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jashsayani

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Feb 7, 2009
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Redwood City, CA
I have modified a kext and the OS does not start. Even with Command + S. So I have to restore the original backup.

When I insert the Leopard DVD and Start Terminal from Utilities menu, and try to mount the drive, it says: Unknown special file or file system.

How do I mount the volume so I can replace the original kext ?
 
Did you have Time Machine enabled?

if so, why not just restore from that?

Is the Boot DVD not seeing your HD?
 
Did you have Time Machine enabled?

if so, why not just restore from that?

Is the Boot DVD not seeing your HD?

I dont use Time Machine.

The DVD shows the HD at installation and at the mount command.


All I need to do is access the HD via Terminal and replace the kext file and I'm done!

When I try to mount the drive, it says: Unknown special file or file system.

How do I mount the drive ?
 
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