On Aug 28, 2008, at 2:19 PM, Dan wrote:
At 8:26 AM -0700 8/28/2008, Bruce Johnson wrote:
WOW. Pystar must have hired SCO's legal team. That's 'epic fail'
territory.
I donno. I think it has a shot.
*Someone* *somewhere* needs to challenge the crap companies load in
these EULAs
, and Pystar is transparently and obviously acting as a reseller,
not an end-user.
The rules are different for VARS and resellers than they are for the
end customers.
Fundamentally Pystar is trying to have it both ways, and judges REALLY
frown on lawyers trying to argue like that.
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Macs.
I think that neither of our opinions matter worth a damn in this case
because neither of us are running Apple.
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projects.
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Nope, it's sort of a 'family license'
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On Sep 3, 2008, at 10:22 AM, Michael B. in Cincinnati wrote:
Folks, while we're discussing the disk drive topic, I have a question
about PCI IDE controllers. Does one need a special model with Mac
firmware, or will any PCI iDE card suffice?
No, you need one with Mac firmware.
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, and that
was tracked to a flaky wireless VPN connection...she would have had
problems with any mail client.
However, we use IMAP exclusively, I wonder if it's something to do
with the way Mail manages POP accounts.
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://www.neooffice.org is free. OS X only, though
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$10. Now I'm
wondering if one of these would work in a G4's Airport slot?
Nope.
What WOULD work is a CF to 2.5 IDE adapter like this
http://www.addonics.com/products/flash_memory_reader/ad44midecf.asp
plugged into the HDD adapter.
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a lot longer than computers.
You don't REALLY think motorcycle engines come in nice round numbers
like 750CC, do you? ;-)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Honda_CB750 The famous Honda CB750
started life as 736 CC engine.
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off the
power cable which tends to be very tight.
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On Sep 5, 2008, at 3:51 PM, Peter wrote:
Some Lite-Ons are good, too, but I usually reserve those for
Hackintoshes.
why? This is the second time you've said this and it still doesn't
make sense.
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looking about it seems like they might have a
10-base-2 uplink port so connecting them to a larger LAN could be
problematic.
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dollars, use ClamAV and Spybot SearchDestroy. (I actually
do recommend you give the Spybot folks some of your hard-earned
dollars, they have earned it...)
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on Options and choose Archive and Install.
You can do it the way you want using the Migration Assistant, but
that's a lot of unnecessary work.
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are system or
user-basedif they show up again, the cause resides somewhere in
your user directory.
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On Sep 17, 2008, at 11:26 AM, Brian Durant wrote:
Does any DVD drive work these days or are there only certain drives
that are
supported?
OWC sells a bare 20x Pioneer DL DVD R/RW for $31
http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/optical-drives/superdrives/powermac/
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, this won't affect booting. Old-World Macs, such as the beige
G3's will have issues booting with a low PRAM battery; they will
however boot if you remove it entirely. This does NOT apply to the G5's.
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Copy Cloner to clone the installer DVD to the card.
It MIGHT work.
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What do you do with your computer?
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On Sep 18, 2008, at 11:05 AM, Simon Royal wrote:
Bruce
I was thinking of using the restore facility of Disk Utility to
restore the
Leopard DVD to the SD card.
Go for it, keep us apprised of the progress...sounds usefull.
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!
I'd
be interested in hearing what group listers have to say.
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I've dealt with them on
several occasions with no issues.
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...
Recovery? Delete last backup?
I suspect this doesn't have anything to do with Time Machine.
Need to start backups all over again?
Oh, no. Time machine is pretty robust. I expect that if you powercycle
your system everything will work ok.
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an invaluable
tool in our office. Coupled with the oprn source NTFS drivers I've
been able to rescue data from NTFS drives Windows couldn't mount.
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it. If not, start shopping for a new external
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of havok with beiges.
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can't use that one to drive all three video
ports...you can choose any two of VGA/DVI, VGA/TV or DVI/TV.
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, though.
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the problem to your user stuff.
Look in your startup items.
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not a startup item, then some prefs that are running are
causeing the problem.
If you want to test it, do a complete re-install again, without
transferring the user info, and see if the problem resurfaces.
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. The case has it's own PS and I used
that plus the Geeks USB cable to connect to the USB port of my MDD.
That means it's the power brick from the USB cable kit that's bad.
Geeks does have a good return policy, you should be able to swap it out.
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some graphics
operations, I've noticed that scrolling large files such as large
iTunes libraries is dramatically faster with Quartz Extreme enabled.
where can you buy a video card for an old beige G3?
Look for a PCI ATI Radeon, they'll work. I used a Radeon 7200 in mine.
