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I've recently found a possible fix for this issue By default, the Linux implementation of NFS uses a privileged port (i.e. a port lower than 1024) for NFS and denies - for security reasons - cooperation with NFS clients using a non-privileged port. This is exactly what Mac OS X NFS does. So...

I now have a simmilar, although different issue. Another board that I frequent has gone through a location change. the DNS changes have not yet propegated to my DNS server. Is there any way to hedge a DNS entry so that I will be able to access the page? I do know the IP but many links...

Go to the terminal and execute this command: "defaults write com.apple.finder Desktop.HasTrash 1" Hope this helps!

I've got a 450 MHz g3 with an two 20 gig WD hard drives and OS X works flawlessly on the slave drive.

I had the exact same problem on my box. G3 350 (overclocked to 450) 512 meg of ram Toshiba DVD drive 2 Western digital 20 gig drives Once I got back to OS 9 I ran DiskWarrior and my hidden volume mounted and is now accessable. This happened a second time and Tech Tool also worked.

actualy, I do know the address... heh heh heh. it's easier than you think

You may want to reinstall another time.. I've had no problem logging in as root on my box. I've actualy fixed quite a few problems that I've created for myself.

This same thing is happening on my Box.. I've got a B&W 350 overclocked to 400 with 512 meg of ram. I installed a second 20 Gig HD which My OS's are installed on. (In seperate partitions) When I go to select the startup disk control pannel the system preferences instantly die on me. No matter...