to be
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burning, is there a SATA drive hooked up
> to a SATA PCI card that will still support Apple Software burning?
No, because there is no SATA support for OS 9.
The answer to ALL of your problems is simple: Update to OS X 10.4 or 10.5.
Under OS X the new drive WILL be recognized, if not natively th
, because very often this sort of thing is
the harbinger of a failing drive, particularly if this is the original drive in
the thing.
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ue, problems that manifest before login are typically
systemic in nature, the the shotgun approach of re-installing the OS will
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7;Browse Other Backup Disks' was a menu option already.
Used this to restore files to my laptop form the time machine backup of my
currently comatose desktop.
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tc, and finding the actual part
number of the fan itself sometimes requires removing it, but they carry a wide
assortment. Definitely recommended for an electronics supply house.
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On Sep 20, 2011, at 10:18 AM, peterh...@cruzio.com wrote:
>
> However, the LaCie driver is Universal, NOT Intel.
Not according to LaCiethat's interesting...
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any PPC development, barring someone writing one
from scratch there never will be a USB3.0 driver for PPC Macs.
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> hotter card? I did have the aux power connection connected.
I think you just discovered why it was available on the second-hand
marketbut make sure your video drivers are up-to-date. ISTR some issues
with the GeForce line.
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RC, but presumably you would be printing out of
the OS X side with FileMaker running as an OSX program (since FileMaker is a
carbonized app, at least as of V5.5, dunno what version you have), that would
be good.
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using ADB devices instead of USB?
What RAM allocation have you given to FMP? What happens if you kick it up?
Have you considered going to OS X? VASTLY more stable than os9, FMP should run
under both, WriteNow will work just fine under emulation.
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roblems turning it on or
the system shutting off unexpectedly
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would just be peachy.
I don't think that's an issue with the GPU, but the images themseleves. I'd
expect GPU issues to affect the entire screen; those errors are clear;y
connected to specific issues.Try clearing the Safari cache. or try a different
web browser.
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&
On Aug 24, 2011, at 7:21 PM, Dan wrote:
> At 5:02 PM -0700 8/24/2011, Bruce Johnson wrote:
>> The CEO is resigned, long live the CEO
>
> He can still do a lot of damage as The Chairman.
You know, the US economy would be doing orders of magnitude better if such
'damage&#x
The CEO is resigned, long live the CEO
<http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/08/24/us-apple-idUSTRE77N82K20110824>
(Or perhaps he'll just pass the turtleneck on to Tim Cook, who will assume the
title 'Dread CEO Jobs' 8-P)
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On Aug 22, 2011, at 7:32 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
> I had to disable firewire support on it or it wouldn't sleep, and clearly it
> did not support firewire :-)
I canNOT believe I forgot to add "but clearly it supported 'ON Firewire'..."
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support on it or it wouldn't sleep, and
clearly it did not support firewire :-)
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performance monster moving up from a PPC mac.
I just resurrected a 17" 2.4 Ghz one (MBP with a bad LCD + an hour careful
fiddling to replace the LCD, gave me a 17" MBP for $375...) and it feels orders
of magnitude faster than my old top of the line PPC PowerBook.
d here has been batteries; even the hard drives
have held up pretty well..I've upgraded a few. They're ridiculously small by
today's standards, of course, but they've held up well. The only one we've
surplused had cola spilled into it's guts and the owner kept trying
cranking along. If something
is causing the CPU to spike, maybe there's something going on software-wise to
cause this.
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ure 'BCC Address Field'
menu item in the View menu is checked.
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<http://hackaday.com/2011/08/12/overhaul-an-old-mechanical-keyboard/>
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;update to 10.5.2' :-)
However, Macs don't boot from a Time Machine volume. The restore process with
Time machine is:
Boot from the system DVD. Install OSX, during the process you will be asked if
you want to restore programs, files and settings from (among other choices) a
Time Mac
e of the computer with
disk utility unless you boot from another volume.
