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or would I “Restore” each volume to permit updating the clones?
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Bruce Johnson, I thought I should tell you how things have moved on for me.
I never said I could afford anything like $649, or even $400! I'd never even
heard of Fleabay before, but I joined and fou
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Bruce Johnson, I've done some more research on the Apple Appstore using the
facility of clicking on the link "runs on this MacBook Air" to check
compatibiliy on older versions of macOS and her
tps://www.apple.com/shop/help/downloadable_software
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The directions are here:
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Time Machine automatically puts external HD’s on the exclusion list, so you
have to remove the iTunes drive from there before you can include the iTunes in
the backup.
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at a minimum 2X your backed up data as free space, 3X is closer to optimal.
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ep end make sure iMovie
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continue using CCC even though it may not be compatible with the new OS right
away?
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I’ve seen no indication that Apple’s abandoning Time Machine any time soon
(although there have been under-the-hood changes with Catalina ) but external
drive backups like you’re describing are straight forward Finder disk copies,
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Listers,
I have not owned a desktop Mac for some time. I recently acquired an
iMac
cation, or in OS X in the
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It’s the spot you can attach some sort of security lock:
https://support.apple.com/en-us/ht204392 (see all the way at the bottom)
Like this :
https://www.compulocks.com/imac-security-cable-lock-cl37-four-dial-combo-lock.html
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flesh, so to speak was one a
friend got from an accountant she knew. The top rows and left hand column with
the row numbers from VisiCalc were permanently burned into the monitor.
Basically the thing spent 8-10 hours a day 5-6 days a week doing spreadsheets.
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ee my photos only
what should be in FINDER? this is my iMac 9,1
eddie
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at Mac model, OS version and
apps you're talking about, or wht you’re trying to do.
Welcome to the Mac :-)
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es it a pice of cake;
$40 is dirt cheap for the functionality and Thorsten has been a Mac supporter
basically forever. I’m quite happy to give him my hard earned money.
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sts have kinda merged together in my memory...
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sociated with the Tyco drivers move
them to the trash and restart.
If you can find an ‘Uninstaller’ for the device drivers in the installation
package, this is the best because that way you can be reasonably sure all the
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>> On Aug 4, 2017, at 11:16 PM, GMail Valter Psicof <valter.psi...@gmail.com>
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>> Hi, I just upgraded my iMac 24" Early 2009 to OSX 1
ng this gave nothing)
Perhaps an applescript tied to shutdown that closes all apps but Finder?
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is is more troubling, because even if the internal disk is fubar this should
still work.
All I can suggest is try resetting the PRAM (boot while holding down
command-option-P-R for a couple boot chime cycles) and seeing if that works to
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g into some pretty arcane
hardware driver stuff.
One (kinda remote) possibility is look into using Automator to make a script to
raise the brightness on login? The app you have may be controllable via
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were Sierra compatible, why would they NOT be?!?
Russell Courtenay
July is national what month?
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n so that I can follow it and implement it. Or
>perhaps someone can point me to a place that clearly explains how to fix this.
If you could provide a link to this solution rather than just implying it
exists, those of us who are technically proficient may be able to help :-)
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once I get the above resolved...?
>
My wife and I have had issues like that in the past, solved by having the other
party call back. We’ve had it happen in both directions.
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en you can
> install a new version of your OS from the web and all will be well if your
> had isn't damaged.
>
I don’t believe that was available until OS 10.7; this is a G4 iMac; the latest
OS it can run is 10.5.
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> On Apr 8, 2017, at 12:01 PM, Bruce Johnson <john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu>
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> If that doesn’t work, press the Command-V keys immediately to see the verbose
> boot screen
“press the command-V key immediately while starting up”…I meant. Sorry for the
confusio
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boot screen. A lot of text will flow on the screen, but what we’re interested
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monitor?
*blink* Touchscreen *blink blink* for a Mac
I thought there was no support for that in macOS.!?
How exactly does that work?
The interface emulates a mouse, or graphics pad. Same principle as Wacom’s
droolworthy Cintiq screen/pads.
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oo well. Now every website I go to for a couple
weeks is going to have ads offering to sell me 19” touchscreen monitors 8-)
> This should do the trick perfectly. Thanks! Bill
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em to be geared towards
commercial/industrial use, whereas the cheaper ones are geared towards home
use; not as rugged.
But if your use case is not severe one of those 21” $199 ones would work, I’ll
bet.
On Mar 31, 2017, at 11:08 AM, Bruce Johnson
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Newegg
” $199 ones would work, I’ll
bet.
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Newegg has a bunch of them:
<https://www.newegg.com/Touch-Screen-Monitors/SubCategory/ID-514>
Most are 16:9 aspect ratio, thou
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ough info to hunt down the drivers, or at least the OEM. if mac drivers
exist…
But, as Michael Shaw says any non-slot loading optical drive will also work
with those 3” cd’s.
