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right click on the package and select "open with.." Choose installer 1.3.2, instead of the lower version.

its tomorrow. any luck?

Well for example On my Imac, the cdrom drive is located at: /dev/disk1s1s2 And the hard drive is at: /dev/disk0s10 To find the CDROM, an easy way to locate your cdrom is in the terminal type: mount You'll see output. Find the name of the CDROM you've inserted, for example...

dd if=/dev/disk0whateveryerCDDriverIs of=mac.iso and burn resulting image to disc with disc copy.

try changing your base station channel. I had mine set at 6, and after changing from Channel 1, to 11, I found out that channel 11 dropped the least packets. ping -c 200 192.168.1.1 where 192.168.1.1 is my base stations ip address, and -c 200 says "200 packets" This is done in the...

ahh..amazingly large. I'm gonna do some horrible math here. 65,000x65,000 = bytes: 12675000000 kilobytes: 12377929.6875 megs: 12087.82196044921875 results computed from: http://www.imaging-resource.com/ARTS/NEWYEAR/NEWYEAR.HTM 11 gig swap file?

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airport extreme problems anyone?

you should probably just leave it there. Most likely you or another user has mounted that drive's location at some point. do a "mount" in terminal. is 192.168.1.107 a mac? pc? will it use smb? appletalk? most likley its appletalk.

I highly doubt its doing something amazing if it takes that much memory. Enlighten us.

Make sure your using at least OS X 10.1.5, or OS X 10.2.6 Backup anything in /Library/Printers to some folder Delete /Libray/Printers Then delete all the printers from print center Delete all the Preferences that have print in them from: /Users/YOURUSERNAME/Library/Preferences if...

deal.

is a communist country or anything

whatever you modified in the script was not right. I sugest researching more until you can format it correctly, or post it here.

also don't forget, if you have 10.1.5, you can use apples disk first aid: Repair Privledges Utility