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Just a simple question about the Jaguar to Panther transition. I bought the $20 upgrade disk set from Apple with the intentions of doing an Archive install. I don't remember seeing this as an option, so I went ahead and did the Upgrade option over Jaguar 10.2.6. Is the Archive...

I agree with Rubicon statement that MacIntoshs are like Lexus and should be marketed as such. I would push for flashy ads using a celebrity spokes person demonstrating all the lates eye candy using the biggest display possible. Sort of like Steve Jobs does during his presentations. You...

Since I upgraded this morning to Panther the only system level problem, other than a few utilities that don't work, is my G4/AGP/450 will not go into a deep sleep. After a couple of hours and a wake up, the cursor disappeared. Reminiscent of the same problem with an older version of Jaguar; 10.1.2

I think I remember reading that the password parser only looks at the first 8 characters and then truncates the remaining characters. This would make sense in your case.

You guys are looking for instant gratification. It takes Apple a few days to catch up on the SU function of OSX. Give it a rest!!

I have had problems in the past with the incremental upgrades from the basic Jaguar disk. Twice I lost the ability to boot after doing an minor system upgrade. I have learned to back up the primary disk to a secondary drive before trying to install an upgrade. No ryem or rythum to the...

I too had the boot functionality wiped out on my G4/AGP/450 system on the incremental upgrade to 10.2.5 from 10.2.4. I have learned my lesson from past experiences and always make a duplicate copy of my main disk to a secondary backup before I attempt a system upgrade. This has saved my butt...

Yesterday I downloaded the .dmg image of this pre-released version. Upon reading of the problems that alot of people were having with this build, I decided to not install it and wait for the finial official Apple release. Preferabily thru the software update facility. Yes, I would like Tabs...

I believe that the ethernet port is built in as part of the motherboard. Have you investigated the firmware version of this particular machine?

I have the G4/450/AGP variety of the basic machine and I observed that my machine won't not go into a deep sleep under 10.1.5. The monitor would blank out but the hypnotic eye would stay green; not pulsating yellow. Jagurar 10.2 fixed this. This maybe part of the problem depending on what...

I finally broke down and loaded the latest beta version of Safari the other day and played around with it. It has some nice features but I found that it wasn't particularly much faster than the latest version of IE 5.2.2. I am running this on a 3 year old G4/450/AGP with 1 gb of ram and a RR...

go to the Utilities folder and run repair permissions and see if that cures your problems. If not try the disk repair program.

Try the the FAQs section of <http://www.xlr8yourmac.com> the section about PCI based IDE cards. They have a Ftp site with a software download for your TurboMax ATA/33. Don't know if it will help, but worth looking at.

people use PCI base ATA cards as the controller for the second disk drive for increased performance thru inhanced buffering and the addition of the second bus. Not to mention that multiple drives can be installed on the card supporting some types of primitive RAID; level 1 or 2. Not to say...

In SMP (simultaneous Multiple Processing) the law of Diminishing Returns takes effect: the second processor gives you an increase of 80%, the third 60% and so on. The overhead increases with the number of CPU units.

The way I understand it, is that the Router translates the internal IP address to a another address (spoof) and this is what is presented to the Internet Your real IP address is not open for inspection!!

I have noticed that IE 5.2.2 under OSx 10.2.1 occasionally will hang up and quit loading URLs on cable. I simply quit and relaunch it and all is well. Oh well, the cost of using an Inferior browser.

I have been in the computer industry for over 30 years and have seen the transition of hard drives from wash machine size to something you can hold in one hand with X100 storage capacity. Believe me that these wonderous devices are designed to work 24x7. You can't wear down the linear motor...

After reading this thread , I am not sure if everybody is aware of the fact that Alladin has recognized the problems with the initial release of V7.0 and has released a V7.1. The one problem that comes to mind is with the inability to expand .hqx files. You can find the upgrade on...

I have noticed that alot of the peer to peer file sharing appls have tremenous memory leaks that eat up most of the available memory after running for some time. The latest version of aquisition (V0.66) used up over 700mb of ram in the first 5 minutes of operation and then aborted. The...