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I've read that the root password defaults to the password of the first user account created, who is assumed to be the owner and administrator. I'm not in front of my machine right now or I'd try it (sorry). There are also several Application directories. There's the top level /Applications...

IE uses Apple's Java VM (MRJ). However, it still needs to be turned on in preferences.

Well, I've heard that while the JVM is great, Apple's API for integrating it into Mac applications is a little immature, making it difficult to use for applets. Java applications on MacOS X work great. How did you get JBuilder running? I ran into tweaky setup problems.

I have a similar problem with a DOS formatted FireWire drive. I wonder if perhaps MacOS X is just picky about recognizing DOS-formatted media. I can't find any sign of File Exchange, but DOS floppies work...

Thanks, I'll give it a shot. I'm amused at myself -- you gave a perfectly reasonable UNIX response, and I've been working on UNIX machines for decades, and it didn't even occur to me to look in /dev because I was "thinking like a Mac" instead of "thinking UNIX." heh. Time to "think different!"

I have a (bronze keyboard) G3 500, and sleep works fine. Both going to sleep and waking up are astoundingly fast. I may never bother to reboot again...

I have an 80 GB Maxtor external firewire drive that I use as a convenient way to store lots of photo's that I capture and edit on my Mac and record on a CD on a PC. In order to access the drive from both machines, I left the drive formatted for the PC, which mounts on the Mac through the magic...