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so, my new MBP 13" decidied it wasnt going to sync my iPhone. I had a problem earlier with not being able to access files.
when i first got the MBP last weekend, i installed my user from a manual back up of my MB. everything was fine with it until i tried to save stuff. i changed permissions to the user folder and everything worked.
this, time there were some errors trying to sync my phone. so i figured that i would change permissions and ownership of the Macintosh HD.
now the MBP will not boot. i can get single user mode. everytime i perform a UNIX command this appears and then what ever it can do is printed:
shared_region: 0xffffff800a7ecba8 [24(ls)] map (0xffffff800ab788b8: 'dyld_shared_cache_x86_64'): owned by uid=501 instead of 0
can anyone help?
TIA
Dylan
when i first got the MBP last weekend, i installed my user from a manual back up of my MB. everything was fine with it until i tried to save stuff. i changed permissions to the user folder and everything worked.
this, time there were some errors trying to sync my phone. so i figured that i would change permissions and ownership of the Macintosh HD.
now the MBP will not boot. i can get single user mode. everytime i perform a UNIX command this appears and then what ever it can do is printed:
shared_region: 0xffffff800a7ecba8 [24(ls)] map (0xffffff800ab788b8: 'dyld_shared_cache_x86_64'): owned by uid=501 instead of 0
can anyone help?
TIA
Dylan