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e, hod down command-V (for verbose booting) at startup and see how far it
gets. It should guve you a clue as to the issue.
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G5; all you need is a FW400-FW800 cable
<http://tinyurl.com/3qvhnh>
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> your friends connect when they're sitting there trying to puzzle out which of
> the 6 WAPs they see, with nonsensical names, be you.
My favorite local SSID is: *\'|'/*
I've never actually run into one that was someone's address.
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which are 32-bit only. Lion is strictly 64 bit..
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nly way to get it is via the App
Store, which requires 10.6.8 or better.
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t; Apple supports MICROSOFT'S WINDOWS XP, but NOT their own systems that are
> NEWER!
They're supporting the current and two previous versions of each OS.
The changes between 10.3 and 10.5 are huge, much larger than the differences
between XP and Win7
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for same time.
>
>
> --DISHWASHER-- ???
Yep, older keyboards are readily cleanable this way, top shelf, gentle cycle,
no soap...
The current AL keyboards do not take to this treatment, though.
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On Jul 28, 2011, at 6:00 PM, Cliff Rediger wrote:
>
>
> On Jul 28, 11:38 am, Bruce Johnson
> wrote:
>
>>> **Cannot afford to change/upgrade my HDs to GUID.
>> Also this is a matter of reformatting the drive, not getting a new one or
>> anything like th
enius and
Intego Virus Barrier for ONLY $120! Woo Hoo! A defragger and antivirus bundle
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On Jul 28, 2011, at 11:17 AM, Cliff Rediger wrote:
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> **Cannot afford to change/upgrade my HDs to GUID.
Also this is a matter of reformatting the drive, not getting a new one or
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t of some to a lot of
geekification working it out and getting it running, as in ording the parts and
putting it together and shouting "it's ALIIVE BWahahahahah!" when
it first boots up :-).
While building your own frankemMac out of PC parts isn't the daunting challe
e are called 'security' bits and are quite readily available
<http://tinyurl.com/434au7b>. This should cover any one you'll run into.
Harbor Freight has a 100-piece set on sale for $8 right now.
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entire drive designated for your
working one, and reformat it between projects.
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aven't put my multimeter across it yet, but it seems to be the same
> size chunky connector.
IIRC the g4 iBooks are the same as the G4 powerbooks: same voltage, same
connector style, different size.
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card is there but not working, make sure the antenna is
properly connected.
> Is there a way I can make a fresh install of the OS?
As above, boot from the tiger dvd and in trhe installation options you can
select erasing the disk and re-installing.
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e it's for a core duo iMac.
Personally I'd go right on by 10.5 and look for 10.6, at least; if that's a
Core Duo system that's the top limit you can get to; and there's not much that
wasn't compatible with 10.5 on those that doesn't run in 10.6, and 10.6 is a
in it, it would have been VERY difficult to make it
ARC clean.
As a semi-related side note, ~/Library is now a hidden folder. Mac OSX Hints
has a hint about turning that on and off.
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ate for OS X virtualization, as they've already done it, albeit only
briefly.
If Apple is allowing any previous version now, they'll all offer it soon, as
this will be a stopgap to supporting ROsetta.
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ver, and virtualizing OSX Client is
possible (VirtualBox did it an early V4 beta, until they eliminated that
capability at the request of Apple.)
I would kill to be able to virtualize 10.5 and 10.6 on my 10.7 Mac; it would
make support issues MUCH better, because we've got a lot of people who
ience and Surplus <http://tinyurl.com/3whh695>) might drive home
the point.
You have my sympathies. We had one pipe-smoking faculty member whose keyboard
was so grotty we would routinely bring our own whenever we had to work on his
computer.
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Colle
, or re-apply the latest
combo update for your version.
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matting or directory structure. If you're finding 'disk corruption' that's
recurring, it's quite possibly a sign of impending drive failure...I've seen
that a number of times.
Also if these drives are as old as the Mac...well, they're getting old, failing
so near ea
may actually have an old 604 powermac not a G3.
