OSX Bootup
Posted by Scott Wilcox
Monday July 3rd, 2006
General, Apple/OSX, PHP, Projects
I've always been a big fan of checking out what's going on when my OS is booting. That's handy, as I found a command that allows you to make OSX display what's going on instead of the pretty little apple icon. Fire up terminal, and run:
sudo nvram boot-args="-v"
Reboot your machine and you should see boot data rolling up your screen. Also, on a side note my projects management system got a bunch of updates yesterday. Kaylene's away for the weekend so I went on a coding mini-mission!
Oooh! That's exactly what I was searching for! Actually more for the opposite, how to reverse it, but I didn't know where to look :-)
Tas.
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