Hello. I know that this message is a bit off-topic for this list,
but I am hoping that one of you unix folks will be able to
help me out.
I am setting up a public computer lab and experimenting
with how to set up the computers the best way. I decided to
try making "others" have their access to the partitions
(Macintosh HD and Backup, which are fresh installations of
OS 9 and 10.2) be limited to "none"
Well, it worked for System Prefs and some other things, but
when I tried it on the hard drive itself, it hosed the
computer. It boots up until it would normally begin to
initialize the network and then, blue screen. That's it.
Can somebody please help me by providing a unix
command that I can run from single-user mode to undo
this permission setting on Macintosh HD partition?
I'd really appreciate it. FYI - I can successfully boot to OS 9
on the hard drive. So, if there's a way to undo the damage
from OS 9, that would work too.
I'm trying to recover a documentation file that I spent quite a
bit of time working on, which I can't access from OS 9. I'm
also hoping to save myself from having to reinstall OS X.
thanks,
-samantha
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