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Re: OS X to OS 9 restart script...
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Re: OS X to OS 9 restart script...


  • Subject: Re: OS X to OS 9 restart script...
  • From: "John C. Welch" <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 14 Nov 2001 11:28:39 -0500

On 11/13/2001 19:36, "J.B. Stewart" <email@hidden> wrote:

> I suspect there are a lot of people on this list in the same fix I am. I'm
> fairly competent with a Mac (and Applescript) or on a PC (yuck) but am a
> novice
> at Unix. Those of you out there that know Unix please explain what you post. I
> need all the help I can get and so do many others. Cryptic posts only serve to
> frustrate.

I wasn't trying to be cryptic. I was pointing you at the tool you need, as a
sign post.

You have to run bless as root, otherwise, nothing happens. That's in the man
page for bless. Also in the man page, near the bottom, are some examples.
What works for me, (a single volume, 9 and X on that volume is)

bless -folder "/System/Library/CoreServices" -folder9 "/System Folder"
-use9

You have to put the path in quotes, spaces or not. There are also examples
that give you tips on dealing with multiple volumes, etc. Note, if
everything is on one volume, the you won't have any entries in /Volumes, so
that part of the path can and should be ignored. As well, in that case, you
don't need to supply a drive name.

john

--
"March or Die"
- French Foreign Legion


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