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How do I Boot Mac OS X in Single User Mode?

Note: Mac OS X is based on BSD not System V so it does not have init states. If you wish to leave single user mode, you must reboot.

1. Start or restart your Mac.
2. Hold down the Command (Open Apple)-S keys.

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