The other day after having my favorite Latin America coffee I went to take a walk around Seaport in New York City. When I came back my Macos restarted with error message saying that my MacOS restarted and if I wanted to send a report to Apple. I pressed ignore and put on my new …
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Change Default Shell to bash macOS Big Sur
The other day I got a new Apple M1 processor chip (I really don’t like there’s only two ‘USB-4’ ports and the ‘Magic bar’ bothers me!). But, anyways when I opened my terminal i noticed the below message and wanted to change default shell to bash for this macOS Bir Sur. I got used to …
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How to mount EXT Linux partition on MacOS
The other day while having a great cup of Latin America coffee from El Salvador I found a way to mount my EXT Linux partition I have on an external backup WD drive. I didn’t know that MacOS could not mount it natively even when both Linux and MacOS come from the same mother UNIX. …
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How to change the default SSH port in MacOS using Terminal
This is simple. Open a terminal and follow the steps below. This worked for me on MacOS 10.13.6 Open the Terminal. Run sudo vim /etc/services Enter your password Find the lines assigned to port 22, something like the image below Replace both ports 22 with your desired ssh port using a number between 1024 and …
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Activate File Sharing via Terminal macOS
The other day I only had access to my secondary Mac (mac mini) via the Terminal. For some reason Screen Share did not work. I needed to enabled File Sharing on my mac mini in order to transfer some backup files from my MacBook Pro to the mac mini. Coffee was brewing! This is how …
Macbook pro (High Sierra) overhearting and draining the battery in sleep mode
Ran in the Terminal: log show | grep “Wake reason” got: Wake reason: EC.DarkPME (Maintenance) Ran in the Terminal: sudo nvram boot-args=”darkwake=0″ and then rebooted..seems to be OK now. My MacBook Pro goes to sleep now without overheating and draining the battery. Let me know if this works for you.