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I connect my Time Machine backup drive about once per week. Just did that, and Time Machine backup was about 1.8GB, and took about 5 minutes from start to finish So, I'm curious.... (Why does your backup take so long?) How is your Time Machine backup drive connected to your Mac? USB? Ethernet...

Just reinstalling OS X, or running the OS X combo updater for 10.4.11 won't help with a Classic issue. Tiger supports Classic, but does not supply it. Classic (Mac OS 9) is a separate install. To say this another way, Mac OS X does not include the install for the Classic environment. That OS 9...

You make it sound like reinstalling your system is some major headache.... All that you would be doing is booting to the Mojave installer, and choosing to reinstall macOS from the menu screen. You COULD first delete suggestd, but it is a framework, and won't reinstall without some assistance...

Sounds like you are putting a lot of time into this project. You have a large part of your files that live on the hard drive part of the fusion drive, and I suspect that the hard drive itself is failing. I bet you can do yourself a favor by swapping out the hard drive for an SSD. You already...

That would be "no". What you are describing is just copying the installer app to a USB device. You can certainly do that, but the USB drive will just have a copy of the installer app, and it won't be bootable. The terminal commands use the "createinstallmedia" file, which is inside the installer...

I don't think you need to restore from a backup yet. Boot to the recovery system. Choose "Reinstall macOS" You will see the opening install screen, showing the version of system that will be installed. If it is Big Sur (and NOT Mojave), then continue on with that install. It will reload the...

If it is actually frozen after the upgrade install - give it more time. If you see a "frozen" progress bar, and your system won't continue to the finder, or a login screen, wait a bit longer - maybe another 10 to 15 minutes. If still no change, press and hold the power button for about 5...

The upgrade process will be way easier if you download the Big Sur installer app, then create an external bootable installer for Big Sur. It can be on a thumb drive (you need 16GB size to do that), or a volume on an external USB storage of some kind. That volume will need to be at least 14GB to...

Seems that you might want to learn more about Dropbox :cool: If you look at DropBox help, you can see this: Also, look at the full article about using Dropbox Smart Sync.

I would suggest trying a reinstall of Mojave. (Boot to an external USB installer. I tend to download the installer fresh from Apple, create a bootable installer - just to make sure it is the most up-to-date, then boot to that; reinstall macOS, then check for updates. The reinstall should take...

online search has this as the first result: https://www.cyclonis.com/suggestd-quit-unexpectedly-mac-error/

OP has not returned since 2004. If it is a .pkg - you should be able to view the files with Pacifist.

Adobe continues to state that 8GB RAM is the minimum, and 16GB or more is recommended. https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/system-requirements.html Not that it matters much on the current M1 Macs, you have only two choices, 8GB or 16GB -- at least until the M1x or M2 are released. The rumors seem...

IMHO - the worst part of being magnetized... I can never make it past the refrigerator!

Maybe Karabiner-elements will provide a solution...? https://karabiner-elements.pqrs.org

GBA4iOS is the first in that list when you scroll down to the iOS section, so it is probably one that is well documented, and works for what you need. You will need to try that for yourself - or look for support forums for whichever one you want to try out.

Maybe this will help you... https://www.howtoisolve.com/how-to-install-gba4ios-in-ios-11-on-iphone-x-8-8-plus-7-6-nds4ios-roms/ I cannot tell you anything about how to install that GBA4iOS, or even if it works.

Not all "off-shore" computer parts are the same... Sounds like the repair shop is not convinced that there is a defect, and the brightness is just your "personal preference". But, return to that shop, and explain that the brightness is obivously not enough, and you think the screen is defective...

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