Awhile back I did something that boots the Mac in verbose mode where it displays all the Unix boot messages
I want to turn that off but I forget what I did to turn it on
I tried searching Apple support and found the command
Susie nvram -boot=args=“
But that didn’t seem to work
The command is:
sudo nvram boot-args=""
Alternatively, restart with the Option, Command, P, and R keys held down, and release them after the second chime.
(159043)
The command is:
sudo nvram boot-args=""
Alternatively, restart with the Option, Command, P, and R keys held down, and release them after the second chime.
(159043)
needleman_mark wrote:
I tried searching Apple support and found the command
Susie nvram -boot=args=“
If the command given above does not work.
This will make macOS boot as normal – this is the default boot behavior of every Mac
from the terminal copy and paste:
sudo nvram boot-args=please note your psswd will not echo.
you can reboot the machine:
reboot
I mean sudo but autocorrect changed it to susiem
Any way your command worked
Thanks
Turning off verbose mode on Mac running High Sierra