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Capturing Tiger's Startup (boot progress) screen
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Join Date: Aug 2002
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Hi all,
Is it possible to capture the boot progress screen (the screen that's after the graphite Apple logo and before the login prompt) into a PDF or something? And no I am not customizing the GUI, but I would like to get that screenshot to work on something else.
Thanks.
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I know of no way other than an external camcorder.
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-- Jason
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Originally Posted by jasong
Whoa, neat.
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That's funny. I thought he might have been referring to "verbose" booting, where all the DOS-like text scrolls by. Can't that be grabbed to a file?
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That's EXACTLY what I need! Thanks Jason!!!
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