lriggins@afit-ab.arpa (L. Maurice Riggins) (03/08/89)
A while back I remember seeing a key combination that could be held during
boot-up to keep the SE's internal hard drive from mounting and appearing on
the desktop.
Could someone with a better memory than mine please e-mail me that rascal?
Thanks,
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Maurice lriggins@blackbird.afit.af.mil (129.92.1.2)
DISCLAIMER: Opinions expressed here do not reflect those of my employer nor
constitute an official position of any U.S.Government agency.billkatt@sol.engin.umich.edu (billkatt) (03/08/89)
In article <964@afit-ab.arpa> lriggins@blackbird.afit.af.mil (L. Maurice Riggins) writes: >A while back I remember seeing a key combination that could be held during >boot-up to keep the SE's internal hard drive from mounting and appearing on >the desktop. > >Could someone with a better memory than mine please e-mail me that rascal? Command-Option-Shift-Control-Delete. You may not need to hold down all these keys (your mileage may vary), but it does work when you do. It takes two hands, anyway. -Steve Bollinger
wnr@otter.hpl.hp.com (Nigel Rea) (03/08/89)
Hi, The combination to ignore the internal Hard disk at boot up is Option+Clover+shift+delete A large list of these little short cuts was sent to sumex-aim by Ed de Moel recently . It is available by anonymous ftp to the new archive [36.44.0.6] as /info-mac/misc/short-cuts-and-options.txt (26k). have fun ....Nigel ################################################################### # Nigel Rea # Hewlett Packard laboratories # # wnr@uk.ac.ukc.hplb # Filton Road # # wnr@uk.co.hp.hpl # Stoke Gifford # # wnr@hpl.hp.com # Bristol BS12 6QZ # # +44 272 799910 x.24197 # England # # fax 44,272,790554 # # ###################################################################