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If you upgraded the OS after installing Toast, Apple installed some extensions that disabled the ability of Toast to see burners. It wasn't on purpose, it's just one of those things that happens. Just re-install Toast, and you'll be fine.

This drive switching all started when I wanted to see if i could do this:Thermometer. While we're here, if you can give me tips on doing this, let me know.

OK, here's the deal. I bought my G4 with a DVD-ROM built in in October of 1999. It's a 400MHz G4 with 512MB of RAM and a Radeon AGP with 32MB of VRAM. Later on, I bought an external CD-RW drive and use it with Firewire. Since I hardly ever use the DVD, and always use the burner, I switched...

I have a DVD-ROM drive in the tower, and a CD-RW Drive on Firewire. I've also been trying to get two CD drives in my tower, it's just that that slot is filled with a 40GB hard drive right now...

My CD-RW Burner is slow...I wish it would win one of these days...one of these days...

Get an insider's look at the new iMac: iMac Service Manual Draft. That's a PDF file, by the way. Close to 6MB. It has pictures, instructions, specifications, etc. It even tells you how to upgrade the RAM on the logic board inside the sphere. And, yes, there IS a fan.

I usually do one of two things: 1) Go into terminal, type "cd /Users", type "sudo rm -r "<username> deleted" or 2) Log out of my current user, log in as root, drag the folder to the trash, empty trash. Both of those options work for me.

Yeah, I opened my G4 as I do for fun every now and then, and the whole MoBo was burning up, even the RAM chips. I got a fan or two and some cold beer from the fridge and helped cool it down. Of course, I put protection so as the MoBo wouldn't get wet. I think it was because I was compiling...

My friend yoshi and I sat over this for 5 hours yesterday, ourselves. Me, personally, 9 hours. Here's what we diid to get it to work: Download OpenSSL 0.9.6c from http://www.openssl.org/source/openssl-0.9.6c.tar.gz Then, in the terminal, type "tar xvzf openssl-0.9.6c.tar.gz" I renamed...

Click the Other tab in Webmin, and then click Perl Modules. Click the button with "..." next to the CPAN option. Search for "SSL." Click the install button. It's supposed to download, extract, compile, and install it, but I keep getting an odd error.

That's all good and well, but tell me how to install the Net::SSLeay Perl Module correctly. :)

This link tells how to flash a Mac ROM onto a PC GeForce 3. They may be of some help, but I've never done it before. I got my Radeon AGP Mac Edition yesterday. At first, I thought I didn't hve enough money, but I check aroun my room for change, and found $49.22 worth of loose change. All...

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Yes, that's right, I downloaded the three small videos SpyMac had before they were ordered to remove them. If you'd like to see them, they are at: http://lokasdesign.netfirms.com/bootup.mov http://lokasdesign.netfirms.com/sayhello.mov http://lokasdesign.netfirms.com/turnaround.mov

Oh, yay. I didn't figure that it was coming out by the mant screenshots posted of it.

Here's what I did. First, in 9, go to the Energy Saver Control Panel and set it to wake up at say, 11AM. Then, set the startup disk to Mac OS X. THEN, start into X. If you do have admin access, make a new account (regular user). Set up the Login prefs to automatically log in as that user...

Well, it starts up into OS X, but I'd have to give up local security and have it login is a restriced user to play the sound.

Hmmm....good idea. I think I'll try that.

I did the inverse of this (put the X bookmarks into 9) and I notice that IE doesn't keep the cookies anymore. Anybody else have this problem?

I think his name is GAH!