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You need to use Terminal and sudo nano the file. This can be done with OSX booted.

 

Example: Open terminal. Type:

sudo nano (the path to com.apple.boot.plist)

I don't know the path off the top of my head. Enter it in place of the stuff in parentheses.

Enter your password when asked, then use nano to edit boot.plist. It's a basic text editor that runs in Terminal.

Sudo-ing the command gives root access, which overrides the protected status of com.apple.boot.plist and allows you to save changes made.

Edited by ErBiC
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