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On Oct 2, 2008, at 1:27 AM, Simon Royal wrote:
Would adding a better graphics make any difference. I don't do any
advanced
video editing (not on a machine of this speed), but I wondered if it
would
help with everyday tasks.
Absolutely. It's a very worthwhile upgrade.
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remembered him. Then I mentioned 'Sweaty Chicken' OH!!!
Sweaty Chicken Guy! That lab smelled like that for years!
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; I've had a few myself.
My issue is with the 'OMYGODOHONESI'MGOINGTODIEEE11!!'
sensationalism of the reporting.
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? Perhaps the iMovie6 re-
install screwed it up.
iLife '08 comes with a coupon, password, something, that'll let you
download a version of iMovie 6 that works with it.
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X in the first place),
not the .Mac mail
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Go into the prefs, click on Accounts and delete the .Mac account. Then
add any one you want.
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for what
it would cost for a SCSI SD reader, if one even exists.
Any OHCI USB card will work, under OS 8.6 and better.
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that. He recommended using the Leopard Disk Repair
because it's been improved since 10.2.
This is a coincidental directory issue, has nothing to do with the OS
version at all.
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for.
There has been no difference between 'PC RAM' and 'Mac RAM' since the
advent of the Beige G3 systems.
They have all used standard RAM of one variety or another.
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smoothing
setting. It's probably set for something other than what you want.
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frequencies? Messed with any monitor
settings on the monitor itself?
Have you tested another monitor on that computer? (I'm sort of lost on
the whole sequence so far, I remember the monitor is fine on another
computer...it's remotely possible there's an issue with your video card)
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. Half the list is a well-nigh unreadable
mass of top posted ignorance anymore.
Me, I blame AOL for letting their unwashed hordes onto the net in 1993
for this.
http://catb.org/~esr/jargon/html/S/September-that-never-ended.html
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,
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On Oct 10, 2008, at 2:59 PM, Simon Royal wrote:
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So it would be wiser to put the two 7200RPM drives on the primary
and the
optical drive and third slower hard drive on the secondary.
Yes.
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On Oct 11, 2008, at 2:51 PM, Simon Royal wrote:
What is the point of this? The only thing I can see is if the main
display fails.
For hooking to a projector, so you can see what your audience is.
That's what 90% of people use an external video output for.
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On Oct 14, 2008, at 12:20 PM, Dan wrote:
At 11:54 AM -0700 10/14/2008, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Oct 14, 2008, at 11:23 AM, Dan wrote:
Personally, I've never been satisfied with any apps that manage
images file for me. So, for me, the answer is... a bit
primitive: I
use Finder.
yeah
/ibook/ibook_e.html and install
that patch, and you should be able to select the correct resolution
for the external monitor, as well as use it for an extended desktop,
not just a mirrored one.
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, and
let you convert them. The others mentioned deal with flash video files
(.flv) like those on YouTube. My favorite too for those is cosmopod, a
Safari Plugin. Perian also lets you deal with .flv files in QT.
Massively useful tool, turns QT pro into a major conversion tool.
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to it.
No such critter exists, or to my knowledge has ever existed.
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On Oct 15, 2008, at 10:37 PM, Brian Christmas wrote:
On 16/10/2008, at 3:00 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Oct 15, 2008, at 7:03 PM, Brian Christmas wrote:
G'day listers
I'd very much like to convert captured Jing .swf movies to any
format
that can be opened by iMovie.
Does
that.
If ll else fails, a complete system rebuild like yours may actually be
necessary, sometimes gremlins can get in and just wreak havok on the
system...but this is WAAAY less likely with OS X than, say, Windows
where it's an annual tradition of 'nukepave' to clean the pipes out.
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OSes from a programming point of view.
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On Oct 17, 2008, at 2:12 PM, Wilton Shaw wrote:
I launched Terminal,issued the two commands,copied the results to my
monitor screen,
???
but I can't figure out how to attach it to this email.
Copy from terminal, paste into email message.
Terminal allows full copy/paste
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server in the middle of the
day...slowed things down a bit, but it kept running.)
OS X software RAID does not support RAID5, he'll need to get a RAID
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11 od-in-f83.google.com (64.233.161.83) 97.126 ms 93.104 ms 92.153
ms
SwampThing-2:~ johnson$
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On Oct 18, 2008, at 10:10 AM, Wilton Shaw wrote:
bash-3.2$ Traceroute www.Guugle.com
Might want to try a real website :-)
But yeah, that's exactly what Dan was looking for.
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No matter where you go, there you are, B. Banzai
where I've upgraded a system
to 10.5 using the AR method, all printers were gone when it came back
up, they had to be re-added.
