Mikael Byström said:
using a firewire disc
I meant drive obviously.
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Bruce Johnson said:
Apple has designed OS X with the idea in mind that root is NOT ALLOWED
to log in. Don't second-guess them in this.
This is not completely true. In Mac OS X *Server* root access is on from
the get go.
But you're right, that Mac OS X Client is designed to be able to
In the same vein:
I have installed USB card support on my (cardbus enabled) 2400c running
OS 9.1 in order to get USB capabilities through a MacAlly USB cardbus
card. On startup, I do see that USB has been installed, the USB card
shows up on the desktop, however, I also get the following
On Tuesday, January 11, 2005, at 06:51 PM, Donald Keenan wrote:
Hi!
Has anyone ever used an internal floppy drive (VST SuperDisk floppy
drive for G3 PowerBook) with a Pismo? I have an external one and
wonder if there are any issues when using the internal drive ,
especially under OS X. Are OS X
Hi,
I just downloaded the most recent version of iTunes, and discovered
that after mounting it my Finder and Desktop are not working. All my
desktop icons are gone, and I can't access any of my folders in the dock
(Home, Library,Utilities and others). What can I do? Why didi it happen?
I shut
On 12/01/05 10:08, sacredsystem [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I just downloaded the most recent version of iTunes, and discovered
that after mounting it my Finder and Desktop are not working. All my
desktop icons are gone, and I can't access any of my folders in the dock
(Home,
On Jan 12, 2005, at 8:08 AM, sacredsystem wrote:
Hi,
I just downloaded the most recent version of iTunes, and discovered
that after mounting it my Finder and Desktop are not working. All my
desktop icons are gone, and I can't access any of my folders in the
dock
(Home, Library,Utilities and
On 1/12/05 10:11 AM, Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On 12/01/05 10:08, sacredsystem [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I just downloaded the most recent version of iTunes, and discovered
that after mounting it my Finder and Desktop are not working. All my
desktop icons are gone,
On 11/01/05 19:04, Brian Braunschweiger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've had this Pismo for a few months. I just got around to getting a
protector between the keyboard and the screen when the lid is closed.
Some damage was already done when I got the Pismo and a bit more
since I had it before
On 12/01/05 10:41, sacredsystem [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 1/12/05 10:11 AM, Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
On 12/01/05 10:08, sacredsystem [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I just downloaded the most recent version of iTunes, and discovered
that after mounting it my Finder
On 1/12/05 10:16 AM, Michael Vogt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I just downloaded the most recent version of iTunes, and discovered
that after mounting it my Finder and Desktop are not working. All my
desktop icons are gone, and I can't access any of my folders in the
dock
(Home,
On 12/01/05 11:03, sacredsystem [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 1/12/05 10:16 AM, Michael Vogt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I just downloaded the most recent version of iTunes, and discovered
that after mounting it my Finder and Desktop are not working. All my
desktop icons are gone, and
On Jan 12, 2005, at 7:23 AM, G-Books wrote:
Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2005 20:51:10 -0500
Subject: SuperDisk floppy drive for G3 PowerBook
From: Donald Keenan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Hi!
Has anyone ever used an internal floppy drive (VST SuperDisk floppy
drive for G3 PowerBook) with a Pismo? I have an external
Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2005 20:51:10 -0500
Subject: SuperDisk floppy drive for G3 PowerBook
From: Donald Keenan
Hi!
Has anyone ever used an internal floppy drive (VST SuperDisk floppy
drive for G3 PowerBook) with a Pismo? I have an external one and wonder
if there are any issues when using the
On 1/12/05 11:03 AM, sacredsystem [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Repaired permissions, but my Finder and desktop icons are still dead :-(
Being the careful computer user that you are, you do have a second admin
account on that computer, right? (If not, boot up with your system disk and
activate root.
Thus spoke Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]1/12/05
Are you the administrator on your machine? Can you create another
temporary
account with admin privileges? If you set OS X to automatically boot in
your
account, you will need to logout of your account from the Finder. Is
the
Finder loadi
hey guys my daughter and I have older powerbooks and
were wondering since we do not have usb 2.0, can we
still use the new shuffle or would it be too slow in
just regular usb or do we get a adapter or what?
thanks in advance
TmB
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On Wed, 12 Jan 2005 13:28:05 +0100, Dijkwel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have installed USB card support on my (cardbus enabled) 2400c running
OS 9.1 in order to get USB capabilities through a MacAlly USB cardbus
card. On startup, I do see that USB has been installed, the USB card
shows up on
You can use old USB, it will just be slow. The other option is to purchase a
USB 2.0 PCM card for your PCM slot.
