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Without having seen your code we cannot tell.

Thanks for bumping this thread, I would really like to know as well!

Wait a minute... time_t is not a structure, it is an integer holding the number of seconds since the begin of the "epoch" (which is January 1, 1970, 0:00:00 UTC). struct tm is a structure and contains the elements tm_year, tm_mon, tm_mday, tm_hour and so on. // Get the current time...

I don't know about Panther versions shipped with a machine. The Panther I bought has an additional Xcode CD which contains the Developer Tools. You say that Fink has worked before. However, Fink has always required the Developer Tools to be installed on my system, so I wonder how you got it...

The nm utility is a quite vital one. I doubt that it just disappears on its own. It is part of the Apple Developer Tools so you could cure the problem by re-installing them.

Do an echo $PATH in the xterm to see what the PATH is set to. If it doesn't contain /sw/bin you probably didn't source (i.e. execute in the calling shell context by putting a . in front of the script) the /sw/bin/init.sh script in .profile: . /sw/bin/init.sh

This might help: http://macosx.miraworld.tv/ssh/ I would suggest to try with port 548 alone as pointed out there.

I admit, programming DOS graphics gives you an insight into the inner workings of a graphics processor, e.g. how video memory is organized etc.. In today's world with Java frameworks and high level graphics abstractions like OpenGL it seems that this kind of knowledge does not matter anymore...

In this case the debugger most likely is unable to locate some shared library - this is at least what I often experience. The debugger has a console window which you can bring into view, this will show you detailed messages during startup of your program. You will probably see a message that a...

Should be easy: Just run it in the debugger, it should halt on the error and show you the offending source code line (presumed you compiled it with debug symbols enabled).

Your VALUES list just contains literal strings, not the actual values of the Java variables you setup before. The error is caused by the fact that you assign the literal string 'theDate1' to a data value. You must provide a data literal like {d '2003-11-25'} to avoid this error.

This could help you: http://www.3dexpress.de/displayconfigx/

That's great info Bob, thank you. Not exactly what I need, however. Having the opportunity to manipulate the partition table is great, but resizing a partition - my original question - is a different story.

You need to install the X11 SDK from apple, otherwise the relevant header and library files are not there. The SDK is on your Xcode DevTools CD which comes with Panther.

Now coming back to an older thread: http://www.macosx.com/forums/showthread.php?t=36142 How about resizing Mac OS X HFS+ partitions - is it possible? Does anybody have experience doing this with FWB Partition Toolkit (which is, as far as I understand, Max OS 8/9 only but capable to handle...

We're talking lithium-ion batteries here. Read the following: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=10970 quote: "Recharge Lithium-ion batteries when they become depleted. Although they are not subject to the memory effect, it is suggested that you let the battery drain fully...

Here is the Apple document regarding the calibrating procedure suggested by Giaguara above: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=86284

Is this what you are looking for? http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=25593

Ok, thank you for clarification. Then my observations are wrong or I drew the wrong conclusions :)

xarcom, how old is that battery? I ask because you can get a replacement from Apple within one year after purchase.