OS X :: Terminal Command For OS X?
Mar 5, 2010Simple request and for some reason my google-fu is failing me. How do I change the volume (drive not audio) in the Terminal app in OS X. I am using SL.
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OS X :: Top Command In Terminal?
Sep 30, 2009Can anyone tell me what this "*" means beside mathematica and mathkernel? I'm using snow leopard.
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Oct 5, 2010Is there a command to clear the terminal screen that works like 'cls' on Windows? I know about 'clear', but clear just moves the prompt on the top of the screen, leaving the previous output visible if I scroll up.
A friend suggested 'clear_console' (I think he's on debian) but I can't find it on OS X or MacPorts.
OS X :: Command Not Found In MAC OS Terminal?
Oct 29, 2010I want to build a redboot kernel in a wireless router, the command required from my newly acquired knowledge is insmod and modprobe.
However from the mac 10.5.8 terminal it says that the command is not found. I have installed gcc , sdk compiler support and enabled the super user as well.
OS X :: Run Terminal Command At Startup?
Nov 29, 2007Seems like a simple thing to do, yet I've searched and not found an answer.
Automator doesn't seem to have a terminal function...?
Does anyone know?
OS X :: How Can I Easily Run A Terminal Command
Nov 19, 2008I want to run some terminal commands fairly often... yet I don't want to have to type them. I just switched from windows, so I need some help as to how to do this.
In windows I would've just used a batch file to run command prompt commands. I need something that will let me just run it and it will automatically run the commands.
OS X :: How To Reverse Terminal Command
Mar 4, 2009I ran this command in terminal to change my screen shot to jpg format. Now my screenshot doesn't work. Any idea how to fix or reverse this?
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Apr 9, 2009Is there a command for terminal to get the current application?
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Jun 20, 2009can someone please tell me how to fill out this command in terminal?
./compressIt /to/image/file.iso
OS X :: Terminal Says Command Not Found?
Jul 2, 2009Last login: Tue Jun 30 15:38:02 on console
-bash: 2-18-09: command not found
I can use the Control>C command to quit that and return to normal. But it's a waste of time and I can't seem to figure it out. A Genius Bar Genius said to Archive and Install, but I don't think it's necessary. I just want to know how I can find whatever it is that's screwing it up.
OS X :: Cannot Run Sudo Command In Terminal
Nov 29, 2009I can't seem to run a sudo command in the OS X terminal. Every time I run a sudo command, I get no response, as if the command is not run at all. My sudo appears to be broken somehow. I've got a problem with mounting an NTFS drive that is dirty. I have a command I am trying to run using the "sudo" command, but it is not working.
Code: sudo /usr/local/bin/ntfs-3g /dev/disk0s3 /Volumes/WIN XP -o force
After the sudo, I am prompted for my password, but after that the only response I get is another prompt, as if the command was totally ignored. I have tried many different commands after the sudo, and cannot get a response from anything. I even tried "sudo tcsh", which should open up a new shell, but nothing. "sudo ls" also shows nothing, just another prompt.
OS X :: How To Run A Terminal Command When Logging In
Jul 23, 2010What is the best way to run a terminal command when logging in? And by �best� I mean �fastest.� I�ve been encapsulating my commands in an Applescript, but it�s terribly slow to load, and I�m hoping there�s some UNIX back-end I can use to speed things up.
Specifically, I want to run a shell script that I wrote. It decrypts some folders inside my Home directory so I can use them (this part works seamlessly, I just need it to auto-run itself).
OS X :: Command For Opening Files In Terminal?
Jun 25, 2006You'd think this was all pretty basic. It probably is.
I'm trying to open/edit '/usr/local/php5/lib/php.ini' with TextWrangler through Terminal. The TextWrangler part isn't an absolute requirement. The directory exists and I'm assuming the file does as well. (No 404-esq errors during my fumblings and it was a standard installation of PHP5)
Also, is there any way to browse through the above directory using the Finder's GUI? That would be nice.
OS X :: Terminal Erase Disk Command?
Apr 22, 2009I need to erase a disk I bought with NO formatting. I shouldn't have initialized it when I connected it, and now I need to erase it but do NOT want to format it.
I've been trying to use diskutil eraseDisk %noformat% /dev/disk1
Like the diskutil eraseDisk instructions tell me to, but it won't take.
OS X :: IP Address Terminal Command On Network?
May 27, 2009I used to know a command that would show all of the ip address and the name of the devices on your network. I have not use the command in a while and I forgot it.
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May 28, 2010Just bought a new MacBook Pro yesterday and I'm having trouble getting Time Machine to work with my NAS (WD My Book World Edition which supposedly supports Time Machine after their last firmware update). Time Machine sees it and starts writing to it but then stops recognizing the external NAS drive even though it's still connected to the network and I can access it and its files through the Finder.
