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- Mac Mini "Lion", iPad2, iPod Touch
As far as I know, the only password in my MacMini (Tiger 10.4.9) is the one for my User Account. This is the only account and is, obviously, an "Administrator" account.
If I set up a second Account, I cannot access its folders (other than the Public folder) from my existing account because I don't have sufficient privileges.
Is there such a thing as a Root Account (I'm thinking of Linux here) with full access to everything and does it have a default Password in Mac OS X?
If I set up a second Account, I cannot access its folders (other than the Public folder) from my existing account because I don't have sufficient privileges.
Is there such a thing as a Root Account (I'm thinking of Linux here) with full access to everything and does it have a default Password in Mac OS X?