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I run OBSD 3.6 on my powerbook. All you need to do is just slice the second partition. OBSD installation is not for the faint of heart. You will need to _READ_ everything on the screen. DO NOT JUST FLY THROUGH THE INSTALLATION, AS YOU WILL DAMAGE YOUR OS X INSTALLATION IF NOT CAREFUL...

The host type is not your hostname, it is the type of machine, some examples: machinetype-manufactur-osname|osversion Powerbook: powerpc-apple-darwin7.6.0 FreeBSD 5.3: i386-unknown-freebsd5.3 FreeBSD 4.10: i386-unknown-freebsd4.10 OpenBSD 3.5 on an UltraSPARC...

We all started somewhere. The name of the language is l33t :) Sounds like you got it in gear Try this: %netstat -rn i.e.: [bob@Freebird] ~%netstat -rn Routing tables Internet: Destination Gateway Flags Refs Use Netif Expire default...

I just grabed gtk+ 2.2.4, and looked through configure. Do this: %./configure --help Then look for a --host option. Give that a whirl, and let us know how it goes. For host type: powerpc-apple-darwin7.6.0 Thats what comes up on my PB.

Look at System Preferences, Expose.

Is hp06 listed in your /etc/hosts? What is hp06?

Can you give us more infomation, ie. What are you compiling What errors are your getting (cut and paste) Etc...

Just make the files/directories read only. Then look at chrooting ftp to a specific directory. Look at ftpd(8).

In the network settings, you can set the preferred ssid's. Under the network preferences, under airport, it will say By Default join....

From the man page: The sudoers file should always be edited by the visudo command which locks the file and does grammatical checking. It is imperative that sudoers be free of syntax errors since sudo will not run with a syntac- tically incorrect sudoers file. The...

I had similar problems, then I got a 5.4Ghz phone, and it was solved. Since 802.11 works on 2.4Ghz, cordless phones will cause interference.

Why? Just cause is not a reason.

Ok, apparently you did not read the man page. Read the man page for sudoers. It really helps.

As root, run visudo, that will allow you to edit the suders file. Be very careful, read the man pages for it. If you mess it up, you can not sudo. I would have one terminal window that is logged in as root, then edit in another, and test in a third.

It does support it, but it goes along with my saying, If you do not know how to do it, then you do not need to know.

What happens when you click on the file? Does it open the file in the browser? Which browser are you using? Try another browser. Look for the file type prefrences for your browser, i.e. In firefox, under the prefrences, select downloads, and look at what is associated with each file type.

Where did you save it, what URL did you go to? Add more infomation.

What do you mean "PHP wont work?" What are you doing? Error messages? Did you create a file with <?phpinfo();?> and name it with .php, then go to it in your browser? More details.

Why?

A couple of options. When you sell the PC's, figure out how much it would cost to buy Windows ME/XP/9x what whatever, and install/configure it. Then do the same for Linux. Then when you sell them, say this: x for a plain jane PC, y for a PC with Windows, and z for PC with Linux...