I've had a thought, and was wondering if it was possible, or even needed. If
I were traveling with my Apple TV 2 (for the sake of this question), and I
wanted to connect to my home network from outside the home to watch stuff
from my iTunes, would that be possible? I know I can tunnel back to my
Hello all. I've got a newish iMac Core 2 Duo machine that I brought last summer
which has recently stopped seeing the internet via Airport. I've tried deleting
and then reinstalling through the System PreferencesNetwork. I've tried
resetting my Airport Extreme Base Station (all other computers
Hold 'T' while booting to enter Target mode. If I remember this only
works with Macs with native FW 400/800 ports.
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On Dec 27, 2009, at 3:00 PM, Christian Wacker pizzaboy...@gmail.com
wrote:
Boot the Macbook in target disk mode (Firewire disk mode) by pressing
some key
I thought about that, but my situation was a bad power surge, which Apple
said wasn't a failure under 'normal' conditions and therefore would be a
routine repair (my iMac was almost 4 yrs old and out of warranty at the
time)
On Sun, Dec 6, 2009 at 2:31 AM, Dennis Faulkner
Same thing happened to me. I was able to find someone out there willing to
give me a good price on a used iMac, as they ran a repair shop and could use
the monitor/case/etc for spare parts (they offered me a cheap logic board,
but I decided to take the money they gave me and invest in a new iMac)
a third party recommended by the
Apple store.
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On Sep 28, 2009, at 7:41 PM, Jonathan Rowson
jonathanrow...@gmail.com wrote:
I've just run into a problem, my iMac won't boot. It's a late 2008
2.8 GHz Core 2 Duo. When I press the power button, I hear a 'whirr'
like
I've just run into a problem, my iMac won't boot. It's a late 2008 2.8 GHz
Core 2 Duo. When I press the power button, I hear a 'whirr' like the HD or
SuperDrive is spinning up and it stops and makes a short click. It won't get
past that. I can't get into target mode, I can't hold the option key
I've done this successfully at home quite well. I've got an Airport Extreme
(not the dual band one) with 3 Airport Express base stations (got them NEW
from eBay for about $45 bucks each)
I've got 2 of them acting as a bridge for my DIrecTV HDDVR units. DirecTV
will allow you free on-demand
Why would you categorize it as a ripoff? It's a ripoff if the product being
sold is totally overpriced for what you get, NOT if it's not what you want.
Remember, value for money is the key. Don't forget that the Boxed Set is NOT
a requirement for upgrading. The Boxed Set is ONLY if you NEED iLife,
