Many times when trying to install things in MacOS X using the Terminal you need to do run commands as “Super User”. This is done by running “sudo” before a regular command: eg: sudo make install Or, you have to actually switch to the “root” user using the “su root” (switch user to root) command. …
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Many times when trying to install things in MacOS X using the Terminal you need to do run commands as “Super User”. This is done by running “sudo” before a regular command: eg: sudo make install Or, you have to actually switch to the “root” user using the “su root” (switch user to root) command. …
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Here’s another tech post for you to digest. Todays fun has to do with configuring an Apple XServe. These are very very sweet machines, and not just due to their impressive performance. These things come headless (without videocard/monitor) by default, so even though Apple provides some nice remote administration programs you must use a number …
