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Does any one know how to setup OSX as a Network Time Server using the builtin ntpd?

...special files in a UNIX environment that store data used by the filesystem, such as owner/group menbership and permissions. Each inode is represented by an index number. There is a finite number of inodes created when a filesystems is created and therefore a finite number of files in such a...

Rumors on the mac sites I frequent suggest two reasons for a Carbon Finder. 1. Cocoa was not quite ready for prime time when the finder was built. Not enough of it was ready. 2. Apple wanted to prove that porting to Carbon could be done, so they Carbonized their livelyhood. All in all I...

This is great! Thanks for the time you spent on this. Now I can use OS X. Also, I will make my sig. short. It is really long.

How do you know which pins are 4, 11, 12 and 15? Mine aren't labeled. I will gladly rip the pins out of my monitor cable!!! As long as I know which ones. Could one of you guys make a diagram of this solution. I'll bet others would be interested as well. Thanks G

Yeah, I tried changing that file. It does absoloutly nothing. I tried changing the mode and it made no difference. Even after a restart I still get no change. Any other ideas?

Where is the file or files that hold Display settings like resolution, colors and refresh rate? I have been looking for like a week and can't find anything but the ".com.apple.windowserver" and "com.apple.windowserver" files in /Library/Preferences/. They look like the resolution prefs but if I...

In the preferences under login you can selet apps to start when you login.

No, I mean where are the settings stored. I would like to know where the file that holds those settings is.

Where does OS X keep the settings for the Displays Preferences including things like resolution, Color depth and refresh rate?