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Hmm I am not sure what the cause of it is but it's annoying. I haven't had a crash since I reinstalled.. but.. I did put OS9 on its own partition. We'll see how it goes.

I have cable modem. But I pay ~9$ US per month for AOL. I get my money's worth in shenanigans.

It was a one time shot. I am sure defrag tools will appear in due time.

Okay here's my computer running every app I have installed. I should have installed Office too, but I don't use it and I don't need MS bloatware crashing Classic and ruining my fun. One note, the system ran fine with all of this going on. Launching an app was slow, but working in a currently...

There's a utility called ASM, search on Version Tracker.

Here's my current screenshot

Correct, it shouldn't. All of my crashing has been Classic-based. I almost never use Classic now. Plus, this started in 10.0.4. I reinstalled clean and it's fine now. It was happening a lot.. Not fun. :(

allows people to check mail from remotely.

No it becomes unpingable. Nothing works. I have since reinstalled and so far no problems.

Perhaps 10.1 is coming? :) Let's hope so!

Has anyone been able to start imapd in OS X?

the application tab in the inspector allows you to determine how to open an app based on extension.

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Is there a way to have my Mac power up automatically after a power cycle? Here's my situation. I have an APC Power Admin which basically allows me to telnet in and cycle power to upto 8 devices. Well, if my Mac crashes I want to be able to connect to the APC and cycle the power so that it...

Hmm sometimes if my machine would lock up I would have to force reboot it, and it will reboot into OS 9. Has anyone seen this happen? It happened with all builds of the OS X release. :( On a side note, I have since reinstalled and haven't had any freezes, unsure of the nature of the freeze. I...

I searched for anything with ftpd in it.. No conf file. I doubt netinfo manages port information. This is all handled at a lower level. Kinda weird that I'd have to specify the port on the command line in inetd but who knows.

Is that the only way to do it though?

err stupid message board. I kull -HUP'd the inetd PID :)

Hi all, I want to change the port ftpd uses. :) Currently my Mac is behind a Linksys firewall/router. Ports 21, 22, and 80 are open. I want to put the ftpd on some non-standard port just to add a little to security. As a test, I went into /etc/services and changed ftp's line to look like...

Yeah it works :)