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I restarted my computer with the target disk (Macintosh HD) as the startup disk. I could run terminal from there and do what I wanted. I would still love to know how to move between drives (volumes) from the command line. Thanks

ssmiths-Computer:~ ssmith$ sudo cd "Macintosh HD" /usr/bin/cd: line 4: cd: Macintosh HD: No such file or directory ssmiths-Computer:~ ssmith$ cd Macintosh\ HD -bash: cd: Macintosh HD: No such file or directory ssmiths-Computer:~ ssmith$

Hi I am trying access an ibook in target disk mode via terminal. I see the following: ssmiths-Computer:~ ssmith$ ls -l /Volumes total 8 drwxrwxr-t 27 root admin 952 Apr 18 09:26 LaCie drwxrwxr-t 29 root admin 1020 Apr 18 08:54 Macintosh HD drwxrwxr-t 33 root admin 1156 Apr...

We are connecting to a Windows 2003 server and using resources on it with both the PPC and Intel based Macs running 10.4.9. We have no problems changing a password on a PPC, but the Intel based Macs fail 100% of the time. I will have our network admin check the server settings, but if all ppcs...

The update did not solve the password change issue. Is Apple out there listening?

We can access Windows server resources on an Intel based Mac, but we cannot change passwords. MSUAM is installed. OS = Tiger 10.4. most recent update. All PPCs work. Seems to be related to the Intel. Error = "-50" Has anyone else experienced this? Any solutions? Thank You