I'm now wondering if I didn't accidentally use an 'Upgrade' instead of
ArchiveInstall on the one system where the printer didn't go away...
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On Oct 19, 2008, at 8:55 AM, insightinmind wrote:
Don't know why they'd want them to smell good (Citrus Power or
Orange Scented) ... if you smell them, you're being exposed to ...
No the citrus oil is in there as an additional solvent...that it
smells nice is merely a by-product.
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to use, and upgraded the CPU to a 1Ghz one from OWC, and,
eventually, the video card to an ATI 9000 Pro, but both were
functional upgrades, not because the originals died..)
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No matter where you go, there you are, B. Banzai
The first true OO native mac version is out. get it here:
http://www.openoffice.org/
For some moronic reason Sun has declined to make an official PPC
compile available via the front page, so get that here:
http://tinyurl.com/6egbx6
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On Oct 19, 2008, at 1:45 PM, Kris Tilford wrote:
On Oct 19, 2008, at 3:33 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
The first true OO native mac version is out.
Humm. For PPC Macs it says no version 3.0 available, but rather 2.4.1.
I imagine PPC is getting the heave ho? I'm using NeoOffice v.2.2.5, so
On Oct 19, 2008, at 10:20 PM, Kris Tilford wrote:
Bruce Johnson wrote:
For some moronic reason Sun has declined to make an official PPC
compile available via the front page, so get that here:
http://tinyurl.com/6egbx6
The versions on that page are release candidates, of which
for the couple hours it
took to properly index everything.
After that, not a problem from Spotlight.
You'll still see those two processes running a lot and glomming ontp
CPU, but only whil your computer is unoccupied doing anything else.
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in one basket.
Your scheme puts all your eggs in different compartments in that one
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glowy power switches?
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dreams of the 'iwaanacheepmac11!!'
crowd, a computer company with 10% of the market share, could not
POSSIBLY form an 'illegal monopoly', any more than Ford has an
'illegal monopoly' on Mustangs.
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On Oct 22, 2008, at 3:30 PM, PeterH wrote:
On Oct 22, 2008, at 3:13 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
Meanwhile, I have a bunch of MacPro-equivalents which cost me a
couple of hundred apiece (not a couple of thousand apiece).
Please point out where I can get a dual Xeon quad-core system
that does this called Session Manager
I know Opera will restore your crashed session
FF3 does, out of the box.
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is there as before.
That works great, I've done it a dozen times or so, upgrading folks. I
always leave the original account since it's our support account. It's
always a good idea to have a test account to troubleshoot things.
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a USB1 device into USB2 bus will slow down all traffic on
that bus to USB1 speeds, so if you do have USB1 only devices (which,
frankly speaking, are pretty rare) keep 'em segregated on their own
USB port on your Mac.
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keyboard...
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only thing to be aware of is if there's a cooling fan be sure not to
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On Oct 23, 2008, at 9:29 AM, Richard Ramsowr wrote:
Morning all
I'm about to upgrade my bootable drive and could use some guidelines
as to what was the easiest method to use...
By 'upgrade' what do you mean? installing a new drive or a new OS?
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on the FW drive. Also if you're not using an intel mac,
you don't need the efi bit.
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Voila'.
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stronger EM fields than CRT's...that's why your TV goes crazy
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program installable via fink or Macports.
Some searching found Jgnash, whcih despite its Klingon-ish name looks
pretty nice.
hers's an article http://www.linux.com/articles/49400
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volumes, this time I just swapped in a new
volume, and, of course, I needed something from a couple months ago
that I'd deleted. I found the files in question, but manually
navigating a TM volume is a pain.
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a while now...It'll be quite possible to get dialog boxes
you cannot click on with only a 600px vertical resolution. I've run
into that issue with Clamshell iBooks.
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manually fixed the issue.
I've recovered files from the backup, so so far the drives haven't
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but not vector pict files (such as the
late, great SuperPaint).
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system CD and repairing your
Hard drive...repeated crashes like that can cause serious directory
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://www.discovercard.com/customer-service/security/create-soan.html
Unfortunately the downloadable version is for PC's only :-(
The online version is quite easy to use, though.
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it was
Fusion that caused that one.
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On Nov 1, 2008, at 9:39 AM, aussieshepsrock wrote:
I have a question. What is the Easiest - Straight Forward - Free
method to defrag a drive.
Backup Reformat Restore.
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Manager that could be used to work with this. Your admin password
would be needed to work with it.
This only applies to versions of OS X older than 10.5, maybe 10.4.
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Bruce Johnson
University of Arizona
College of Pharmacy
Information Technology Group
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