As for add-on ATA cards, so long as they have Mac ROMS they should work.
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On Jul 10, 2011, at 7:45 AM, irrational John wrote:
> I'm not sure which PCI cards work on the G4 MDD Macs.
Any PCI Firewire card works...FW is an Apple-devised standard.
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et and the wifi connections may
show all together in one screen or in different parts of the interface; one for
wireless connected devices and one for wired.
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ely different OS subsystems at work here: file sharing and window
manager login.
There's no way screen sharing is going on? That's the only way I could think a
remote system could log you in 'on the console' so to speak.
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use that's the only
way they can do that.
ANY cable or DSL modem that has either: WiFi or more than one local ethernet
port on the back of it support LAN's. (yours has both: the WiFi and the 'four
port switch', meaning it'll support multiple wired and wireless devices.)
-
ition scheme menu down and select 1partition.
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The link there is foo, here's a working one:
<http://www.feureau.com/2008/07/how-to-fix-painter-installation-of.html>
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On Jul 3, 2011, at 4:27 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
> Google found this:
>
> <http://painterfactory.com/
On Jul 3, 2011, at 8:05 AM, PAR wrote:
> My copy is is legal download copy, with my key provided personally by
> Corel. Anyone know how I can solve the problem so I can run Painter
> again?
Google found this:
<http://painterfactory.com/forums/p/1911/8751.aspx>
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some light on how
> to recover from this? TIA
try importing it from Mail.
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On Jul 1, 2011, at 4:29 AM, Matevž Markovič
wrote:
> Rosetta (along with Apple Java) will face the same fate in Lion.
Well, in the case of Java, it's more like "Finally!! We can use a stock Java
stack like the rest of the world!!"
Rosetta has been publicly on the chopping block pretty much si
.
OSX should require no drivers, since USB2 support is built-in.
In OSX, it should just work, so either the card isn't plugged in all the way,
you have a dead PCI slot, or it's a DOA card.
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> How do I set that up?
Use the Parental Controls preference pane, and make sure he doesn't have
administrative rights or knows an administrator's password.
Make sure the Admin passwords are good ones, and always log off when you are
done, so he has to log on with his account.
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that runs under OS X) can use USB-Serial converters:
<http://www.emaculation.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=7095>
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jors looking for
a project if you're near a university with an engineering school.
Something to think aboutbecause in the end, relying on antique hardware
increasingly renders the business liable to unexpected and costly shutdowns.
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In
hardware. (at least normally)
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fore (to establish a baseline) and
after the move. Make sure you NEED to mod the Mac before you do it.
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ny writable DVD or CD
drive can be used.
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assword will not work at all.
>
> So, back to request for shared experience and suggestions.
Use Keychain Access and go delete all saved "internet passwords" for Yahoo.
This has cleared up similar issues I"ve seen in the past.
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er delete Toast and all the prefs/application
support, etc, and re-install.
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hat runs over sshd. Fugu says it offers image previews:
<http://rsug.itd.umich.edu/software/fugu/>
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>
>
> This doesn't mean a lot to me:- is there anyone who could shed any helpful
> light on this?
Why yes: <http://www.roxio.com/enu/support/default.html?rTrack=m_sup_home>
Try the obvious: delete Toast prefs, re-install the app?
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On Jun 19, 2011, at 9:40 PM, Charles Davis wrote:
>
> Still concerned about the 'security update' being for a 'client' [of Server/
> Client], as opposed to a 'desktop' .
That is OSX client versus OSX server. That is the correct version for you.
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> that.
> But so far there is no success.
>
> What else can there possibly go wrong?
> What else could I try?
>
Check for firmware updates? I had to do that on my GigEthernet when I put in a
1Ghz update.
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or my other drives - where I've disabled and erased the
> spotlight index?!
>
To limit the 'find' command use /volumes/ instead of just / at the
beginning.
