Any pertinent information is greatly appreciated. The system starts up but I am still locked out? I did however notice when I type in ‘ls /users’ it tells me ‘Shared username username’ 2 usernames does this make a difference?) Localhost: / root# passwd username > return (yes I am useig the short username. But I don’t see System started but System complete. Root device on (local, read-only, journaled) Localhost: / root# /sbin/mount –uw > teturn No checking performed.įsck_hfs: Use the –f option to force checking. Run ‘ /sbin/fsck-y’ first and then ‘ /sbin/mount -uw /’Īfter attempting to run fsck –y, I receiver a message with says:įsck_hfs: Volume is journaled.
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COMMAND PROMPT TO RESET MAC POWER G5 FREE
COMMAND PROMPT TO RESET MAC POWER G5 PASSWORD
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