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Open a terminal (applications / utilities ) session.

 

type:

 

sudo -s

(your password)

cd /Library/Preferences/SystemConfiguration/

nano com.apple.Boot.plist

 

your see a line with something like this

 

<string>-v .........</string>

 

remove the -v and leave the rest...

 

Now ctrl x

 

Save yes

 

name (leave as com.apple.boot.plist)

 

reboot

 

Done!

@lollet

u gave out a method to remove the verbose patch which was selected and installed at installation time..

is there a way to remove other few wrong patches so that i dont have to reinstall osx every time i make an error? :(

i installed at least 30 times :)

u gave out a method to remove the verbose patch which was selected and installed at installation time..

is there a way to remove other few wrong patches so that i dont have to reinstall osx every time i make an error?

There is no verbose patch, only a verbose option switch (-v) that you can set when booting with Darwin. Follow the link in my above post, if you want to learn how to edit the boot file.

 

hecker

Hecker - I think Swami was talking about the "Verbose Patch" option you can select when yon install OSX - I know not a patch as such, but it does change the way it boots!

 

Hi Swami....

 

The installation / upgrade of OSX changes alot of various different parts of the system, (it could be as simple as a configuration file change i.e. verbose mode, or copying different versions of files i.e. display drivers) So it's not as simple as asking for a quick list of how to undo all of them!

 

A bit of a pain I know, but if you get problems during an install / upgrade check on here as there's usually somebody else thats done exactly the same thing... otherwise post for help!

The Verbose Kexts or Verbose Patch option in the installation options screen misleads people into making them think that it actually installs a set of kexts to make it boot in Verbose. All it really does is add a line to the com.apple.boot.plist file.

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