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Can I erase and start my mac with unix command
Post 302532658 by verdepollo on Tuesday 21st of June 2011 03:40:14 PM
06-21-2011
As far as I remember "Cmd+V" is not for "safe-mode" boot but for "verbose-mode".
Try with "D" or "Cmd+D" to see that your drive does not have any issues (it should launch AHT utility).
As a totally different, cheap, passive, dirty and lazy approach you can take your mac to any apple store and I bet they'll help you boot and -if necessary- reinstall the OS for free.
Try with "D" or "Cmd+D" to see that your drive does not have any issues (it should launch AHT utility).
As a totally different, cheap, passive, dirty and lazy approach you can take your mac to any apple store and I bet they'll help you boot and -if necessary- reinstall the OS for free.
Last edited by verdepollo; 06-21-2011 at 04:46 PM..
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