ...
    ghost_user_name ghost_user_name July 2002 macOS
  • What command lines do you use, and what are they for?For those of us Mac users who aren't Unix gurus yet OS X is pretty but we're really only scratching the surface.<br /> <br /> I was wondering what co…

    I'm no *nix geek, but these are the commands I have to use since they're not (satisfactory) implemented in a GUI form under OS X. sudo mv rm nslookup whois Sing along, you know the lyrics...
    whyatt thrash whyatt thrash July 2002 macOS
  • What command lines do you use, and what are they for?For those of us Mac users who aren't Unix gurus yet OS X is pretty but we're really only scratching the surface.<br /> <br /> I was wondering what co…

    ahhh, here we go. i was trying to write up a list of command lines and needed to find this stupid thread. dunno if this was already in here or not, but here's another good one. sudo update_prebinding -root / speeds stuff up nice...
    alcimedes alcimedes September 2002 macOS
  • What command lines do you use, and what are they for?For those of us Mac users who aren't Unix gurus yet OS X is pretty but we're really only scratching the surface.<br /> <br /> I was wondering what co…

    [quote]Originally posted by alcimedes: sudo update_prebinding -root / When you put that in will it ask you for your password? Thanks.
    imacfp imacfp September 2002 macOS
  • What command lines do you use, and what are they for?For those of us Mac users who aren't Unix gurus yet OS X is pretty but we're really only scratching the surface.<br /> <br /> I was wondering what co…

    ... demo. At home, I use sudo occasionally to get rid of ...
    kesh kesh October 2002 macOS
  • When does your Apple computer crash?But for a few exceptions, my friend's 500 MHz DVD/CD-R iBook with 256 MB RAM (my primary computer until I purchase a new Powerbook following the Keyn…

    ... has frozen- i issue a sudo shutdown now, followed by an ...
    serrano serrano July 2002 macOS
  • cant login as root!When ever you login to root user your type in su.<br /> The next line of text in the terminal is Password:<br /> After that I can't type in the…

    ... easily get mixed up. Use sudo otherwise.
    123 123 July 2002 macOS
  • cant login as root!When ever you login to root user your type in su.<br /> The next line of text in the terminal is Password:<br /> After that I can't type in the…

    ... easily get mixed up. Use sudo otherwise. May I ask, whats ...
    barto barto July 2002 macOS
  • cant login as root!When ever you login to root user your type in su.<br /> The next line of text in the terminal is Password:<br /> After that I can't type in the…

    ... achieved through the Terminal command sudo. If you want a full ... "su" to root; just use "sudo -s". [ 07-15-2002: Message ...
    ghost_user_name ghost_user_name July 2002 macOS
  • Linux "power user"/kernel developer -- will I be happy with OS X?I'm considering switching to an LCD iMac running OS X, and am trying to figure out if I'll be happy, or if I'll feel &quot;claustrophobic&quot;.<br /…

    ... tweak you can chmod and sudo to your heart's content ...
    colorclassicg4 colorclassicg4 July 2002 macOS
  • .tcshrcWhere is my .tcshrc under OS X?

    ... =auto' alias fmake='./configure && make && sudo make install && echo "\t\t ...
    stimuli stimuli July 2002 macOS
  • Finder Window Prefs not StickingWhenever I reboot my PBG4, I lose the Finder preferences I set for most of my folders.<br /> <br /> Is there a preference file that I can delete to r…

    ... wipe your whole drive clean. sudo find / -name .DS_Store -exec rm ...
    ghost_user_name ghost_user_name July 2002 macOS
  • Finder Window Prefs not StickingWhenever I reboot my PBG4, I lose the Finder preferences I set for most of my folders.<br /> <br /> Is there a preference file that I can delete to r…

    ... have permission. So I used "sudo rm .DS_Store", was prompted for ...
    escher escher July 2002 macOS
  • Finder Window Prefs not StickingWhenever I reboot my PBG4, I lose the Finder preferences I set for most of my folders.<br /> <br /> Is there a preference file that I can delete to r…

    ... by Escher: So I used "sudo rm .DS_Store", was prompted for ...
    kickaha kickaha July 2002 macOS
  • 6c106 buildi have two partitions, i have OS X, and 9 on each, if i install this on my biggest partition with all my files and OS X goes wacko, all my files will…

    ... go to the terminal and "sudo shutdown now". After that you ...
    the pie man the pie man July 2002 macOS
  • Unix Geek neededcan someone tell me if that phrase does what she should do ?<br /> <br /> [code] sudo find / -name .DS_Store -exec rm {} \\; &lt;/pre&gt;&lt;hr&gt;&l…

