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Well I find Macdrive useful for editing bits and bobs in OS x86. But when things really go wrong and you can't shut down OS X, the diskpermisions or something becomes brocken. Macdrive takes the defencive and only allows you to read the disk. Letting the see the error but not able to change it. I guess it's due to files writen on the drive.

Dose anyone know how to override this?

 

or I guess if I boot OSX in -s mode, I could mount the drive and repair it, so dose anyone know the commands to do this?

Sorry if this has been posted before but I did search.

 

Version 6.1.3 is out as well. the english upgrade is here:

http://download.mediafour.com/macdrive/mac..._enu_update.exe

if you own the original CD verison.h074.gif

 

Anyway thanks everyone

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OK. So I fix my disk, but the first question still stands, anyone?

 

I fix the disk by starting with -s, "/sbin/mount -uw /", "diskutility repairpermissions /", um it got stuck there so I 'ctrl' C'ed out, then typed reboot. Guess I don't need all that maybe just "reboot" would have done it.

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