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mac update/ fixing a computer in a mcd
15 years ago
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[DUN DUN]
so I installed some kext(drivers) to get my wireless and sound to start/ stop working.
and went a little crazy and then tried to fix the wake from sleep problem and use a beta hack of 1.6.5 since the actual update atm the official is 1.6.4.
and I think I did too much at once. broke it
used a windows hack, to get into the mac partition, to delete what I did (since the 1.6.5 worked when I did it) and get rid of the kext I put in, and well some how the partition before I deleted anything, became corrupt and is now fucked over.
so I broke it again. while this is all sad, since it took me hours to get it working the way I wanted it. I am actually kinda giddy cause I like messing with that os and doing everything with it.
so its bad and good. just really fucking annoying. currently at a mcd's fixing some one else's computer for some extra cash and burning a disk on mine.
hate when customers won't let me go to their house, won't come to mine, so I gotta sit in a mcd fixing a damn computer. people just look at you weird.
and went a little crazy and then tried to fix the wake from sleep problem and use a beta hack of 1.6.5 since the actual update atm the official is 1.6.4.
and I think I did too much at once. broke it
used a windows hack, to get into the mac partition, to delete what I did (since the 1.6.5 worked when I did it) and get rid of the kext I put in, and well some how the partition before I deleted anything, became corrupt and is now fucked over.
so I broke it again. while this is all sad, since it took me hours to get it working the way I wanted it. I am actually kinda giddy cause I like messing with that os and doing everything with it.
so its bad and good. just really fucking annoying. currently at a mcd's fixing some one else's computer for some extra cash and burning a disk on mine.
hate when customers won't let me go to their house, won't come to mine, so I gotta sit in a mcd fixing a damn computer. people just look at you weird.
