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Ouch, man. I was just wondering if anyone had used them and/or knew of any that were Mac compatible. But since you asked and are apparently willing to help provided you have enough information: iMac G4, Server 10.4.2 http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.asp?Item=N82E16833122108...

Just a quick question. Does anyone know of or has anyone used any sort of USB or FireWire Ethernet adapter? I have found quite a few of these on the market, but of course they are only listed as having windoze drivers. This would be for an iMac G4 USB 2.0. Thanks for any input.

I have had this problem a few times, and am wondering if anyone can throw me some ideas. Running 10.4.2 server on G4 iMac. Server runs great after initial startup, but after a week or two of uptime the Server Admin app starts working VERY slowly. As in, it takes about 3 minutes after...

The default login for Cayman routers is admin, and the password is the serial number of the unit. You can find the serial number on the bottom of the router. It's a 7-digit number. So unless you've changed the configuration, this will allow you to log in to the router. This information...

Davcamer: THANK YOU! That is exactly what I wanted to do. Cheers to you!

I have a couple different issues I could use some help with. I work for a smallish retail business and have just implemented OS X Tiger Server to provide e-mail, web hosting, blog, and a few other choice services. Our current network infrastructure is not exactly the best setup. Here's the...

No one has any suggestions? Wow, that means this just might be a me-only issue. Hmmmm...

Grrr....I have a repeating problem and I'm not sure how to fix it. Hoping someone can help. This occurs on multiple systems running OS X 10.3.9 w/ Classic running as well to support an ancient POS (that's Point of Sale, not Piece of S.....) application we are still using. I suspect that...

Here's my issue: Yesterday about halfway through the day, one of my users came to me with an error message that one of their files was locked and unavailable. I gave them the standard IT response, "Have you restarted yet?" Of course they hadn't, so I sent them on their way to do so. Two...

Ok, so I went ahead and stuck a spare 80GB WD HDD in the machine, assuming that I would have to erase and reinstall OS X Server on the old drive anyway, and fearing another major data loss. Drive went in just fine, booted to OS X Server Install Disc, ran Disk Utility, partitioned the drive...

When I don't specify /volumes/server, I get no output whatsoever. Being unfamiliar with fsck, I don't know if no output means that everything is OK or if it means that it did not do anything.

Ok, I ran fsck -yf on /volumes/server and here is the output: ----- /volumes/server is not a character device CONTINUE? yes * /volumes/server (NO WRITE) CANNOT READ: BLK 16 CONTINUE? yes THE FOLLOWING DISK SECTORS COULD NOT BE READ: 16, 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, 23, 24, 25, 26...

This is a Mac OS X Server 10.4.1. It's running on (yeah, I know) an old iMac G4 flat-panel. Again, funding is hard to come by around here. :mad: I checked permissions using disk utility and it did not find any incorrect permissions. I booted into single user mode and ran "fsck...

Here's my issue: Yesterday about halfway through the day, one of my users came to me with an error message that one of their files was locked and unavailable. I gave them the standard IT response, "Have you restarted yet?" Of course they hadn't, so I sent them on their way to do so. Two...