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I do this with new laptops where I work: I set up the mac with our standard IT
support local account, install all the required apps, printers, VPN, etc, then
delete that file and hand it to the end user. They can set up the account name
they want and password, so we never have to write those d
nks.
Rogue Amoeba’s Fission is one <https://www.rogueamoeba.com/fission/> . No
experience using it, though other RA apps I’ve used in the past are great ‘it
just works’ programs...
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w do I get it to burn in the right order?
> As always, my thanks in advance!
Here’s a possible solution
<https://discussions.apple.com/thread/2532221?start=0=0> (I vaguely
remembered doing this to fix one of mine, back in the day when I still burned
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Was this on the same machine you had that DVD error on? Might be a failing or
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Does it play in iTunes? Maybe try importing it first via Audacity thence into
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dder left no real chance of recovering decades-old NMR studies
or Xerox Star docs (we had two of them in the College when I got here in ’91.
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I feel like the Data Security Dalek: "DE-MAGNETIZE! DE-MAGNETIZE!” 8-)
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I'm two hours south of Spokane, WA. Anyo
r the CRT. Should fit without too
much modification (although you will likely need to disassemble it) and connect
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Al Poulin <alfred.pou...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> Thank you Bruce,
>
> And could I install the client SL to run my legacy FMP instead of using the
> SL server?
>
> Thanks
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>
>> On Dec 2, 2016, at 5:00 PM, Bruce Johnson <john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu>
nor can you install SL
Server on it, directly.
You will be able to install SL Server in VB, Parallels or VMWare Fusion VM's
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s it took us to restore from tape.
It was educational for them; and prompted a few questions like:
"What would happen if this happened to my home computer?”
“You would have to pay the ransom, or just restore your latest backup. You DO
have a latest backup don’t you?”
“Oooohh”
:-)
n
any anti-malware solution, and it sounds like your wife is well versed in the
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Backing up your stuff is important, because drive failure, computer failure,
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es are still part of the built-in desktop pics in
Sierra…
Thanks again. You know your stuff.
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dry and fired
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If you move fast and avoid corrosions you should be ok. SwampThing lasted as my
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ill also reformat the drive), and then redoing the clone is a
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on the Partition tab. Select 1 partition and select GUID as
partition type.
Also, updating the RAM in that iMac is easy and IIRC they’ll take up to 8 or
16gb. 2GB is marginal even for Snow Leopard. with 4 or 8 gb that iMac will run
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will essentially allow
people to take over stolen iPhones as well. It’s a hard call.
Of course from Apple’s POV it’s not hard at all; they’ll cheerfully sell you a
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before I could use it.
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e HDD, just be
real wary of the LCD vertical synch cable, it’s quite delicate and easy to
break…make sure you get a good grip on the connector. In my case my forceps
slipped off, grabbed the wires and quite efficiently ripped them out of the
connector. This is complicated by the fact that you can
and such.
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olume? It could
simply be unpartitioned, and so you have to do that, but you only get that
option if you select the disk, not the volume.
It could also be a DOA disk…your iMac should have no problems with a SATA III
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Either that or he found a particularly mean (and smart!) stray dog that doesn’t
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I would avoid messing with Bootcamp; a VM solution like VirtualBox or Parallels
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tested the ram but im Still thinking thier faulty and i dont have any pcs to
> run a ramtest on.
>
> unless hdd + ram's bad i'm curious just how far i knackered my old iMac ;-;
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(Mac OS 10.2.x - 10.3.9, 10.4.2+)
This version will definitely work with your OS X version.
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On May 23, 2015, at 6:04 PM, Clark Martin cm...@sonic.net wrote:
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First the bad news - CCC : (the authors tell me) is not compat with 10.3.9
:-(
The current version isn't but there is a version that is, I used CCC a bunch
with 10.3 and 10.4.
The Wayback Machine
as the source and
the iMac drive as the target. This will clone the Pismo drive to the iMac.
Since OS X is a monolithic system the iMac should work.
Alternatively you can use a program like Carbon Copy Cloner or SuperDuper to do
it, but Disk utility is free :-).
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to force-boot on a USB key?
Hold down the option key while booting you should get the option to select a
plugged-in bootable USB volume.
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it.
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~$5-6, as I recall.
(Actually go to Monoprice for all your cabling and home theatre/networking
needs…they’ve got amazing prices. Monoprice.com )
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-pen plotter for an output device.
I got my Apple ][+ shortly thereafter, my first Mac in ’88.)
That said I DID have the UCSD p-system for my Apple ][+…still do around the
house somewhere, if the disks haven’t disintegrated into dust.
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ROFL! truly making it a lampshade iMac. That’s clever.
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Repurposed as a lamp
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