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May
18
comment Macbook Air + Lion + Windows 7 Boot Camp + shared partition
Julian, I am using exFat as a shared volume on my Mac Book Pro. For a year of using it I have already had 5 times some of my files got corrupted on the exFat volume. I'm assuming this is because of exFat is not so stable(I didn't have power offs or some stability problems, they just corrupted by themselves). I was only reading and writing files from both Windows 7 and Mac Os X Lion. So be aware of this filesystem is not so great as one may think. Will investigate your solution about using NTFS or HFS+ and most likely reformat my shared volume in one of these file systems.
May
18
comment Best File System for Sharing Between OS X and Windows
I've followed this answer and am using exFat as a shared volume on my Mac Book Pro. For a year of using it I have already had 5 times some of my files got corrupted on the exFat volume. I'm assuming this is because of exFat is not so stable(I didn't have power offs or some stability problems, they just corrupted by themselves). I was only reading and writing files from both Windows 7 and Mac Os X Lion. So be aware of this filesystem is not so great as one may think. Although I didn't find a good alternative yet.
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Apr
26
revised How do I execute a bash script that requires root privileges?
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Apr
26
comment How do I execute a bash script that requires root privileges?
@DanielLawson, thanks. This is probably the most elegant solution. Upvoted your answer and merged it into Aaron's answer as method #3.
Apr
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Apr
26
comment How do I execute a bash script that requires root privileges?
@dennis.hempler, thanks I know this. Actually I will run this script often. Because USB-modem device needs this file to be blank to operate properly. So before inserting USB-modem I erase the file and before connecting to wired internet I write those options in the file.
Apr
26
comment How do I execute a bash script that requires root privileges?
@DanielLawson, I've created a text file with contents: do shell script "~/vpn_enable.sh" with administrator privileges. Then renamed it to .app file. When I double-click it I get: You can't open the application AppleScritpTest.app because the Classic environment is no longer supported.
Apr
26
comment How do I execute a bash script that requires root privileges?
Thanks for your efforts, upvoted
Apr
26
accepted How do I execute a bash script that requires root privileges?
Apr
26
comment How do I execute a bash script that requires root privileges?
Why did you revert my edits? In my question I was asking about double-clicking without running terminal and manually typing. And edited your answer appropriately.
Apr
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revised How do I execute a bash script that requires root privileges?
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Apr
20
comment What application can I use to increase fan speed of MacBook Pro under Windows 7?
Done so, but no feedback. Lubbo's MacBook Pro Fan Control is turning my fans to max rpm and shows 90 C for GPU#2 temperature.
Apr
13
comment What application can I use to increase fan speed of MacBook Pro under Windows 7?
I can't increase fan speed. I go in Configure -> Fan, and see no fans listed
Apr
10
comment Bootcamp - Multiple Windows installations, how do delete one?
What do you get? Do you see multiple Windows icons if you press Option during computer startup?
Apr
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asked What application can I use to increase fan speed of MacBook Pro under Windows 7?
Apr
6
comment Keyboard Not Working in Bootcamp
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