Hi,
Does anyone have an airport extreme card for sale at a reasonable price, need
one for my 2004 G4 eMac 1.25GHz with OSX 10.5.8
I live in Bibra Lake Perth WA
Thanks
Derek
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In the press conference they referenced a video about the so called
Antenna problem.
Was just having a look through it and it's very funny (and well done).
The same guy then wrote one about Steve Jobs, which is actually quite good
as well.
For those interested, the links are here:-
The iPhone
Hi Ronni
I was using a 17 MacBook Pro as my primary machine, which was backed up to a
Time Capsule.
Some evidence of hard disk failure started to appear in the MBP, which
ultimately led to me taking it in for inspection. The hard disk was replaced.
I had to leave the MBP to await replacement
I'm a newbie on Mac, 13 MBP, from Linux for a decade. Still have all my
other machines on Linux (Mint). When I got my MBP I looked at Time Capsule
and read the reports on the Apple site.
Horror!!
Hundreds of complaints. Seemed not to last past 2 years at most, most from
a fried power supply,
Correction ... the 13 Macbook I referred to is an MBP also I think ... anyway,
the one in the aluminium case. It's probably irrelevant anyway.
On 18/07/2010, at 2:06 PM, Jim D wrote:
I'm a newbie on Mac, 13 MBP, from Linux for a decade. Still have all my
other machines on Linux (Mint).
Hi Peter
I would appreciate your offer of the printer if it's still going.
Cheers
John
On 17/07/2010, at 3:05 PM, Peter Bull wrote:
Just bought a new laser printer at the end of June, so now my trusty Brother
HL 1240 is ready to go to a good home for free. It works well and has a spare
Some interesting figuresI copied a 23 GB folder to a USB Drive and then toa Firewire Drive. The FW drive is several years old, the USB is new (don't know if that makes a difference)Firewire was slower.Firewire = 22 minUSB = 12 minBlitto
Rod Blitvich-Amy Sam’s Dad. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
Hi Steven,
You can't restore to a different machine from a Time Machine backup, the
restore has to be to the same computer.
If you want to transfer your files to a different Mac, you should use Migration
Assistant instead.
The Migration Assistant appears when you are first setting up your
Our server died last Sunday. Not to worry we admitted to palliative
care some time ago but its death was rather inconvenient. We backed
up the entire drive the day before. We have taken 2 or 3 other copies
on other drive just in case.
In the mean time we are going to use an Intel iMac
Curious, as I'm never found USB to be faster then Firewire (even
FIrewire400) for large amounts of data transferred.
What type of files were you copying?
Which sort of machine were you using. And were both copied from the same
internal drive to the external drive one after the other?
Would
Hi Stuart,
Re point 1 I don't think you'll get better network performance out of the
faster iMac as I believe they both support gigabit speeds. I do think you might
get better Genie response out of the faster machine, though this depends on
what else you'll be doing on it. I also look after
My best guess would be that the actual external hard drive used for the
firewire was slower than the one used by the usb.
Ruben
Curious, as I'm never found USB to be faster then Firewire (even
FIrewire400) for large amounts of data transferred.
What type of files were you copying?
Which sort
Hi DanielThe folder was a Final Cut project including all the raw footage, scratch disk etc.It was copied from an 18 month old macbook pro internal drive in both cases.The FW drive was quite old, maybe 5? yrs and almost full.The USB drive was brand new.cheersRodOn 18/07/2010, at 9:26 PM, Daniel
Stuart,
For your point 3 have a look at:
http://www.corecode.at/smartreporter/
On 18/07/2010, at 20:58 , Stuart Breden wrote:
Our server died last Sunday. Not to worry we admitted to
palliative care some time ago but its death was rather
inconvenient. We backed up the entire drive
Good morning all,
My daughter has a Windows XP machine and is getting a 21.5 iMac, what is the
best method of transferring her photos and music etc. to the iMac?
Adrian
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Thanks Rod
Interesting,..
As Ruben said, wonder if it (the Firewire) was using a 5400rpm Hard Drive
and the USB one using a 7200rpm Hard Drive.
Normally would be faster with Firewire.
Interesting to see though.
Kind Regards
Daniel
On 19/7/10 6:40 AM, Rod Blitvich rb...@iinet.net.au wrote:
Hi
Hi Adrian, I have a process where I continuously synchronise photos
between an XP laptop and a Macbook in that direction almost weekly -
this is so that I can have the collection available in two places. I
presume you want the photos and music on the imac hard drive and not on
a connected
Hi Adrian,
Just a thought - if she has any Windows specific software or if for any
other reason she might also want to run /windows on the iMac she will
probably want to use Parallels or Fusion to do so.
If that is the case, she could just import her entire Windows XP machine as
a virtual
Hi Steven,
Your inadvertent attachment shows us something...the file is full of
NULL bytes. I.e. it's a 760 kb file full of zeros. There is no data.
This can happen if your original disk was corrupt...and you say that
the machine died? If the disk was corrupt, and it was giving zeros
instead of
On 19/07/2010, at 9:42 AM, Adrian Skehan wrote:
Good morning all,
My daughter has a Windows XP machine and is getting a 21.5 iMac, what is the
best method of transferring her photos and music etc. to the iMac?
Hi Adrian,
If you mean your daughter is changing completely over to a Mac
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