At 8:47 AM -0600 9/19/05, Samual Acorn wrote:
a 'safe mode' would have come in handy here...... anyone out there have any infos as to why this even worked??
The Mac version of safe mode is generated by holding down the Shift key during boot. It disables all extensions and control panels with "INIT" code in them, and therefore boots a "just the basics" version of the operating system.
I think entering the debugger was irrelevant, it was you continuing to hold down the shift key that did the job.
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