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Alternatively you can type in the terminal sudo pmset -a spindown 0 to keep your hard drive spinning continuously even after a reboot. Don't know if this works on external drives though. Any guinea pigs? ------------ On a side note, it...

Hi all When keynote was released, it was documented by Apple that certain iBooks with ATI graphics running 10.2.3 would lock up with a kernal panic when running keynote. This happened to be my situation, and since downgraded to 10.2.2 to get things working again. Does anyone know if this...

Hi everyone Ive had a linksys BEFSR41 router for some time which serves myself and my house mates. Occasionaly when I have my PC on, I use a program called wallwatcher to actively view internet activity. Now Im fairly new to Unix and after some tinkering Ive been able to install on my...

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This is probably old hat for Unix gurus out there but I've finally got my little iBook to forward its X11 display to my desktop PC using a combo of Putty and eXceed. Ive attached a jpg of my PC running the Gimp and xclock from my iBook. The gimp is a lot faster than running VNC, indeed...

Hi all Dont know if this is just me and my little iBook, but I've noticed that when normally playing an MPEG video in QuicktimePlayer, my CPU usage is roughly 50%, which I can accept. When going to fullscreen mode the usage jumps to 95%. But wait, it gets better, when pausing the movie...

Just thought I'd share this iTunes cpu usage 35%, mpg123 command line app 10% Stats were taken on 366Mhz iBook with 320 MB ram and OS 10.2.3 listening to streamed audio at 128Kbs Does a front end to mpg123 exist? Regards

Is it possible to use OSX as the server, and call up programs on that machine, via a PC client runnng terminal software such as Putty so that the GUI will be redirected to the client?

OK newbie here This might be obvious but what about checking the menu bar clock tab under date and time prefpane??