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Yes, AppleCare meanwhile confirmed that they will send me a replacement batt for free. I called them multiple times until they offered me that. This has been just 2 days ago so I'm still awaiting it.

The grep command recoginzes some special characters to specify exactly where to search for your pattern. If you just want to look for a certain phrase use fgrep instead. Search any file in the current directory: fgrep "put your phrase here" * Recursively search any file in the current...

Try this link: http://forum.cubase.net/cgi-bin/cubase.net/forumdisplay.cgi?action=topics&forum=Cubase+for+Macintosh&number=1&DaysPrune=10&LastLogin=

You need a Darwin kernel driver for the ext3 filesystem. I don't know if such exists but as far as I read I don't think so. http://developer.apple.com/techpubs/macosx/Darwin/General/KernelProgramming/Filesystem/index.html

Which OS X version? Which DevTools Version? The problem you describe is likely to occur if you forgot to re-install the DevTools after updating OS X (happened to me after the 10.2.4 update, re-installing the DevTools cured it).

I read about this solution several times. On Unix, it is well possible to remove a "busy" file with the rm command. However, this will only rid the file's entry from the directory while the file itself (the contents) remain. That is, the space on your disk occupied by this file will not be...

What I don't understand is that since somebody must have this configured once why can't you just ask her how she did that? Terminal just opens a shell (you can configure which one - by default it is tcsh). This in turn normally executes the global /etc/profile script on startup. Have you had...

Reboot your Mac. This will release the file from any process which uses it. Although there might be other options how to resolve this, IMO this is the most simple solution.

skoggis, please excuse me should this be too obvious, I'm just trying to be helpful. See the following links: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=88077 http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=86212 In case this won't help: Even if they already helped you for free...

You can use the Process Monitor Utility to find out which process is eating up your resources.

So the mainboard has been exchanged due to this particular problem? Or is it a new problem? In the latter case, I would call AppleCare and ask for a solution.

You probably forgot to make that file executable. chmod +x rename this sets the x-permission (execute bit), that's it.

Just a note because idavidson initially referred to X11 *forwarding* which is different from manually setting the DISPLAY variable: If you ssh -X to a remote machine the X11 port is automatically forwarded to the remote machine. This means that the remote ssh daemon will setup an appropriate...

Please try: for i in Beasty* ; do echo $i ; done You should see that the file names contain blanks, hence the error. Has nothing to do with bsd or linux. So to correctly process these file names you should quote them, as in: for i in Beasty* ; do mv "$i" "$i.mp3" ; done This should...

Get X-Charge, then run it and let your fully-charged battery discharge until your PowerBook goes to emergency-sleep (i.e. let X-Charge monitor the discharging of your battery completely). Next, connect the power plug, wake-up the Book and let X-Charge monitor the entire charging process...

I just got an "official" info from Apple Care Europe. They say that Apple is working on the problem and they are confident that it can be solved by software. Replacement of the battery will not be required. However, it could take "a few weeks" until the fix will be available. They said that...

Resetting the PMU was one of the first things I did. As kenny said, it didn't have any effect, the problem's still the same.

As far as I understand, Scribus makes use of the Qt library (see www.trolltech.com ). Qt for Linux is free and nowadays contained in almost any recent Linux distribution. Qt for Mac OSX, however, requires the developers of Scribus to purchase a commercial developer license. Depending on...

bump -- very important thread! This problem is wide-spread meanwhile, just read the discussions on discussions.info.apple.com (-> search for "Battery" there). I'm also suffering it and am just trying to get a replacement battery which seems to be the only solution. Giaguara, any news? What...

Thank you for this thread. I'm suffering the same problem with my 15" TiBook 1GHz bought Mid-December 2002. I'm just trying to get a replacement battery on warranty. Does anybody of you have any news on this? Did you succeed to get your battery replaced?