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The Internet Connection module for OSX is the most poorly written huck of software for this fine OS. It's defects and limitations having been discussed on this forum many times. There are unoffical fixes that can be applied to correct some of the problems, but so far all the pleas to Apple...

I purchased on E-Bay late last year a used G4/450/AGP tower and installed OSX10.1.3. I am happy with it other than the well documented bugs that still exist in OSX. I have read that the large 1MB level 2 cache will make this perform as well as some of the more speeder new platforms. A good...

I have seen the same symptoms you have described using Drive 10 utility. At first, I was concerned so I installed and ran DiskWarrior out of the Classic parition. It cleaned things up and then I backed the OSX parition to a CD. I noticed the other day when I ran Drive 10 again, the same thing...

I have been following this bug closely as I too have been affected intermittenantly by this problem. I have chosen not to get under the hood of OSX and wait for the Official Apple fix. Hopefully, we will be seeing the fix when 10.2 is released. I can't believe Apple has let this 800lb...

I want two things for the OSX Christmas: 1. An Apple supplied fix to the numerous bugs in the Intenet Connect Utility. 2. A variable sized RAM Disk in paritioned memory. This would include and updated algorithm to detect stale webpages off the Net. That would alone make IE5 alot faster...

Amen to the addition of a RAM Disk in a future release of OSX. My G3 upgraded PPC7600 with a 64MB ram disk is much faster for general web Surfing than my G4/450/AGP/1MB tower running IE5.5.

RAM disk and Netscape V4.79= fast internet surfing on a 56k dial up line.

Dear unknown Apple person: I love your new OSX operating system, however, I wish you would investigate and get a handle on the problem with the Internet Connect hunk of software. You are start to irritate a large section of your cheering squad that own older G4 towers and laptops. By reading...