Emran macrumors newbie Original poster Jul 6, 2015 5 0 Houston,Texas Jul 7, 2015 #1 I tried to hide my files but they still showing up. I went through the process of hiding them(using chflag hidden in terminal) but they still showing up in my images(now doubled for some odd reason)
I tried to hide my files but they still showing up. I went through the process of hiding them(using chflag hidden in terminal) but they still showing up in my images(now doubled for some odd reason)
Emran macrumors newbie Original poster Jul 6, 2015 5 0 Houston,Texas Jul 7, 2015 #3 c55 said: did you reboot afterwards? Click to expand... no I haven't yet. So once I reboot aka restart my mac it should take into effect??
c55 said: did you reboot afterwards? Click to expand... no I haven't yet. So once I reboot aka restart my mac it should take into effect??
Emran macrumors newbie Original poster Jul 6, 2015 5 0 Houston,Texas Jul 8, 2015 #4 ok i restarted my mac but i can still see my images even though i hide them. Did I do something wrong??
ok i restarted my mac but i can still see my images even though i hide them. Did I do something wrong??
c55 macrumors regular May 3, 2015 164 90 Jul 8, 2015 #5 Emran said: no I haven't yet. So once I reboot aka restart my mac it should take into effect?? Click to expand... Well yes, doing anything in terminal will not take affect until your restart. If it didn't work when you restarted then you did something wrong
Emran said: no I haven't yet. So once I reboot aka restart my mac it should take into effect?? Click to expand... Well yes, doing anything in terminal will not take affect until your restart. If it didn't work when you restarted then you did something wrong
Emran macrumors newbie Original poster Jul 6, 2015 5 0 Houston,Texas Jul 8, 2015 #6 c55 said: Well yes, doing anything in terminal will not take affect until your restart. If it didn't work when you restarted then you did something wrong Click to expand... ok maybe i did something wrong with chflag hidden
c55 said: Well yes, doing anything in terminal will not take affect until your restart. If it didn't work when you restarted then you did something wrong Click to expand... ok maybe i did something wrong with chflag hidden