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I was checking permissions on my startup drive and found 2 additional icon for full read and write permissions. Below is a link to a picture of the Sharing and Permissions box in my Hard Drive.
I tried to delete it, but it would not delete. I cannot change the privileges.
Anyone ever seen this before?
Link: [http://gallery.me.com/jimmol/100393]

Here is what I get, but I don't have the manual to tell me what it means... but I suppose the root admin can do most every thing, but who are the 1 and 0?
The 0: 6562C52C-2134-11D9-B59A-000A959C7800 looks similar to the address that my home mac uses to communicate to my office one, at least the 7800 is the same at the end.
The 1: 141C87B3-8C18-46C1-B3F3-F7B824FE9491 is unknown to me.
drwxr-xr-x+ 85 root admin - 2958 Jul 30 21:16 /
0: 6562C52C-2134-11D9-B59A-000A959C7800 allow list,addfile,search,add_subdirectory,deletechild,readattr,writeattr,readextattr,writeextattr,readsecurity
1: 141C87B3-8C18-46C1-B3F3-F7B824FE9491 allow list,addfile,search,add_subdirectory,deletechild,readattr,writeattr,readextattr,writeextattr,readsecurity

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