Thanks for replying. b) provide rootless=0 boot argumentsThat sound promising. So does that mean I can type 'sudo nvram boot-args=rootless=0' any time to turn it off, delete the file, then set it back to 1 again to turn it back on again? Or does sudo not even work with rootless? c) ... Utilities - SecurityThat sounds even easier - like I can go there, turn it off, delete the file and turn it back on.Or am I missing a trick(!)Sorry if these questions sound a bit basic...
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App & System Services
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Core OS
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