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May 09 2021

Abra The Last Witch Mac OS


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I have a MacBook Pro 2105. I cannot get back to Mac OS X. I've tried multiple times restarting/powering off computer and pressing down the option key. It does give me the icon to click to switch to Mac but every time I click on it, it restarts and gives me a symbol with a circle and slash (indicating it can't/ won't perform the function). Witch now runs in 64-bit mode if required, so you don't have to restart System Preferences when accessing Witch's preferences on Mac OS X 10.6 anymore. Automatic updates via Sparkle. Activate (just brings a given application to the front) and Relaunch (might also open a new window, just like clicking a Dock icon might) items are now displayed.

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Hi all,
What can go wrong is the same thing that can go wrong when you yank the cord on an external drive... Any app that had files open on that drive will suddenly find that it can't read or write them anymore. What this does to the app will vary by app. You will also be leaving the filesystem on that drive in an inconsistant state, and it would be a very good idea to run First Aid against it before using it again.
- Avi

if the volume is a read-only disk image or a CD, then you needn't worry about this.

I seem to have a pooched partition on my drive. I try to fix or re-format it, Disk Utility tells me that it is in use, and can't unmount it.
When I run hdiutil to try to force the eject, I get this message:
'hdiutil: detach: 'disk1s9' failed to unmount due to error 22 (dissenter -1).'
This is a big problem since it's my main OS X partition on this drive! I can't even re-partition or re-format the complete drive, since it simply won't un-mount the drive.
I run df, and it shows the volume, but fstat or lsof does not show that the volume is even in use!
I tried starting up with OS 9.2.2, but it seems to hang at startup, like it's trying to wait for this volume to open. When I have the drive in an external firewire port, I can start it up after booting, but Disk Setup says that it can't initialize it.
Any ideas how to fix this?
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Blue Skies,
Tak

The following is dangerous - proceed cautiously! Backup and/or disconnect all important devices before doing this! How to clear your entire primary drive and get it ready for repartitioning: 1. Boot the Mac OS X CD (hold C) 2. Go into single-user mode (hold Option-S) 3. Run these commands: 4. Boot the Mac OS X CD (well, it happens by default now) 5. Use Disk Utility to partition the drive 6. Proceed with the installation as normal If you feel lucky, you can also edit the map (partition table) of /dev/rdisk0 interactively by just running 'pdisk' and using the prompts. Have fun, - Jake
Is invoking df really necessary? From the help screen, in Tiger:

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I could not live without What's Keeping Me. You type in the name of the volume you need to eject, and it tells you which processes are 'keeping it' tied down to your system. That way, you can find the problem, and hopefully resolve it in a civilised way. Then bring out hdiutil.

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