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, it has
since changed, but if your home directory, like mine, is a verteran of numerous
systems ond OS versions, you'll still see it in your directories. It is still
used throughout the system in the 'under the hood' parts.
Why 'wheel'?
Google offers this apocryphal tale:
&
several
ex-Windows people who have asked me for that solution...)
The problem here, of course, is that you need to:
Be able to teach technical stuff to non-technical people.
Be deeply knowledgeable about BOTH platforms.
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, and works for free? 8-P
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two lists to find ones on one list and not the
other, either in the command line or via a text editor like bbedit or
textwrangler (I know TW does this, I've done it before.)
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kMDItemPixelWidth = 800
kMDItemProfileName = "Generic RGB Profile"
kMDItemResolutionHeightDPI = 72
kMDItemResolutionWidthDPI = 72
kMDItemUsedDates = (
"2011-05-18 00:00:00 -0700"
)
Worth a try.
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ntel macs are coming down to that $400 level, a G4 after the costs of
upgrading simply cannot sell for enough to cover it's costs.
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dth than the IDE/PATA
> connections, or is it still limited by the bus speed?
The only communication link between the drives and the rest of the computer is
via the PCI bus, so, yes it's still bus limited.
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this
drwx--@ 6 Sean staff 204 Oct 10 12:58 Sean.sparsebundle
We go another.
In any case what I'm aiming for is getting all your old encrypted Sean stuff
into Sean2, then deleting Sean and renaming Sean2 to Sean, which should get you
back to where you wanted to be.
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because that means that files are coming out of the disk image.
Then undo File Vault and see if it works.
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is:
dbdev2:~ johnson$ pwd
/Users/johnson
We're getting there, honest. :-)
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s there, but finder says I can't go into the folder or open the
file"
"It's like I'm a new users but there's two home folders with my name on them,
one I can get into and one I can't."
If your account is sufficiently functional to allow Terminal to run,
ks or ads.
Oh THOSE things.
Easier to block them at the browser level:
<http://www.tech-weekly.com/2007/04/browsing-tip-of-day-block-intellitxt.html>
For Safari 5 use this:
<http://homepage.mac.com/drewthaler/jsblacklist/>
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Inf
,of course if you use an approriate digital camera, simply
capturing it right from the camera vi Firewire will suffice.
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or models, I'd say yes.
Actually I think the CPU modules are interchangeable among all of the models
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tel Macs.
And WinXP in VPC?? I'd rather just beat my head in with a rock, compared to the
advantages of simply using VM software like VirtualBox on an Intel Mac.
Tai Chi computing is not all it's cracked up to be...
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Informatio
derstand what you're accomplishing, but why are you
getting directed to those sites so often?
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but fuse.net is spazzing out again. I've gotten like 400 LEM list bounces
dating back to january from someone there just this morning...
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rt of a load, that one.
So the software's definitely better than nothing.
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unused languages, printers, etc...you can get a
OSX install down to about 3 gigs.
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as cheap as either
of those. I've seen G5 towers starting to go at the $300-$400 range.
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party hack to
run an unsupported OS is a risky proposition,no matter how well behaved the
computer is.
Also, some advice that's only useful for the future: when you're in a hole,
STOP DIGGING!
The first thing to do if a system won't boot into OS X is to try a safe mode
boot: hold
ufficiently to remind me that
> they
> are comma delimited files.
Weird, glad you figured that out!
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isn't
>> recognized at boot.
> Hi, Kris.
>
> Just exactly how would I go about doing this on my Beige G3 (OS 10.4.11 via
> XPostFacto)? It has a Radeon 9200.
See this thread :
<http://forum.macsales.com/viewtopic.php?p=10280>
OWC is the XPostFacto "home&qu
s a constant high-pitched noise going on in your head that you can't ever
get away from. Tinnitus isn't a joke; people have killed themselves over it.
I'm lucky that most of the time my case is low enough "volume" that I can
mostly ignore it.
Put the XServe off in anothe
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