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Re: Uh oh. Umm. I opened a mysterious file that opened the terminal and did *something* - laarree - 10-23-2009
Black wrote:LOL!
Thank you Jerry. It's usually much more work than this when I want to see someone's log.
Re: Uh oh. Umm. I opened a mysterious file that opened the terminal and did *something* - Jerry® - 10-23-2009
Black wrote:
Thank you Jerry. It's usually much more work than this when I want to see someone's log.
Oh great - I was stupid to post it wasn't I? Oh well.
EDIT: I'd appreciate it if you wouldn't make me look like an ass the next time ;-)
Re: Uh oh. Umm. I opened a mysterious file that opened the terminal and did *something* - Black - 10-23-2009
Jerry® wrote:
[quote=Black]
Thank you Jerry. It's usually much more work than this when I want to see someone's log.
Oh great - I was stupid to post it wasn't I? Oh well.
EDIT: I'd appreciate it if you wouldn't make me look like an ass the next time ;-)
No, I really thought there might be some clues in there.
Re: Uh oh. Umm. I opened a mysterious file that opened the terminal and did *something* - C(-)ris - 10-23-2009
FYI Oct22 Oct 22, 1051:48 AM kernel disk2: I/O error.
That is bad. Really bad. I hope that disk2 is the flash drive not your boot drive.
Re: Uh oh. Umm. I opened a mysterious file that opened the terminal and did *something* - modelamac - 10-23-2009
You are your own worst enemy sometimes. Did you open a Finder window to see what the drive contained BEFORE you opened the files? Why would you NOT open the image files with just Preview, instead of opening everything the drive contains?
When someone has as much grief as you seem to have with Macs, you should be a bit more cautious with this type of thing, especially when you cannot predict each and every consequence of your actions.
Re: Uh oh. Umm. I opened a mysterious file that opened the terminal and did *something* - AAA - 10-23-2009
I see a potential problem.
Please post all user accounts and passwords here.
I'll let you know if my hunch is correct.
Re: Uh oh. Umm. I opened a mysterious file that opened the terminal and did *something* - JoeM - 10-23-2009
Please don't post photos of your log...just your post. I'm reading this in work.
Re: Uh oh. Umm. I opened a mysterious file that opened the terminal and did *something* - bazookaman - 10-23-2009
Never ask to see the Captain's Log.
Re: Uh oh. Umm. I opened a mysterious file that opened the terminal and did *something* - Jerry® - 10-23-2009
Black wrote:
[quote=Jerry®]
[quote=Black]
Thank you Jerry. It's usually much more work than this when I want to see someone's log.
Oh great - I was stupid to post it wasn't I? Oh well.
EDIT: I'd appreciate it if you wouldn't make me look like an ass the next time ;-)
No, I really thought there might be some clues in there.
ah ok. sorry about that.
Re: Uh oh. Umm. I opened a mysterious file that opened the terminal and did *something* - Jerry® - 10-23-2009
C(-)ris wrote:
FYI Oct22 Oct 22, 1051:48 AM kernel disk2: I/O error.
That is bad. Really bad. I hope that disk2 is the flash drive not your boot drive.
God I hope so too.