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From what I recall from my computer architecture class last semester, the penalty on the pipeline can be rather large if a branch is mis-predicted, but not terribly so.. especially if you are using Tomasulo's algithm to deal with out of order execution.. you only wind up losing the number of...

Found the homepage of the mag in question.. searched for "iphone" and found this: "Internet sur le réseau électrique L’Allemagne abandonne peu à peu ses projets de liaison Internet par le réseau électrique. Après E.ON, c’est RWE, autre grand fournisseur d’électricité du pays qui jette...

This same thing happened to me, and I just had to do some digging about in the folder you mentioned to find a lock file.. I don't recall the exact filename or path, but it had lock in the name.. I just deleted that, and voila.. all my prefs and everything stayed just fine. Good luck!

My ISP was recently erroneously added to the SPEWS list, and now I can't send email to tons of people in my address book... this is affecting my business... but there seems to be no way to deal with it - other than switching to another ISP. (ick...) Anyone else here had any problems with...

I plan to boot up my powerbook exactly 1 time in 10.2.. then just sleepy... wakey..sleepy... wakey.. until 10.3... or whatever comes next... 10.1 has let me do that (I think I have rebooted ONE time in the last 2 months...) since I dumped linux and came back to the wonderful world of Mac OS...

As an avid developer using OS X, from time to time I peruse the postings on these forums to find out what other people's experiences are. Usually, I can tell from the subject of a thread whether it is worth my time to read. This one I read only because I suspected someone wanted to try to do...

and I might get flamed for this... but here's the skinny: Mac OS X 10.1.3 is tolerable on it, but I am going to be switching to Mandrake Linux as soon as this semester is over. I am tired of the sluggishness of the system. The video cards in the Lombard are not supported with acceleration...

I checked, and yes, I have all those files. I also changed the permissions on my System Folder folder as suggested above. It still gives me the same error... any other ideas? -quangdog

Ok, I tried the permissions fixit script so graciously provided above, and it found all kinds of things that had been altered from the way they were when OS X was installed. Many of the missing files were the various foreign languages that I did not have OS X install, and most of the...

Unfortunately, I only have 1 partition on my humble little 6 GB Hard drive...so both classic and OS X are on the same partition. -quangdog

I get this error whenever I try to start classic.... I have searched the forums and found similar problems, but nothing exactly the same as this one. I checked the permissions on my System Folder folder (The one for OS 9) and they are as they should be (root:wheel, 755). Any suggestions...

if you open terminal, and type: man chmod you will get to see the user manual page about this command. From that page: "The chmod utility modifies the file mode bits of the listed files as specified by the mode operand." In english, this means that chmod changes the permissions...

if the command was: chmod -R 700 * -Quangdog

Ok, here's the sitch: I have been developing on my lombard for quite some time now, and accidentally messed up my installation of MySQL last week when I installed fink ... Consequently, today I managed to export my MySQL databases, and then removed MySQL using the instructions found here...

So tonight I was a little bored, and wondered what OS X would do if I opened every app on my hard drive (excepting the classic Apps...) Specs of the machine: 1999 Powerbook G3 333 (Bronze Keyboard, Lombard model) 384 MB Ram 6GB HD Everything else is stock as it came from Apple. So I...

I'm from St. Louis, MO, but now reside in Eagle Mountain, UT (just to the south and west of Salt Lake City) While I finish my degree at BYU.

I issued the following command in a terminal. find / -name '*German*' | xargs rm -rf I read in another forum that I could get 300+ mb back if I deleted all the foreign language support stuff that is installed by default in OS X. However, when I did this, immediately, everything froze...