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Depends on how you are using your machine. Do the following test: Open all of the applications you usually use. Open a terminal window and type top Find the line that says PhysMem How much free memory do you have? There comes a point when extra memory will not help performance.

I had the same problem after upgrading to 10.2. I fixxed my problem by setting the authenication method on the outgoing smtp server to none.

What exactly happens when you try to empty your trash???

Oooo, that's ugly. Does the error message give you a device name?

Umm, /usr, /usr/bin and /etc are system directories. The majority of all OSX applications install in /Macintosh HD/Applications. These CAN be moved anywhere you want.

Why don't you just copy the programs to the drive???

At what point during system startup does the script get executed?? Does it always stop at the same point? Maybe the system is not fully initialised before the script is executed.

How is the method being invoked?? I don't think there is no automatic multi-threading in objective C.

I've never been shocked(electrically) by my PB. Maybe this is a new mind controll feature that Apple is building into their machines.:D

I had the same problem unitl I realized I wasn't pushing the plug in all the way on the PB.:mad:

Can't you use the JDBC interface??

Question: What is the second song in your playlist that is displayed in the link you provided?

Which side is getting warm? Is it near the battery?? As for the short battery life it sounds like the battery is getting a memory. This is where the battery will not charge all the way. Did you calibrate your battery like Apple recommends?? I just got a TI PB today and the manual instructs...

You should be able to access the serial devices by reading/writing to the /dev/XXX entries. I don't know what they are name but the XXX is the name of ther serial port. For example, the modem can usually be accessed via /dev/modem.

Check the max value of your indicator. Maybe it's not 100.:p

This is a simple one, execute your program like this: ./test The current directory is not in your PATH by default. There is a system utility named test which is getting executed instead of your program. The ./ tells the shell to execute the program test that is in the current directory

Apple seems to have taken the foward delet key away after the biege g3s. :(

There was a poster over at appleinsider complaining that apple's lcd monitors only work with the mac towers. They are the only models that have an ADC connection..

I didn't think Woz worked on the mac??

theed: I agree and disagree with you on classic being a dead horse. There will always be people who have some nifty program that hasn't been carbonized or rewritten for OSX. I do agree that as time passes, the classic environment will become less needed but I feel that it will never go away...