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Tools not on path...
Sounds like the /Developer/Tools directory isn't on your path. You should be able to execute the SetFile command by just typing:
/Developer/Tools/SetFileThen add the rest of the options as shown above and hit RETURN, and all should be good. -rob.
Tools not on path...
Thanks but....still no go. If I type /Developer/Tools/SetFile I get a bunch of options to choose from like -a, -c etc. If I type the above and then the original commands I still get command not found and bus error but no new Finder created. Any more ideas other than erasing my hard drive and reinstalling and configuring evrything? Argh.
Output from terminal?
Can you copy and paste the output from the two commands? This will help us figure out exactly what's not working. Specifically, open the terminal and:
% touch /System/Library/CoreServices/FinderDon't type the "%", of course. -rob.
Output from terminal?
OK - here's a copy/paste from the terminal after copy/pasting the commands.
Two problems...
It appears the original instructions are missing a "sudo" in front of both commands; this may very well have been my fault while entering them.
With your second command, I left out the "/" at the front of the path. So the revised commands should look like:
% sudo touch /System/Library/CoreServices/FinderSorry about that! -rob.
Two problems...
Yes! All fixed and the duplicate finder has been successfully rereated. Yippee and a huge THANK YOU to you. |
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