Hi,
I also have the 7.1 Revolution in my MDD and after upgrading to Tiger
I tried the M-Audio "upgrade" drivers for Tiger. Actually they worked
very irratically and when I reinstalled the M-Audio Panther drivers my
system was "reasonably" stable again. Don't know how the Panther
drivers would perf
Sorry, food coma.
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On 11/24/11 12:10 AM,
Greetings Listers,
I am using a NetGear wireless router in my home, and quite often,
especially when my children are at home.the router needs to be
reset in order for me to get online. If I unplug the router (from
the electricity)for a couple of seconds and then plug it back in, I
can al
On Nov 25, 2011, at 6:48 PM, Lawrence David Eden wrote:
Is ther a command of some kind that I can send to the router from
the basement...
Yes. You can login to the router using any browser. The login address
is specific to the router model, you'll need to look it up in the
manual. Most Ne
On Nov 25, 2011, at 4:48 PM, Lawrence David Eden wrote:
> Greetings Listers,
>
> I am using a NetGear wireless router in my home, and quite often, especially
> when my children are at home.the router needs to be reset in order for me
> to get online. If I unplug the router (from the elect
On 26 Nov 2011, at 00:48AM, Lawrence David Eden wrote:
> Greetings Listers,
>
> I am using a NetGear wireless router in my home, and quite often, especially
> when my children are at home.the router needs to be reset in order for me
> to get online. If I unplug the router (from the electr
> Is ther a command of some kind that I can send to the router from the
> basementor must I continue to make that long walk to the garage?
Log into the router's GUI interface using IP address 192.168.1.1 and then
list the log, check it out, and, finally, issue the REBOOT command.
This can be
I thought that when I got my two home computers wirelessly networked
I'd really be able to move files back and forth between them (G4 and
G5 Powermacs both running 10.5.8). No more running back and forth with
a flash drive to transfer files.
Well, I can move files back and forth between computers
Run Disk Utility?>Repair Permissions on both Computer A & B. This
problem could be with the application and not with the file. It may be
telling you that you don't have privileges to "Save" within the
application rather than the file's privileges have an issue. Hopefully
Repair Permissions
It's UNIX. Not Mac OS X. Most OSes have the permissions crud because
they are optimized for multi user systems. The only OS I know of that
doesn't have permissions is BeOS.
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