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My grandpa just bought a new iBook and Jaguar was preinstalled.

I tried to install Jaguar recently and it flopped (see thread "10.2 won't install on iMac 266"). Now whenever I restart or wake from sleep, my monitor goes into its factory configuration, which means that the screen goes tiny and skewed way over to the right. I can adjust all the geometry again...

Thanks peeps... I'll give that a shot. I'll let you know what happens :)

I just got the OS X 10.2 Jaguar CD's and it won't install on my iMac 266 (64mb RAM, 6gig HD). I've had no issues with my meager RAM before. Previous versions of OSX have specified 128mb, but it's worked fine so far. The problem is this: the installer works fine until just after selecting the...

Yup... I have the same error, and have done for quite a while. I don't have any of the additions you guys are talking about, but I get the errror quite frequently. It's the most annoying bug in the OS for me.

I think you might be getting a bit confused between the Public folder and the Sites folder. The Public folder is used for file sharing as other have said, and indeed you can connect across TCP/IP, but it's a pretty slow way of sharing photos. The Sites folder on the other hand, is used to a site...

One thing that was left a bit ambiguous was whether you meant the public folder on your iDisk, or the public folder in OSX. It'd be helpful to know which one you're talking about! :)

yup... they're checkboxes for me.

Even if the Finder was version 10.1.1, Apple might leave the version in the about box at 10.1 - the major revision number. It might be too messy to keep putting smaller revisions on there.

I had a similar problem just after I installed 10.1.1 and booted into it after being in OS 9. All the icons on my desktop decided to line up in the middle of the desktop (i mean smack in the middle, not an inch or so from the dock) and wouldn't move. A restart fixed it, but still... it was a...

np :)

I totally agree. I was just pointing out that CIFS and SMB aren't two separate things.

I'm pretty sure CIFS (not CFIS) is exactly the same protocol as SMB, just named different when MS felt like a change. You're right in saying that uninstalling DAVE lets you use the built-in SMB client in 10.1, but I don't think it's for the reason you gave. Use the DAVE installer to...

I've got a similar setup at college. I use samba for the server and Sharity for browsing. Works quite well, especially with the student licence. Might not be so convenient with the standard licence, but give it a go. http://www.obdev.at/ ----------------------- iconcow.com...

If you're looking for an easy to use and functional breed of unix, then MacOS X is definitely a good bet. I can't wait until it comes out just because of the power that'll be behind it and how easy it will be to use.

Just a reply to an earlier message in this thread. If you want to kill the dock, just go into Script Editor and type this: tell application "dock" quit end tell To start it again type: tell application "dock" activate end tell This will work for any...