Hi, late to this thread
I'm using a utility from parallels.com and I am running it on mac
mini duo-core.
from what ive seen and experienced for $40 buck is amazing
I am very happy with it
Ben
On May 26, 2006, at 7:17 AM, Jason Pamental wrote:
Daniel,
I know! (I'm waiting to be able to do
Thank you Bill,
If you lived closer, I'd consider reusing some of that hardware you have as
extras, but alas the cost of shipping over the border would hardly make it
worth it.
But yes, green as possible please. The world needs less hardware, not more.
We are strictly a one-car family and I'v
Thank you for the offer Robert.
> -Original Message-
> From: Robert Garcia [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, May 26, 2006 10:42 AM
> To: witango-talk@witango.com
> Subject: Re: Witango-Talk: [OT] Mac OS question
>
> I actually have a patched DVD, of 10.4.3, I think. It can ver
Hi Dan,
Yep it's possible!
Here's the way I do it:
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And there's always e-Bay. I've got a closet-full of stuff that will
run X.2.8. I actually use a 450MHz DP-G4 that I picked up used --
way faster than the 200Mhz G3 I used until a few months ago. I like
to be on the trailing edge a bit, though my wife (new iMac) thinks
I'm a little cheap.
I actually have a patched DVD, of 10.4.3, I think. It can very
difficult to track down via bittorrent.
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Magalia, Ca 95954
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Thank you Robert,
I appreciate the tip. I know it won't be simple, but I think it's worth the
effort to try. I'd prefer a Virtual Machine option over extra hardware right
now.
The cost of Mac OS X is relatively minimal, for the experiment.
I'll let you know if it works out.
> -Original Me
Hi Jason,
Apparently, the rumors on the VMWare forums is that a version of VMWare is in
the works for running "on" Mac OS X, so you'll be able to run Windows as a
Virtual Machine inside OSX.
> -Original Message-
> From: Jason Pamental [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, May
Thank you Richard,
I could afford to buy a Mac, if my wife let me, but I'd rather spend that money
on other things.
Like more monitors -->
http://scott.cadillac.bz/Home/tabid/118/EntryID/46/Default.aspx
Virtual Machines are the way to go.
Why only eat cake OR ice cream, when you can have the
Thank you Jason,
If I make the plunge to try it, I'll let you guys know how it turns out.
As for me, I'm staying on Windows - that's where the money is for me ;-)
Who needs eye-candy, when all I want is brute functionality and stability.
Under Windows XP, I always turn off all the theme junk,
Thank you Christian,
This is what I suspected, but just couldn't find it written anywhere.
Thanks.
> -Original Message-
> From: Christian Platt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, May 26, 2006 7:37 AM
> To: witango-talk@witango.com
> Subject: Re: Witango-Talk: [OT] Mac OS quest
I agree with Robert - you might gain some insight by running the SQL
Profiler and just watch the trace for an hour or two and look for
really long running queries. Then see if you can optimize those with
stored procedures better and/or more efficient queries. I did a round
of that a few wee
Well, one of the major changes in 5.5, seemed to directly address
this issue. Periodically, other witango shops have consulted with me,
giving me access to their systems. This issue, was always related to
the odbc system being used, or oracle, and to some degree fixable.
For the most part,
I can see how code could make the problem worse, but in our case, we
could never fix it completely.
It took 2 months of tracing with primebase engineers to fix issues in
their odbc implementation. And once we worked them all out, witango
never went down. It never crashed, or hung, for month
I have a similar solution that essentially polls the webserver looking at
response codes and kills the process when it is hung. The service then
intelligently figures out the pid and kills the correct Witango.exe based on
process id and restarts the service. I just find it disheartening that we
hav
Yes, you can, but it is NOT simple, and not for the squeamish. I
assume you mean, not on mac hardware, but pc hardware running
windows, running vmware, or pc hardware running linux running vmware.
Look in the forums and wiki of http://www.osx86project.org/
It involves downloading hacked vers
Hi, Christian.
This ODBC Spawn Issue has been discussed before, and as I and my
colleagues believe it is originated by ineffecient code, rather than
anything else. ODBC Driver is just a middle tier, that fails to sustain
certain conditions.
Although if you want to have a hack solution to deal
Daniel,
I know! (I'm waiting to be able to do Windows in a virtual machine
mode rather than with BootCamp so I can be working in both Mac OS and
Windows without having to reboot. I just want to do it on nice Mac
hardware!)
Thanks - and you're right about 10.4 - I was assuming Scott meant
Jason - he can run Windows in native Intel mode. VM's are not longer needed
:-)
Mac OS X: Only buy OS X 10.4. All older versions don't work with the Intel
Mac's (as I know).
rs
Daniel
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From: "Jason Pamental" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Friday, May 26, 2006 3
Scott,
There's only one version of the OS, so you're safe to buy the one you
see online. I didn't realize you could get it running that way - let
me know how it goes! (Although I'm waiting to go the other way - get
a new MacBook Pro and run Windows as a virtual machine)
Jason
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Jaso
Sure,
the newest System X supports all of them, G3, G4, G5 and the Intel.
It will install the needed Parts of it.
Christian
Am 26.05.2006 um 15:27 schrieb Scott Cadillac:
For those of you in the know,
I am considering an attempt to install Mac OS X as a VMWare virtual
machine, as a test
Scott, as I know, you can install Windows on a new Intel Mac machine, but
you can't install Mac OS X on a Windows machine.
I self use a new Mac Mini with dual core CPU and 2GB Ram and I work always
mostly with Windows XP Pro using BootCamp from Apple on this Mac. It's
faster as my Intel P4 and
For those of you in the know,
I am considering an attempt to install Mac OS X as a VMWare virtual machine, as
a test environment for my apps with Safari and other Mac-based browsers. There
are several unofficial instructions on how to do this, with a bit of searching.
My question is: Does the l
I have two buttons on a page with a form. When you hit the enter key on your
keyboard it takes you to the 1st button when we would prefer it uses the
second. Is there a way to prevent the enter key from doing anything? Or do
we just have to switch the order of the buttons.
The 1st one finalizes p
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