Regards,
Aaron
hey guys my daughter and I have older powerbooks and
were wondering since we do not have usb 2.0, can we
still use the new shuffle or would it be too slow in
The Apple website states it will work with both USB 1.1, or 2.0.
tamara buffalo wrote:
hey guys my daughter and I have older powerbooks and
were wondering since we do not have usb 2.0, can we
still use the new shuffle or would it be too slow in
just regular usb or do we get a adapter or what?
Thus spoke [EMAIL PROTECTED]/12/05
On 1/12/05 11:03 AM, sacredsystem [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Repaired permissions, but my Finder and desktop icons are still dead
:-(
Being the careful computer user that you are, you do have a second
admin
account on that computer, right? (If not, boot up
On 12/01/05 12:26, sacredsystem [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thus spoke Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]1/12/05
Are you the administrator on your machine? Can you create another
temporary
account with admin privileges? If you set OS X to automatically boot in
your
account, you will need
On 12/01/05 13:09, sacredsystem [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thus spoke [EMAIL PROTECTED]/12/05
On 1/12/05 11:03 AM, sacredsystem [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Repaired permissions, but my Finder and desktop icons are still dead
:-(
Being the careful computer user that you are, you do have a
On 1/12/05 1:09 PM, sacredsystem [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I created a second account and my finder /desktop icons are alive. What
do i do next?
I generally do one of two things. Usually when something goes awry it is a
munged preference file. The trick is to figure out which one...or you can
Thus spoke Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]1/12/05
Thus spoke Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]1/12/05
Are you the administrator on your machine? Can you create another
temporary
account with admin privileges? If you set OS X to automatically boot
in
your
account, you will need to
Thus spoke Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]1/12/05
Thus spoke Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]1/12/05
Are you the administrator on your machine? Can you create another
temporary
account with admin privileges? If you set OS X to automatically boot
in
your
account, you will need to
On 12/01/05 17:26, sacredsystem [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thus spoke Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]1/12/05
Thus spoke Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]1/12/05
Are you the administrator on your machine? Can you create another
temporary
account with admin privileges? If you set OS
Thus spoke Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]1/12/05
If you have administrative options in that account, you should try to
set
the permissions of your home folder back to your user ID.
In the Finder, from your 2nd account, go in /Users/your initial user
ID.
Then, select Get Info from the File
The 867 Powerbook doesn't have a PCM slot. But he's correct in stating that
USB 1.1 will work just fine but a bit slower.
Tim
On 1/12/05 12:55 PM, Aaron Willems [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You can use old USB, it will just be slow. The other option is to purchase a
USB 2.0 PCM card for your PCM
Thanks for this info! I finally got my Keyspan card and Lexar Jump
Drive to work on my Wallstreet (running 9.2.2).
Happy New Year!
Hubert
On Tuesday, January 11, 2005, at 05:19 PM, John.E.Abraham wrote:
Hi Nils
There is a known extensions problem with OS 9.2.2 you will have to use
an
on 12/01/05 19:33, sacredsystem at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thus spoke Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]1/12/05
If you have administrative options in that account, you should try to
set
the permissions of your home folder back to your user ID.
In the Finder, from your 2nd account, go in
The National Enquirer reports at 9:25 PM +0900 1/10/05, Carl Freire wrote:
Hey all:
I'm planning to get a wireless broadband router of some sort in the
near future and have been looking into various options. I had pretty
much ruled out the AirPort Extreme base station due to compatibility
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The other solution I sometimes use when I cannot figure out what file
is
causing the problem is to create a new account and abandon the old
account.
This is rather drastic because it means moving documents from one
account to
another (changing ownership is a must!). It
It takes real guts to run a business that is over shadowed by a
corporate entity that gets and gives anything it wants because the
govt.is bought and paid for. The Mac will not survive without an office
suite. This is the last M$ bloated piece of crapsuite and Apple knows
it. So maybe not
On Wednesday, January 12, 2005, at 07:24 PM, Al Poulin wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The other solution I sometimes use when I cannot figure out what file
is
causing the problem is to create a new account and abandon the old
account.
This is rather drastic because it means moving documents
On Wednesday, January 12, 2005, at 05:25 PM, Tim Collier wrote:
The 867 Powerbook doesn't have a PCM slot. But he's correct in stating
that
USB 1.1 will work just fine but a bit slower.
He meant PCMCIA, which all titanium and aluminum powerbooks except the
12 do in fact have.
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hey guys my daughter and I have older powerbooks and
were wondering since we do not have usb 2.0, can we
still use the new shuffle or would it be too slow in
just regular usb or do we get a adapter or what?
thanks in advance
TmB
I've tried twice to send this, and it bounced. I was
on 13/01/05 01:04, Claire Hart at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
hey guys my daughter and I have older powerbooks and
were wondering since we do not have usb 2.0, can we
still use the new shuffle or would it be too slow in
just regular usb or do we get a adapter or what?
thanks in advance
TmB
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