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>I'd also try doing a warm boot.
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>First time I've heard this term.
>Can you explain ?
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It relates to a little-known feature that Apple ships with the NetBoot
system as part of OS-X... NetSock.
(Sorry, couldn't resist, found that one in MacAddict way back when.)
A warm boot is simply the opposite of a cold boot, i.e. rebooting while
the hardware is already powered up. Any restart would be considered a
warm boot, whereas shutting down completely and then starting up would
be a cold boot. (See also 'California Stop.')
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