    ... what she should do ? [code] sudo find / -name .DS_Store -exec rm ... . However, do this first. [code] sudo find / -name .DS_Store -print This ... files, do the following: [code] sudo find / -name .DS_Store -exec rm ...
    brian paulsen brian paulsen July 2002 macOS
  • Unix Geek neededcan someone tell me if that phrase does what she should do ?<br /> <br /> [code] sudo find / -name .DS_Store -exec rm {} \\; &lt;/pre&gt;&lt;hr&gt;&l…

    I'm not sure how safe that is compared to [code]sudo find / -name .DS_Store -print0 | xargs -0 rm -rf I know this incantation will not mess up if you hit paths with spaces in its name and stuff like that. No iTunes installer fiasco for instance.
    eugene eugene July 2002 macOS
  • Unix Geek neededcan someone tell me if that phrase does what she should do ?<br /> <br /> [code] sudo find / -name .DS_Store -exec rm {} \\; &lt;/pre&gt;&lt;hr&gt;&l…

    ... that is compared to [code]sudo find / -name .DS_Store -print0 | xargs ...
    defiant defiant July 2002 macOS
  • A Windows user mini-review of Mac OS XHi all, this is is my first post in a few years on AI. <br /> First allow me to give you some background: I am currently a Windows user both at home …

    ... . Open terminal and type [code] sudo renice <priority> < ... , you don't need the sudo.
    qazii qazii August 2002 macOS
  • Boot Screen TextI found this command in a mac addict magazine that lets you see everything on your mac loading instead of just looking at a startup screen. Does any…

    ... command in the Terminal: [code]sudo nvram boot-args=-v Yes ...
    ghost_user_name ghost_user_name August 2002 macOS
  • Removing OS9 from my systemCurrently I have both OS9 and OS 10.2 installed on my system I have no need for OS9 any longer and I would like to remove it from my computer. How w…

    ... a window and: 1) type 'sudo rm -rf System\\ Folder' (or you could just type sudo rm -rf and drag the ...
    torifile torifile August 2002 macOS
  • Removing OS9 from my systemCurrently I have both OS9 and OS 10.2 installed on my system I have no need for OS9 any longer and I would like to remove it from my computer. How w…

    ... this: Open the "Terminal" Type "sudo rm -R ../../System\\ Folder" You ... will be deleted. Next, type "sudo rm -R ../../Applications\\ \\(Mac OS ...
    kecksy kecksy August 2002 macOS
  • Removing OS9 from my systemCurrently I have both OS9 and OS 10.2 installed on my system I have no need for OS9 any longer and I would like to remove it from my computer. How w…

    ... this: Open the "Terminal" Type "sudo rm -R ../../System\\ Folder" You ... will be deleted. Next, type "sudo rm -R ../../Applications\\ \\(Mac OS ...
    brianmacos brianmacos August 2002 macOS
  • Removing OS9 from my systemCurrently I have both OS9 and OS 10.2 installed on my system I have no need for OS9 any longer and I would like to remove it from my computer. How w…

    ... . Nothing is truly sacred with sudo. The only thing that could ...
    torifile torifile August 2002 macOS
  • Removing OS9 from my systemCurrently I have both OS9 and OS 10.2 installed on my system I have no need for OS9 any longer and I would like to remove it from my computer. How w…

    ... me remove that one. Type "sudo rm -R Desktop/Desktop\\ \\(Mac ...
    kecksy kecksy August 2002 macOS
  • Removing OS9 from my systemCurrently I have both OS9 and OS 10.2 installed on my system I have no need for OS9 any longer and I would like to remove it from my computer. How w…

    [quote]Originally posted by Pismo: Type "sudo rm -R Desktop/Desktop\\ \\(Mac OS 9\\)" Lol thanks I figure it out on my own any way thanks for all the help guys its late what are we all doing up any way
    brianmacos brianmacos August 2002 macOS
  • Why is java so slow in OSX?I thought OSX java was suppose to be fast and unproblematic. The opposite is the case.<br /> <br /> It's slow and suffers from so many screendraw pro…

    ... ). compiling programs with `./configure && make && sudo make install` may be difficult ...
    thuh freak thuh freak September 2002 macOS
  • Is there a command in Jag to release and renew a DHCP IP?I would love to know if there is a Terminal command (or an app for that matter) that will let me both release and renew a DHCP address if needed. Win…

    This should do it in Terminal, "down" de-activates and "up" activates the interface (en0 is Ethernet, en1 is Airport) [code] sudo ifconfig en0 down then [code] sudo ifconfig en0 up
    formerlurker formerlurker September 2002 macOS
  • Cool screen cappy feature in Jaguar:Immediately hit the spacebar after typing Command-Shift-4. Go on, do it! :0)<br /> <br /> Instead of crosshairs, you?ll see a little camera. Move th…

    ... ...and use a privileged user: sudo screencapture <filename> [ 09 ...
    eugene eugene September 2002 macOS
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