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#1
October 18th, 2001, 01:31 PM
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| Reset pram? Is there any way to reset the pram under OSx or any function like this? I have a cd that every time I insert it, it will place a folder in the trash and also display the content on the disc wrong. How can I solve this?  |
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October 18th, 2001, 08:41 PM
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| Reset PRAM the same as Macs always do, opt-apple-P-R keys at boot, let the computer resest a few times, (Apple recomends 5 times for some conditions, a couple should usually be OK), but sounds like you're talking about rebuilding desktop file, hold the opt-apple keys when classic starts to load, if you have separate partitions or drives, all will rebuild, OS X volumes don't seem to do much. Problem with CD, does trash empty when CD is ejected? then might be a permanent problem on CD, Could be a preference file somewhere??  someone who knows more about the Inner FIles in OS X should be able to give some hints about this?!?!? |
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