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I have two internal drives in a MacPro Hexcore 3.33 machine running under 10.8.3 that will not retain or remember that I have checked the box in the drive finder window, 'Ignore Ownership On This Volume' box when rebooting. It only happens on this one specfic machine. I have the same OS installed on three other machines. Is this an OS glitch? Any way to get this to hold?
Thanks,
mark
Mac Pro, OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.3), Mac Pro 5,1; 24 GB RAM
Not exactly, I was out of town Saturday - Thursday monring. Yesterday (Thursday) when I booted my machine everything was fine. Wehn I came into the studio this morning and booted up it was the same old problem.
The only explanation that makes any sense is that some third-party software you're running is doing it. What that could be, I have no idea. You'll have to figure it out by process of elimination. The first step is to figure out exactly under what circumstances it happens. Not at boot, apparently. So when?
Yeah, this afternoon it happened without me rebooting the machine.
Any suggestions on how to track this down? Would a third part app do this only when it is launched?
As I wrote above, it's a process of elimination. I'd start with the "Sentinel HASP License Manager," though I have no idea what it really does.
Oh that thing. I have a piece of software called SuccessWare that manages my photography business. Contacts, payroll, invoicing etc and that thing requires a HAPS or dongle key for it to run when it starts up.
Remove it temporarily and see whether there's any change,
Ignore Ownership On This Volume Not Holding
