Jun 08, '04 10:45:00AM • Contributed by: Anonymous
- Log in as another user. If you have root enabled on the machine, that will work fine too.
- Go to /Users/your_username and double click to mount the sparseimage file. It will prompt you to enter your password to mount this image.
- Go to Applications -> Utilities -> Disk Utility
- Unmount the sparseimage. Note that the file name will still show up in the list of drives. Click on the sparseimage and chose "Repair Drive."
- Log out (I suggest rebooting) and try to log into your user again.
