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Saturday October 19, 2002

Mini-me needs love.

The Archive Install completed in record time on Thursday night (something like 45 mintues). However, it didn't fix my problem. So I created a new user (matt vs. mraible) and that fixed the problem. So I'm still in the process of moving everything from /Users/mraible to /Users/matt. I can't seem to remove the old mraible directory through the normal means - so I might be in the mood for a full clean install shortly. Why not? I've done it on every other OS I use. This is just another reason to get OS X certified, then I'll know how to fix these types of issues.

Posted in Mac OS X at Oct 19 2002, 03:33:53 AM MDT Add a Comment
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