No, my stuff is not so sophisticated, but my old lampshade iMac stopped in the middle of the night and in the morning it told me I had to restart it ---and from then on all my calendars, on all my computers went into all kinds of sync problems, adding them here, deleting them there by the thousands. I halfway got them in check, but it is still a mess. Whatever is going on, it does not please me one bit. I have started putting my appointments on a piece of paper. Marta
On Aug 30, 2011, at 3:39 PM, Jim Bennett wrote: > The weirdest thing happened to my mid-2008 Intel iMac. Sometime Sunday > evening (apparently), the computer switched startup drives (from the internal > drive to an external drive) without my doing anything (that I know of). I > didn't think this was possible. I noticed something was wrong because a bunch > of photos I had imported into iPhoto that day were suddenly missing. I > thought it was a iPhoto problem, and I didn't think to check which drive was > in use. So I spent a few hours researching the subject of disappearing photos > in iPhoto, on the Web (it's a real phenomenon). This afternoon I booted into > the external drive to check it out (but actually I had been on it since > Sunday!). Then I re-booted back to the internal drive and unexpectedly > discovered my missing photos, where they had been all along! So my question > is: has anybody ever heard of a Mac re-booting itself from an alternate boot > volume? (or am I going crazy?) > > Jim > > > _______________________________________________ > MacGroup mailing list > [email protected] > http://www.math.louisville.edu/mailman/listinfo/macgroup >
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