Sandbox Login Problem
I am running OS X 10.4.10 on a Macbook Pro (Intel). I normally run as an Admin, and have set up a root account and a Standard account for my spouse. My Admin account has a sparseimage under users.
I have been successfully creating and updating an "SD backup - all files" on my Firewire external drive (1 of 3 partitions). Booting and login from the backup is completely normal. I have had some problems with updating Parallels to the latest version. I decided to create a sandbox on a new partition on my primary drive, to test the update for possible differences. However, if the sandbox is created from my normal Admin account, then I am unable to login to my same account in the sandbox. The error is "You are unable to login to the user account xxx at this time." I can login as root OK. If I create the sandbox from the root account, then I can login to my admin account OK, except that I get an error indication after login that indicates a wrong iClock wants to run. In both cases, I can see that a link exists from the sandbox to my user sparseimage in my primary Mac partition. Also, links exist from some application names in the sandbox -- some are duplicated in the sandbox, as you state in the manual. I'm stumped. Dale |
I believe some changes were made in 10.4.10 regarding FileVault, and it no longer works in a Sandbox, Dale, even though the files are "properly" shared...
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Dale |
Oh, agreed -- the Sandbox is great. FileVault, on the other hand... :(
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