And then delete the offending folder off her disk. [nt]

And then delete the offending folder off her disk. [nt].....
By: Citizen Z (OMG t3h bannz0red!; 16465)
Posted on: 11-21-2019 13:50.
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Lol, wut?

Here's an interesting problem. - Bean, 11-21-2019 07:43 (Views: 27; Replies: 29)

did you get it fixed? Or is she still in computer hell? [nt] - P. Briscoe, 11-26-2019 12:54 (Views: 6)

I haven't had a chance to look at it since. - Bean, 11-26-2019 16:19 (Views: 6)

I'll chant this mantra until I stop working with computers - Progressivebreaks, 11-24-2019 13:55 (Views: 22)

I think his problem is that he can't log into any of the console users on the Mac.... - P. Briscoe, 11-24-2019 14:19 (Views: 12)

Ah, didn't read properly - Progressivebreaks, 11-25-2019 07:29 (Views: 7)

A bash or python script could split the files into sub folders, that might help. - pudds, 11-24-2019 11:19 (Views: 11)

Macs come with a very old version of Python 2. - Bean, 11-24-2019 13:03 (Views: 7)

If you want a python 2 script and think you can get it to run, I'm happy to provide one [nt] - pudds, 11-24-2019 20:03 (Views: 5)

that simple bash script you wrote seems like it would fix the problem.... - P. Briscoe, 11-24-2019 20:14 (Views: 11)

never tried to uninstall the old python. Instead I just homebrew'ed the newest one... - P. Briscoe, 11-24-2019 13:33 (Views: 10)

Could try "find" in terminal - enet, 11-23-2019 19:03 (Views: 20)

will need to boot into single user mode probably - P. Briscoe, 11-23-2019 19:35 (Views: 12)

Well, there are two. But I'm pretty sure she did the same thing to the other one. - Bean, 11-24-2019 13:05 (Views: 8)

pudds bash script should work in single user mode or from the recovery partition - P. Briscoe, 11-24-2019 13:39 (Views: 9)

Nah, man, remove the HDD, mount it on another computer, copy everything. [nt] - Citizen Z, 11-21-2019 13:50 (Views: 9)

Not so easy with a drive that's soldered to the board. [nt] - Bean, 11-21-2019 14:08 (Views: 9)

When did they start doing this, btw?[nt] - Paul, 11-21-2019 14:11 (Views: 10)

2016 [nt] - P. Briscoe, 11-21-2019 15:59 (Views: 6)

Thank you. Just missed it. I think I do have the “fuck you lol” RAM tho [nt] - Paul, 11-21-2019 16:09 (Views: 7)

it's all in the name of security [nt] - P. Briscoe, 11-21-2019 16:46 (Views: 9)

Got a LOL [nt] - Paul, 11-21-2019 20:00 (Views: 7)

Not sure, but I was wrong above. - Bean, 11-21-2019 14:15 (Views: 14)

target mode is your solution. You need a thunderbolt cable and another mac. [nt] - P. Briscoe, 11-21-2019 14:32 (Views: 8)

And then delete the offending folder off her disk. [nt] - Citizen Z, 11-21-2019 13:50 (Views: 7)

might have to loop it. - P. Briscoe, 11-21-2019 08:12 (Views: 12)

oops my bad -t option not supported in BSD. [nt] - P. Briscoe, 11-21-2019 08:34 (Views: 7)

Actually I think Finder might be the best tool for what you want to do... - P. Briscoe, 11-21-2019 08:21 (Views: 16)

The Finder is unresponsive. - Bean, 11-21-2019 13:34 (Views: 12)

HO shit you need another mac to boot hers into Target Mode.... - P. Briscoe, 11-21-2019 14:07 (Views: 15)

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