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if you did not install the new tools... better do that. then please go to the top directory of the forums and make a new thread to explain how much necessary it is to do that....

your source works for me ...did nothing before, after, or during........ installed and fortune As the poet said, "Only God can make a tree" -- probably because it's so hard to figure out how to get the bark on. -- Woody Allen no errors during compile.... if I do a...

I will look at your files... here is something which I found http://www.peak.org/apple/macosx/server/New/all.html I just compiled it... needs to manually install. you could add -flat_namespace -undefined suppress to the LDFLAGS in the make file though it will compile either way...

Think of this way. if you install classic it is your built in default for emergency. Windows has DOS for that, but you have to keep a real dos floppy around for NT and above.... without some of the "mac standard apps", you are still going to run into difficulty. Anyway, you should...

can't seem to find the source of the fortune package....seen it thousands of times... got a pointer.

hows that for a title... apparently some combination of either not finding tcsh or not finding the normal init files for your shell would cause that. basically, your shell parameters are initialized by files in /usr/share/init/tcsh and then possibly customized by files which you can...

the alias is already there ... I have been "make-ing" all week. anyway, the docs are in /Developer/Documentation/Commands/gnumake/ in html format. it would be a good idea to get familiar with those folders. if you are planning to use "make" that is. ...............

The apache install by apple seems fine, but I wanted to have my own customized php. first, youshould type <code>setenv LDFLAGS -flat_namespace</code> into a terminal window then in the php-4.0.6 directory which is the result of downloading and unpacking the source package, ...

This is a don't do as I do...do as I say... Apple recommends using sudo rather than su as it is safer. for example while logged in as root you can delete everything. Even worse, you can delete some things. I was trying to manually remove the contents of one of my trash folders...

duplicate the netinfo entry for localhost and rename to the name you want. also, you may change entries in /etc/hostconfig hostname: -AUTOMATIC- to your name /etc/hosts 127.0.0.1 localhost to 127.0.0.1 [name] localhost you will need to sudo to change those files. single...

You guys are unbelievable..... Go to the ADC site at http://connect.apple.com/ read all about Apple Developer Programs. You can get access to the seeding programs after you join in a paid membership (starting at ~$500) then you will get all developer mailings and be entittled to...

Yeah I read about it on the other thread. We never understood the issue of "booting into 9" Anyway, this is an important issue. Which **is** better :::: always depends on what you are trying to do. And don't worry about being new to mac. (or anything else). Always pay attention...

As you point out, there is not really a tool available which does the same thing as Partition Magic will do on windows. even PM has some limitations. You can convert HFS to HFS+ with disk warrior, etc. I would say that this is not strictly impossible, but complicated. You may run OSX...

a good reason to get familiar with <b>cli tools</b> like "which".... "locate" is pretty good too... There is a GUI version of locate called Xlocate which you can find on Versiontracker. <hr><b> you should always run these tools when you do some non-standard install else your "new feature"...

You mean shrinkwrap.... you should try converting image without mounting there should be a checkbox. and work on a copy if you can just to be sure....

That's fer sure... in this transitional time the norm is likely to be that most people have all sorts of equipment in all sorts of levels of support and suportability. Toast seems to think it knows how to handle .dmg files but in fact, does not. you have to have some way to convert the...

is this <b>Built against 90581f</b> the 0.96b version is apparently what apple has installed. <e>in this case the b does not stand for beta </e> OpenSSH_2.9p2, SSH protocols 1.5/2.0, OpenSSL 0x0090602f from a 10.1 update clean install on a new partition. also, the ssh_config in...

Fink does work. your old dev tools are going to be not happy until you update, then you will be unhappy for a while trying to get a handle on the new flags n stuff. I am working on it too... <b>Update: get new version of fink!!!! if you have installed... try "fink updateself"</b>

Frankly, I get so much enjoyment from using my Macs for work, I have <b>no time for games.</b>

The update is free to current owners. The copyright belongs to Apple and they can choose any way they deem fit or necessary to determine who the recipients of the free upgrade might be. even something which is not copyrighted might not be in wide distribution. There is a nominal charge...