Sorry .it was late when I posted. I planned on a lawyer to help with my real
contract. I just meant any pointers when I advise a lawyer on areas of
concern basically. Thanks
Keith
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At 11:58 am -0500 18/3/02, kochkodin wrote:
...Had a similsr problem a while back...The info I got
from Apple tech was this...I had shut off all 5 security extensions...figured
that I didn't need them...They said that they are used by SU to check what
software that you are using...After I turned
on 3/19/02 23:56, Eddie Hargreaves at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can use the Airport software to setup a machine as a Software Base
Station, as opposed to purchasing a Hardware Base Station. However, I'm not
aware that a G3 beige desktop or a Pismo can hold AirPort cards.
Pismos can take
John Featherstone wrote:
Back on OS 9.2.2 partition..
Still (Toast) won't recognize it (burner) on the OS 9.2.2 partition but
notice that something else launches if I have the CD burner switched on at
boot up. It asks me to format the Disc for burning, and when I do it allows
me to add
Peter J. Vreeland wrote:
Greeting to all,
I have learned a lot by reading your posts over the last year.
I have a question is it possible to partion a drive that is to be
placed in a firewire drive that will be recognizable by both Mac ,
PC and linux based computers or am I just dazed
So would I need to buy a base station and a pci card for the g3 beige?
Kate
Mitchell J Laurren-Ring wrote:
Pismos can take Airport, G3 beige cannot. You can buy a 802.11b PCI card,
but I'm not sure about Mac compatibility or if it will work with Software
Base Station.
Non-Apple wireless
Begin forwarded message:
From: vlad [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed Mar 20, 2002 08:23:30 Europe/London
To: G-Books administration [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Mail.app
Is there a way to archive 500+ messages from the list so I can clear
the mailbox? I tried selecting all messages, doing
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From: vlad [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue Mar 19, 2002 06:00:35 Europe/London
To: G-Books administration [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: terminal (not) case sensitive
Hi list,
shouldn't UNIX be case sensitive?
I did cd /applications not cd /Applications and it took
At 8.44 PM + 3/20/02, vlad wrote:
Hi list,
shouldn't UNIX be case sensitive?
I did cd /applications not cd /Applications and it took me to the
applications directory?!
This is a file system issue, not a terminal or unix issue. the Mac OS
HFS+ filesystem is not case-sensitive.
Thank you everyone!! Ctrl-S (not just S) at startup got me into single-user
mode, then chown and chmod did the trick. You guys are all great... saved me
from MAJOR headaches, backing up 25 gigs onto CD's and buying a new HD.
Thanks I could help a little...Jeremy did more, since he came
At 9.04 PM + 3/20/02, vlad wrote:
Oh, OK. I've used red hat linux prior to buying Pismo, and it was all
case sensitive there. Would there be any trouble whatsoever if I
formatted hard drive to ext2 file system and installed Mac OS X? I
presume I wouldn't be able to use OS 9 then, right?
You
Begin forwarded message:
From: Ryan Coleman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed Mar 20, 2002 09:07:10 Europe/London
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Cc:
Subject: Re: terminal (not) case sensitive
vlad [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote ..
Oh, OK. I've used red hat linux prior to buying Pismo, and it was all
case
On 3/18/02 10:34 AM, Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I Recently bought an expansion bay drive housing (MCE brand) for my
G3 Powerbook (Firewire) Pismo, and can say I really like the
product. It was a bit awkward to properly tuck in the ribbon cables
when installing my (not-included) 2.5 drive
vlad wrote:
Oh, I thought it's the same filesystem. So, what the UFS stands for?
That is BSDs file system?
Unix File System
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At 9.13 PM + 3/20/02, vlad wrote:
Oh, I thought it's the same filesystem. So, what the UFS stands for?
That is BSDs file system?
UFS stands for UNIX File System but that's kind of a misnomer; not
many UNIX's use UFS. It's -a- BSD filesystem, but there are plenty of
others. BSD is a very
On Wed, 20 Mar 2002, Jeremy Derr wrote:
At 9.13 PM + 3/20/02, vlad wrote:
Oh, I thought it's the same filesystem. So, what the UFS stands for?
That is BSDs file system?
UFS stands for UNIX File System but that's kind of a misnomer; not
many UNIX's use UFS. It's -a- BSD filesystem,
I have an iBook here that's doing the same thing, i.e., every time I turn it
on, it tells me the date is 1904, even though I have reset the time/date
several times. Did anyone answer Todd on this? I'm on digest also.
Thanks/BG
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Date: Tue, 19 Mar 2002 00:11:33 -0500
Subject:
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I just picked up a VST Expansion Bay drive from SmartDisk on Monday for $50.
It's a 10gb drive, and so far it works like a charm.
Hi:
Forgive the long quote, but I wonder if anyone else has experience with
these enclosures? I believe others have mentioned these drives hanging
resulting in
On 3/20/02 5:50 PM, Gary D Adams [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just picked up a VST Expansion Bay drive from SmartDisk on Monday for $50.
It's a 10gb drive, and so far it works like a charm.
Where'd you get it?
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They had 10 early in the day, which sold out. They then offered 30 more which
also sold out. I don't think they have any in stock. Dealmac.com featured these
on their web site early in the day with a 10% discount, which is probably why
they sold out so quickly. You could
You can partition to multiple Operating systems under some formatting
software. The dialogue boxes of some formatting software (I've several, and
don't recall which specifically) do ask whether the said multiple partitions
are going to be all mac, or mac and pc etc. I think even the Apple
John Featherstone wrote:
Yeah, thanks for that. I hadn't read the read me but its pretty apparent
in the real world. That's why the good folks at Apple take the time to
write those little gems for all of us folks who just rely on intuitive
software. Install and use.
That must account for
On Wed, Mar 20, 2002 at 09:04:14PM +, vlad wrote:
:
: Oh, OK. I've used red hat linux prior to buying Pismo, and it was all
: case sensitive there. Would there be any trouble whatsoever if I
: formatted hard drive to ext2 file system and installed Mac OS X? I
: presume I wouldn't be able
On Wed, Mar 20, 2002 at 09:04:14PM +, vlad wrote:
:
: Oh, OK. I've used red hat linux prior to buying Pismo, and it was all
: case sensitive there. Would there be any trouble whatsoever if I
: formatted hard drive to ext2 file system and installed Mac OS X? I
: presume I wouldn't be able to
My advice is to make it clear who legally owns the web site. I ran into a
situation where one client I built a site for got sweet talked by a
competing fellow. He downloaded the site I created from my server and put it
up on his own. Then the client dumped me for him.
On 3/19/02 6:38 PM, Keith R
I have been working on a friend's Lombard here in India, and originally
after working fine for a year or so, she developed a problem receiving
email only on that computer. It would always show a TCP/IP error message.
After doing a clean install of 9.0 and upgrading to 9.2 (physical trashing
of
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