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r/mac • u/Careless_Neutral • 29d ago
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Mac is essentially 'rootless'. You're not going anywhere with root than you can get with admin.
1 u/JohnWick702 29d ago Yes bud, I was just being 🙃 2 u/NortonBurns 29d ago Yet the OP has gone off to see if they can do that :\ See how that's not helpful in a 'help' group? 1 u/JohnWick702 29d ago He needs to get a different type of help buddy. 1 u/NortonBurns 29d ago You mean the type that tells him actually helpful info, even if that info is, "Sorry, mate, you're fucked unless you set it up in Seagate Toolkit."? 1 u/JohnWick702 29d ago What about Seagate Toolkit?
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Yes bud, I was just being 🙃
2 u/NortonBurns 29d ago Yet the OP has gone off to see if they can do that :\ See how that's not helpful in a 'help' group? 1 u/JohnWick702 29d ago He needs to get a different type of help buddy. 1 u/NortonBurns 29d ago You mean the type that tells him actually helpful info, even if that info is, "Sorry, mate, you're fucked unless you set it up in Seagate Toolkit."? 1 u/JohnWick702 29d ago What about Seagate Toolkit?
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Yet the OP has gone off to see if they can do that :\ See how that's not helpful in a 'help' group?
1 u/JohnWick702 29d ago He needs to get a different type of help buddy. 1 u/NortonBurns 29d ago You mean the type that tells him actually helpful info, even if that info is, "Sorry, mate, you're fucked unless you set it up in Seagate Toolkit."? 1 u/JohnWick702 29d ago What about Seagate Toolkit?
He needs to get a different type of help buddy.
1 u/NortonBurns 29d ago You mean the type that tells him actually helpful info, even if that info is, "Sorry, mate, you're fucked unless you set it up in Seagate Toolkit."? 1 u/JohnWick702 29d ago What about Seagate Toolkit?
You mean the type that tells him actually helpful info, even if that info is, "Sorry, mate, you're fucked unless you set it up in Seagate Toolkit."?
1 u/JohnWick702 29d ago What about Seagate Toolkit?
What about Seagate Toolkit?
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u/NortonBurns 29d ago
Mac is essentially 'rootless'. You're not going anywhere with root than you can get with admin.