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Meanwhile, in a smoky apartment on the bad side of town[1]: Warning: this hard locked my MBP. [snip] It was a pain in the ass to recover: my only option seemed
by vic20forever 8y ago
Meanwhile, in a smoky apartment on the bad side of town[1]:
Warning: this hard locked my MBP.
[snip]
It was a pain in the ass to recover: my only option seemed to be to power down and power back up again, at which point OSX helpfully remembered the state my machine was in and dropped me back into the blacked-out display and maxed fan. Some combination of NVRAM reset, SPC reset and safe mode was required to get back in.
[1]https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19265107 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19265107
- Spivak 8y agoI think macOS has the saner default but Windows has the better experience. The default should be to save state and give you the option for a hard reset should you really need it. Apple gets it wrong by not exposing the various types of resets anywhere in the UI and instead requiring users to memorize a series of keyboard incantations on boot.