I have recently moved from a G5 to an iMac, which is a brilliant machine. A
bit of sorting out with my transferred items but now more or less sorted. One
odd quirk remains. I have an Epson R2880 printer and after the move over I
duly downloaded the Snow Leopard driver which is different from
I have had the same problem in the past so will be interested in what turns up
from the gurus.
Mac
Malcolm McCallum
doc...@westnet.com.au
Skype docmactor
On 05/08/2011, at 3:44 PM, Severin Crisp wrote:
> I have recently moved from a G5 to an iMac, which is a brilliant machine. A
> bit of so
HEELP!
I decided to try Carlo's suggestion - Made a Carbon Cloner copy on ext. drive,
Partitioned the internal Drive (Mac OS Extended(Journaled).Installed Lion on
main System,Installed snow leopard on small partition and applicable soft ware.
Results!
Lion will not open as default -have to hol
Hi Robert,
Don't panic, I think you are in a reasonably good position.
I just want to confirm where you stand. The way I read it, you have the
following
1) A fully operational OS X 10.7 Lion install on your main hard drive
2) A backup of your old system on an external drive
3) A non-functionin
Hi Carlo!
1. Lion fully operational -.Have now selected it as Startup disc in system
Preferences
2. Oh Dear! Earlier today,when I thought all was working,I stupidly deleted
the old system files from the external Drive!!! :-{
3. YES,I have a non functioning 10.6.8 on Main drive Partition.
On 05
Hi Robert,
Deleting your backup is probably a little bolder than I would have been, but
nevertheless you still have a booting system and all your data files, so you
are in good shape. :-)
The only problem to solve is to get yourself a bootable copy of Snow Leopard OS
X 10.6. How did you go ab
It was a fresh install from a DVD
On 05/08/2011, at 9:40 PM, cm wrote:
>
> Hi Robert,
>
> Deleting your backup is probably a little bolder than I would have been, but
> nevertheless you still have a booting system and all your data files, so you
> are in good shape. :-)
>
> The only problem
OK Robert. Give me a bit of time to do some trials I will post back. Options
that spring to mind are running disk repair on the 10.6 partition from the 10.6
DVD. Or alternatively putting the iMac in target disk mode and affecting the
repair from a MacBook. Or perhaps even installing Snow Leopar
You could just try booting off the 10.6 DVD and then reinstall 10.6 onto the
10.6 partition you made.
Once reinstalled, you should then have the option of booting to the Lion
(10.7) or Snow Leopard (10.6) partitions.
It will only reinstall the operating system and keep everything else in
tact.
Onc
You could just try booting off the 10.6 DVD and then reinstall 10.6 onto the
10.6 partition you made.
Once reinstalled, you should then have the option of booting to the Lion
(10.7) or Snow Leopard (10.6) partitions.
It will only reinstall the operating system and keep everything else in
tact.
Onc
I'll just add to what Daniel said, that it would be wise to get a backup
(either Time Machine or external disk) before you do anything. And preferably
don't delete it. :-)
C
On 2011-08-06, at 24:49, Daniel Kerr wrote:
>
> You could just try booting off the 10.6 DVD and then reinstall 10.6 on
That goes without saying doesn't it?? :)
Backup,..backup,...backup ;)
And then backup ;)
I offer suggestions, but don't take responsibility for no backups :) lol.
A bit like luggage handlers,..all care,..no responsibility,..lol :)
Kind regards
Daniel
On 6/8/11 12:58 AM, "cm" wrote:
>
> I'll
Don't think I've seen tis topic on the list.
I'm looking for an application to augment, enhance iCal on the iPhone.
there are a few calculator but that's not I want.
As well there are a few add on application that work in conjunction
with iCal. Week Cal looks good.
Suggestions?
Stuart Br
Hi all
I just had a strange thing happen, I use a MacBook Pro, 2.53GHz Intel Core 2
Duo with 4GB 1067 MHz DDR3, Mac OS 10.6.8.
I'm in the process of changing accounting systems from MYOB to MoneyWorks
Cashbook , and I am running both in tandem until I change over, being happy
with the new progr
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my modem-router, which is a Netgear Wireless ADSL2+ Modem Router model DG834G:
TCP Packet - Source:221.194.46.176,12200 Destination:59.100.232.117,9090 - [DOS]
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