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Okay - so I've used this guide http://www.insanelymac.com/forum/index.php...p;#entry1095517

 

And followed it step by step with everything working fine, but when I get to step 24:

24) In terminal type the following:

cd /library/preferences/systemconfiguration

sudo pico com.apple.Boot.plist

<Enter your password and press enter>

 

Now find the lines that read:

<key>Kernel Flags</key>

<string></string>

 

and change them to:

<key>Kernel Flags</key>

<string>-v FSB=133 memoryType=19 memorySpeed=533 debug=0x100</string>

 

Press ctrl-x, followed by 'Y' to save

 

- This is were I get the trouble I write the command line in Terminal and it asks me to enter my password and then I simply can't write anything at all? Anybody knows a solution to this problem, or if it is important to do this step? (I suppose it is?)

 

Thanks in advance

When typing a password in OS X terminal, nothing is displayed. In other words you are typing and everything is entering, it's just doesn't displayed. Just type in the password and hit enter. It is a security measures, a mark from Unix roots of OS X :D

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