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Removal of hostconfig file will prevent OS X booting
boot off an old OS9 bootable CD and make your changes, unless of course you have a newer mac that can't boot 9...
Removal of hostconfig file will prevent OS X booting
I tried that. I think you'll find it impossible without something like FileBuddy. I stand to be corrected but the /etc folder was invisible and there is no way in from the regular finder. FileBuddy could see through to the files but is unable to save a new file to that location, so you just better hope you have a spare hostconfig file in there already.
Use "Go to Folder..." [Shift-Command-G]
You can use the "Go to Finder..." menu selection (in the Go menu) to get to any directory (hidden or otherwise) you have permission to view. Type "/etc" (without the quotes) in the drop down dialog box. You can also use Tab completion and "~username" shortcuts.
Use "Go to Folder..." [Shift-Command-G]
Not from within OS9 you can't. Which is the problem. |
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