I solved the problem by switching off the Mac with the button. bash_login etc.etc.) THE FINDER GAVE UP WORK!!!Įven by cmd+rightclick on finder icon to click on re-open (traslated by italian "riapri") i had the error message 101800 or something like that. Installing Onyx and browsing to find the hidden files you told me (. If iTerm2 behaves exactly the same, then it is more likely the shell initialization files. If this works and Terminal does not, then it is something specific to the Terminal App ( not the shell initialization files. If a new account's Terminal does not work, it could be something more global, such as shell initialization files in /etc, for example /etc/bashrc and /etc/profile but hopefully you would remember if you changed them.Īgain if you have not solved your problem by the time you reached this point, then you might try installing an alternate terminal emulator, such as iTerm2. That would point to either the Terminal preferences or the original accounts. You can try creating a new account and see if Terminal works in that account. Onyx -> Parameters -> Finder -> Show hidden files and folders
Anyway, you could use a utility such as Onyx (there are others) which will provide a GUI interface to making files visible in the Finder Of course most of the tricks for accessing invisible files involve using the Terminal, but yours is not working (assuming deleting the preferences didn't bring it back to life). It is possible they got created in correctly. These files do not exist by default, but you may have added them as part of some other installation. If that does not work, then try removing (or renaming) the following files: I've already searched online a way to solve this problem (for example i tried to see the Console's messages, and i tried to remove the file (or something like that) while logged white the secondary user (but not the Guest one))įinder -> Go -> Go to folder -> ~Library/Preferences (~ is tilda, typically found in the upper left corner of the keyboard). P.s.: i've some experiences with the terminal, by the need of compile and execute in fortran it's not new Now, the terminal is still not working even with the ADMINISTRATOR user. I thought that the problem could be the use of the Guest user, so i've come back to the administrator one and i've created a secondary user (with no administrator "power"), but the terminal doesn't work neither here. So, i've tried by first to do the same installation's step in the Guest user (the one in wich you can't save changes by logging out) but the terminal stayed empty for several minutes. file but the wine installation wrote to me (in the terminal window) that this operation (the installation) can't be completed with the root user, but have to follow the same instruction with a secondary user. Following the instruction for Wine's installation, I had to run a certain.
Open a terminal emulator mac winecfg free#
exe), and so i've tried to get Wine, a free program that make you able to open. I would want to use a certain phisyc-simulator that i found on the web (wich format is. I will write in a non-very correct english (I am italian) and I want to offer you my bigger thanks for the attention.
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