04-17-2007, 11:02 AM
[quote MacMagus]> I understand the usage of "rm filename" to delete files and "rm -r directoryname" to delete
> directories. It's gaining the privilege to do so without mounting the drive which sends it in a kernel panic
So that means that you have already attempted to write-mount the drive from Single User Mode?
Yes, I have. Mounting the drive causes a kernel panic every single time.
Also, mounting the drive in target mode causes the host computer to experience the same freeze up as when mounting that drive normally (a black rectangle with a grey power icon with "You need to restart your computer" in several languages - in white type).
> directories. It's gaining the privilege to do so without mounting the drive which sends it in a kernel panic
So that means that you have already attempted to write-mount the drive from Single User Mode?
Yes, I have. Mounting the drive causes a kernel panic every single time.
Also, mounting the drive in target mode causes the host computer to experience the same freeze up as when mounting that drive normally (a black rectangle with a grey power icon with "You need to restart your computer" in several languages - in white type).