- Xcom enemy unknown elite edition developer console mac pro#
- Xcom enemy unknown elite edition developer console mac mac#
It might also get far enough to clear the screen and go into graphics mode or it might hang or ? You will see lots more text messages and hopefully some sort of error message that might give a clue as to what the problem is. You can continue the booting process by just typing the command:įollowed by the return/enter key. You should after 10-20 seconds get a prompt that says something like:Īnd that means you are now in single-user mode if it got that far. When next you do a reboot try holding the command+s keys after you hear the gong sound - system will try to boot into single-user mode and you will see a bunch of text messages fly by. Thought of something else to try and see what's happening. Please let me know whether something come to your mind, it's not vital, it's just annoying and stupid. It looks like a windows error, like "mac OS thinks reboot is on A:" but there's no "A:" listed in the booting list. But I have no other partion, I have one disk, formatted with one partition and notheing else (and hardware boot works).
Xcom enemy unknown elite edition developer console mac mac#
Why is this happening ? I have the feeling reboot command tells the mac to restart from a partition is not there. Hardware switch off and on does the deal (= continue and finishing the installation). During the updates installation, during the installation of the OS itself, automatic reboot fails. I tried to reset SMC/PRAM, check the "start up" partition on settings and other few stuff.īut it remains a mistery. It's like the two commands, for some reasons, were connected to different roots. Immediatly during the OS installation and ever since, my mac is booting into the correct partion with the button (hardware) and into "prohibited sign" with automatic reboot.
I've installed a new one and set up OS high sierra.
Xcom enemy unknown elite edition developer console mac pro#
I've recently changed my SSD cause it was broken (MacBook Pro mid2010).
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