So I did some Googling and came across this article and this command line...
OS X V10.5 Leopard :: Undo A Terminal Command?
May 12, 2012I was frustrated with Google Chrome quiting whenever I accidently pressed command q, so I tried out some terminal commands I found online. One was defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSUserKeyEquivalents '{"Quit Google Chrome" = "@Q"; "Preferences..." = "@;";}' I don't know what the other was. They stopped chrome from quiting with command q, but now I can't quit chrome AT ALL. Is there a way to undo everything I've ever done in terminal? I should not be touching it...
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Dec 5, 2014I would wish to remove this command
defaults write com.apple.finder NSQuitAlwaysKeepsWindows -bool trueÂ
What would be the terminal command?
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iMac, OS X Mavericks (10.9)
Applications :: Terminal Command To Get External IP Address
Mar 13, 2004Is there a terminal command that will display your external IP address? ifconfig and netstat only seem to report my local/network address, so I've been using curl and awk to parse [URL]. But I'd prefer a way that doesn't rely on an http call. Not to mention that my method will fail if/when dyndns changes the format of that page.
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Feb 11, 2009I've just tried following this tutorial. Code: [URL]. After entering the Terminal command I restarted the dock using. Code: killall Dock. And apparently that was supposed to restart the dock, however it's killed mine and it will now not start at all. Any ideas on a Terminal command or other way(s) I can get my dock to show again?
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Jul 1, 2009I'm trying to create an automator that will open safari, enable private browsing, go to my site, and log myself in. The problem is I need a terminal command line that will ensure private browsing is enabled.
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Aug 6, 2010I'm looking to change some of the OS X default sounds (like the very annoying "boing!" drag-and-drop sound). I'm not talking about the alert sound that can be changed easily via the "Sound" function in System Preferences. I'm looking for the Terminal commands that would enable me to substitute an existing Mac OS X sound for the ones I don't like. (I'm not looking to create or find online other sounds; I'm happy to just use the ones that come with Mac OS X.) Some weeks ago I found a web page that described the necessary terminal commands and also where to find the .aiff files, but I've spent the last week trying to find that page again with no luck.
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Aug 12, 2010What is the terminal command to get the usage of each cpu core? I have tried top command but its return only overall cpu usage and also cpuwalk.d command based on the process.
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Mar 7, 2012Run in the terminal inside the make command, prompt:"-bash:make:command not found" My system version is Mac OS X 10.7.3 Xcode Version is 4.3. How to execute make Command?
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May 5, 2012There is a possibility that there is something amiss with my external hard drive. I have ejected the hard drive and read in a thread that there is a way to disable TM's continuous "local Snapshots" Backup with a command typed in Terminal. The reasoning is that TM uses a lot of CPU's? and things can become a bit sluggish. If I turn TM to "OFF", doesn't this stop the hourly snapshots on the INTERNAL hard drive?Â
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Mac OS X (10.7)
OS X V10.7 Lion :: Terminal Does Not Recognize Spell Command
Jun 5, 2012I am teaching myself UNIX and messing around with the terminal and noticed when the book I am using stated you can us Â
ls | spell
to pipe the cpommands and spell check the list tht the ls command gets yet when I try to use the spell command it says it is not recognized and when I try and pull up the man page for it says it does not exist....any reason why it is not working?
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MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.6)
OS X Yosemite :: Sudo Command Missing From Terminal App
Dec 3, 2014Here is a screenshot that shows missing sudo command. How do I restore it? I am not a linux expert...
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MacBook Pro with Retina display, OS X Yosemite (10.10.1)
OS X Mavericks :: When Login Terminal Runs A Command
Jun 20, 2014I don't know how to make it stop. The command can be seen here: [URL] .....
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Sep 16, 2010My end goal is to create a script that will disable and enable the Ambient Light sensor when I plug and unplug my MacBook Pro from power.
To do this I'm pretty sure I need a terminal command to enable and disable automatic dimming as the ambient light changes.
Applications :: Uninstall Lynx - Any Terminal Command For Removing
Sep 17, 2010I recently installed Lync on my 2010 Macbook Pro to do some stuff with geektools. I want to now remove Lynx from my Mac but can not figure out how? I don't know where all the files are. Is there a terminal command to completely remove it? Or someone said something about a packet manager to uninstall it? I cant seen to find the right answer out any where. Nothing about removing it on their site either. Here is the site:
http://www.osxgnu.org/software/pkgde...project_id=226
I downloaded and installed ver 13, its the 2nd one down.
