#2,397 by Dispatches #1,214 by Author Reads #4,525 by Thread Reach Member #4,722 Dell Inspiron / Latitude
@hongbiaoke
InfiniteMac community contributor with 3 recorded dispatches, 1 lead technical dossiers (9,277 direct reads), participating in discussions reaching 9,277 historical readers.
Dispatches
3
Ranked #2,397 of 6,691
Author Reads
9,277
Ranked #1,214 · 1 dossiers
Thread Reach
9,277
Ranked #4,525 in reach
Lead Dossiers
1
9,277 avg reads / dossier
Member Number
#4,722
Joined 2009-02-06
Active Window
2009
2009-02-11
- Archive Standing
- #2,397 of 6,691 by Dispatches (3 notes) · #1,214 of 3,454 by Author Readership (9,277 reads across 1 dossiers) · #4,525 by Thread Reach (9,277 cumulative reads)
- InfiniteMac ID
- Member #4,722 · Joined 2009-02-06
- Hardware & Kernel Topics
- Dell Inspiron / Latitude (1)
- Frequent Thread Collaborators
- @throttlemeister (3) @Voyn1x (3) @ozzeh
Dispatches by Mac OS X Collection
Distribution across 1 technical boards
Lead Dossiers Authored by @hongbiaoke (1)
9,277 cumulative reads on threads started by @hongbiaoke
| Dossier Title & Summary | Collection | Readership |
|---|---|---|
| Can't Get Past "Do You Own Another MAC?" Screen I've installed iDeneb v1.3 10.5.5 on my Dell XPS M1530, everything went well until I got to the "Do you own another Mac?" screen. I clicked on no, do not import and continue, after about 1 min it goes back to the "welcome screen" (Select… | Leopard 10.5 | 9,277 reads 2009-02-11 · 10 notes |
Field Notes & Technical Dispatches (2)
Direct links into threads where @hongbiaoke contributed solutions & commentary
| Thread & Dispatch Excerpt | Collection | Date & Reach |
|---|---|---|
| Can't Get Past "Do You Own Another MAC?" Screen “The login loop is a known issue connected to the network card. I had this before and disconnecting the cable worked for me. Other solutions can be found in the wiki here: http://osx86.wikidot.com/known-issues#toc9 I will try that out, thank…” | Leopard 10.5 | 2009-02-11 9,277 dossier reads |
| Can't Get Past "Do You Own Another MAC?" Screen “Because OSX does not have a user and root does not have a password set. Without password, OSX will not allow you to log in. You do not need to do a diskutil repairpermissions. It does not work, as you already found out. Not running fsck is …” | Leopard 10.5 | 2009-02-11 9,277 dossier reads |