On 15 Jun 2012 at 3:50, Eamon Watters wrote:
> A pal of mine is a Mac uber-fan. If you can tell me the type of Mac he might be able to think of a work-around.
Actually, the simplest one is that you can just pull the hard drive
and plug it into another system. If it's SCSI, then that's a bit
harder to pull off, but not that hard.
Heck, I think there's software for reading Mavc drives in windows or
Linux boxes, so the password protection may not even be an issue.
Depends on whether the password is for access to the system(ie a
login), or if the actual file system is protected).
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> Eamon
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> If I could dig them out of my old Mac, I would. But I checked it several
> years ago and it was password protected, and I can't remember the password.
> I don't even know if the machine will boot anymore.
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> On Thu, 14 Jun 2012 17:26:51 +0100, Ewan Quibell <ewan%