On May 6, 2011, at 10:54 PM, admin wrote:
WD ATA drive won't mount on desktop, Disk Utility and Data Rescue
(DEMO) can't recognize. DiskWarrior can recognize but chokes on re-
build attempt. Disk does spin up fine. Have in external Firewire/
USB 2 case with Single/Master pinning. Anything
An opinion.
http://www.zdnet.com/blog/btl/apple-dumping-intel-for-arm-pros-cons-and-a-lot-of-questions/48419?tag=nl.e589
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Wow!
If Apple goes to ARM on laptops, wouldn't that be like going back to the
PowerPC. I know that the times are different today and that ARM is way
better off than PowerPC was in 2005 as far as Apple is concerned, but still,
what would the performance of say future equivalent of MacBook pro be?
Thanks for the suggestions.
On May 7, 2011, at 2:32 AM, Kris Tilford wrote:
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Can we assume that this configuration did work and that it has failed
recently or is this something that has been added?
If the drive did work and has recently failed, what has changed or
been changed in your platform?
Have you tried plugging the drive directly into one of the internal
On May 7, 2011, at 12:14 PM, gifutiger wrote:
Greetings
Can we assume that this configuration did work and that it has failed
recently or is this something that has been added?
If the drive did work and has recently failed, what has changed or
been changed in your platform?
Have you tried
If Apple goes to ARM on laptops, wouldn't that be like going back to the
PowerPC. I know that the times are different today and that ARM is way
better off than PowerPC was in 2005 as far as Apple is concerned, but
still,
what would the performance of say future equivalent of MacBook pro be?
At 13:49 +0200 5/7/11, Matevzť Markovicť wrote:
Wow!
If Apple goes to ARM on laptops, wouldn't that be like going back to the
PowerPC. I know that the times are different today and that ARM is way better
off than PowerPC was in 2005 as far as Apple is concerned, but still, what
would the
So Apple will just stick to intel on high-performance models, while using
ARM for everything else? That seems too optimistic to be true... that would
mean that Apple would have to develop 2 parallel versions of OS X at the
same time, one for ARM and other for Intel. This actually is nothing new,
At 8:37 AM + 5/7/2011, Wallace Adrian D'Alessio wrote:
An opinion. [zdnet link]
LOL. This was all done in the press as minor stories back in
January. It's only now that they've picked it up again during this
slow news cycle.
Ok... The facts:
ARM is an up and coming architecture
About your bet, Dan, what do you think will happen to the Mac Pro line? At
the time I see no alternative to Xeon Nehalems. The reason I am concerned
about this is because I use computers also to compute number sequences and
there you need all the power you can get. And more cores mean more
Earlier this year I was hit with a power surge that did a lot of
damage. Part of the damage included
a fried Sonnet Tempo ata 133 card and two dead seagate drives. I
bought a new tempo card and
I found a seller on eBay that sells used circuit boards for hard
drives for 39.99 a piece.
Fortunately,
I think it has just gone bad unfortunately. There used to be a delay
in accessing the drive that I thought was the drive being asleep. It
was inside my QS2002 as second. Have tried with the Newertech Swiss
Army connector, whatever they call it, and a good quality external
Firewire case,
I agree. One per 26 years isn't too bad ... but I didn't have a
duplicate.
On May 7, 2011, at 12:22 PM, Bill Connelly wrote:
Just sounds like a drive that's at the end of its life. : (
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Mark, thanks for that info. I might try that.
On May 7, 2011, at 6:52 PM, smac0031 wrote:
Mark Murphy
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Il giorno 7-05-2011 5:54, admin ha scritto:
WD ATA drive won't mount on desktop
I just had a WD 250GB drive intermittently failing...
it began making a TAK sound at startup, sometimes not mounting (so no
boot, Mac showing flashing folder icon), sometimes booting and working ok.
When the TAK
PM G4 933 10.4.11 iTunes 9.2.1
Hi everyone. iTunes plays fine but if I go to burn a cd, I get The
application iTunes quit unexpectedly. Tried a few times.This is
something new but I have not changed much on the Mac recently. My
Superdrive is new (Pioneer DVR 118L) but have used
When I try to paste a number of transactions into Numbers it pastes
them all into one cell.
So right now my OP is to paste first into Appleworks, then recopy/
paste into Numbers.
Have you tried, when pasting from AppleWorks into Numbers, EditPaste
and Match Style? Seems to me that should
Valter, thanks all for the ideas. Yes, I am still hoping for a one
lucky mount and copy.
On May 7, 2011, at 9:44 PM, Valter Prahlad wrote:
I had to remove the bad drive from the internal ATA chain so the
computer would boot.
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At 12:35 AM +0200 5/8/2011, MatevÏ Markoviã wrote:
About your bet, Dan, what do you think will happen to the Mac Pro line?
It's going to be a few years before ARM can
compete with the high end Core line, if ever.
And I doubt L'Jobs will bless us with a Power
based system.
The reason I am
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