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Changing Default Shell
I bought a used MacBook G4 with Tiger 10.4.11
Running fine, then I noticed a few things were missing. I don't have Terminal or Netinfo Manager in my Utilities! I downloaded iTerm, but for some reason my shell is set to /dev/null I know I can change my shell using Netinfo Manager, but I don't have that either! The only command line interface I have is through single-user mode... Thanks in advance. |
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