It is true: with the advent of Jaguar (10.2) some of my scripts will need revision. Since I do not own a copy of Jaguar, I cannot make any of the necessary revisions. I took down the scripts as a precaution to prevent complications for those who are running 10.2.
I'm sure that ladavacm will...
This is the harshest statement that I could find on Apple's website:
"Unless you have a specific reason to use UFS, you should use the Mac OS Extended format since it provides a more familiar experience to Macintosh users."
Not exactly a "Do not use UFS", but still rather direct.
George...
Look, you are making irresponsible assertions, and are getting people like "voice" all interested in partitioning their drives to gain more speed out of OS X.
Someone must point out the strong probability that they will not see the same thing you have seen (for the reasons that I have...
Any benchmarks? ... time to launch apps, copying files, etc?
Your system could be running faster for any number of reasons that are not related to partition size. For example, there could have been some filesystem problems.
I suspect that it has more to do with UFS. It exhibits so many...
Boot the Powerbook from your OS 9 CD and backup your data. Then use Disk First Aid to make sure the hard drive is OK.
To try and salvage your computer, you can then boot from your OS X CD, and re-install OS X on top of everything (without erasing). Make sure to go through all the software...
Well, you could arrange two snow iMacs next to one another so that they subliminally remind your readers of breasts. (I won't even comment about the new iMac and it's chrome neck).
I also will have Ed fight to his death to defend our free speech rights! ;)
Well thought out posts, and well written posts make for interesting reading. So far, the majority of users have attempted to contribute in a meaningful way. That is what makes this site a valuable resource. The...
You people are mean. Would it have hurt you to simply point out that this had been posted before?
This thread reads like a 7th grade, junior high-school taunt.
I will propose an explanation...
the pdf file that I had originally tried this starts with:
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the pdf file that I get from printing to pdf:
%PDF-1.3
2 0 obj
<< /Length 1 0 R /Filter /FlateDecode >>...
There is a flaw in your logic. Type and creator codes are still used by OS X native apps.
For example, take that pdf file of yours:
* Remove the .pdf extension
(using the Finder, or in the Terminal)
* Remove the type and creator codes
(using ResEdit, or by using /Developer/Tools/SetFile...