> On Feb 22, 9:56 am, Jonas Lopez wrote:
>> Problem with Applejack instructions
I used Applejack to test my RAM.
I never log in either, I am the only user on my machine.
All I did was Shut Down, then Start up using Cmd-S.
The rest was pretty automatic.
No problems.
Good luck
Greetings ( + )!( + )
If the instruction that come with the applejack application are not
understandable then I would recommend that you trash the program and
not attempt to run it under any circumstance.
Best regards,
- Harry -
On Feb 22, 9:56 am, Jonas Lopez wrote:
> Problem w
Earlier, at 1:37 pm -0600 2/22/09, Eric Volker wrote:
>I'm not sure about those instructions, but the way
>I've always used
>AppleJack is to do a complete Shutdown from the Apple
>Menu. You would
>then start your Mac back up. After the startup chime,
>hold down CMD-S
>until a black screen comes up
At 1:37 PM -0600 2/22/2009, Eric Volker wrote:
>I'm not sure about those instructions, but the way I've always used
>AppleJack is to do a complete Shutdown from the Apple Menu. You would
>then start your Mac back up. After the startup chime, hold down CMD-S
>until a black screen comes up. Once
On Feb 22, 2009, at 11:56 AM, Jonas Lopez wrote:
>
> Problem with Applejack instructions
>
> I want to use this and can read and understand, but as is the case
> here, the writer assumes you know more than we do and then tells us
> of a danger, so here is the problem:
At 9:56 AM -0800 2/22/2009, Jonas Lopez wrote:
>Problem with Applejack instructions
>
>I want to use this and can read and understand, but as is the case
>here, the writer assumes you know more than we do and then tells us
>of a danger, so here is the problem:
>
>QUIT
Problem with Applejack instructions
I want to use this and can read and understand, but as is the case here, the
writer assumes you know more than we do and then tells us of a danger, so here
is the problem:
QUIT 1: I am a user and am logged in, when I am done with the computer, I use
the
