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 Verbose - 1.0allows your mac to always boot into verbose mode |
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This can also be achieved by stetting the boot-args in nvram - Version: 1.0, 11/23/2005 04:07PM PST
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Edwin-schemer
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- This can also be achieved by stetting the boot-args in nvram
By the by. - Version: 1.0, 11/23/2005 10:37AM PST
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jfv
This feature is already available through an option in Onyx.
Not really shareware - it's freeware - Version: 1.0, 11/23/2005 08:42AM PST
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sjonke1
I was taken aback by the shareware labeling on this program, but a visit to the authors website reveals that this program is freeware, not shareware. Just a mislabeling at vt.
% sudo nvram boot-args = "-v"
If you wish to return to blind booting type:
% sudo nvram -d boot-args.
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