Hi guys,
Can anyone help me run a terminal command at startup, but as the root user, in 10.8? I have recently bought an OCZ SSD that is having trouble with Mountain Lion, but have found a temporary workaround, that involves deleting a file between one boot and the next. (see here)
The command I need to run is as follows, and as stated I would like to run this at startup.
I can enter the password if need be, but would obviously prefer I didn't have to.
Thanks in advance.
Can anyone help me run a terminal command at startup, but as the root user, in 10.8? I have recently bought an OCZ SSD that is having trouble with Mountain Lion, but have found a temporary workaround, that involves deleting a file between one boot and the next. (see here)
The command I need to run is as follows, and as stated I would like to run this at startup.
Code:
sudo rm -f /private/var/db/BootCache.playlist
I can enter the password if need be, but would obviously prefer I didn't have to.
Thanks in advance.