CubeHacker
Dec 22, 06:47 PM
The 400mhz iMac has no fans. Technically the only moving part is the hard drive, and that could be making a buzzing sound, although its usually more of a high pitched whine. The only other part that would buzz is the CRT or power supply, and those are usually not repairable. Replacement parts are also expensive.
MisterMe
Feb 27, 09:39 AM
Since I read many posts on problems with the invidiual updates through OS's software update featrue, I would like to post this question. If you update the OS X (10.3.X) through one update increment (like, from 10.3.7 to 10.3.8) and then do a combo update by visiting Apple's website, does the combo update over-write the previous updates which were done one update at a time?Updates replace changed files. Softare Update merely automates what you would do when you manually download updates. IMHO, the reports that you heard about updates originate between the keyboard and chair.
balamw
Mar 29, 10:00 AM
Thanks for confirming my my suspicions.
I've downloaded all of my updates to Xcode 3 from ADC as a full download, and have no intention of moving to Xcode 4 until Lion. I really wonder why it seems hit or miss via SU.
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I've downloaded all of my updates to Xcode 3 from ADC as a full download, and have no intention of moving to Xcode 4 until Lion. I really wonder why it seems hit or miss via SU.
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AppleScruff1
May 7, 02:49 AM
I only find the higher resolution screens to be hard on my eyes, but I'm old.
Jolly Giant
Apr 23, 10:30 AM
are you connecting the drive to your Mac directly or via a USB hub ? have you tried a different USB port and/or cable ?
is the drive showing up in system profiler ?
is the drive showing up in system profiler ?
bousozoku
Aug 25, 01:38 PM
exciting but this is going to use A LOT of power, especially with new generations of GPUs possibly approaching 200watts
Watts the problem when you want to be first? ;)
People have been calling for the Cell processor to be used for folding. GPUs obviously have really great floating point capabilities and they can even speed up poor (s)Tinker code dramatically.
Of course, with Vista following Mac OS X in using the GPU for certain effects, that GPU is going to be busy.
Watts the problem when you want to be first? ;)
People have been calling for the Cell processor to be used for folding. GPUs obviously have really great floating point capabilities and they can even speed up poor (s)Tinker code dramatically.
Of course, with Vista following Mac OS X in using the GPU for certain effects, that GPU is going to be busy.
tristangage
Jun 14, 11:07 AM
Thanks for the suggestions. I did cut out a few frames, and I also brought it down to 4 colours in grayscale. It's under the limit now, I've updated my original post accordingly. For some reason, watching it on a web browser is much slower than in the Adobe suite. I'm not fussed though.
aspro
Mar 30, 06:05 AM
I played the game from Beta (back when I was still a Linux user, yay for crossplatform games!) for about a year after launch. Was great until my crew started falling apart and then I realised how much the actual game was beginning to bore me.
I have many fond memories of the many months I wasted on that game!
I have many fond memories of the many months I wasted on that game!
MayPeng
Apr 11, 11:11 PM
#define kMyDriversIOKitClassName "USBSwitchDriver"
IOServiceMatching(kMyDriversIOKitClassName);
ioservicegetmatchingservices(m_match_port, hidDictionary, &iterator);
USBSwitchDriver is a driver class name implemented by myself
IOServiceMatching(kMyDriversIOKitClassName);
ioservicegetmatchingservices(m_match_port, hidDictionary, &iterator);
USBSwitchDriver is a driver class name implemented by myself
Brisby
Apr 18, 05:42 PM
Here's my suggestion -
Riser A
DIMM 1: 4GB
DIMM 2: 2GB
DIMM 3: 1GB
DIMM 4:
RISER B:
DIMM 1: 4GB
DIMM 2: 2GB
DIMM 3: 1GB
DIMM 4:
Riser A
DIMM 1: 4GB
DIMM 2: 2GB
DIMM 3: 1GB
DIMM 4:
RISER B:
DIMM 1: 4GB
DIMM 2: 2GB
DIMM 3: 1GB
DIMM 4:
chazmox
Jul 10, 11:55 AM
I am having problems with iPhoto and downloading pictures from my Fuji S602.
I have a 512k CF card in the camera. First off, when I connect the camera, I have not been able to transfer directly in iPhoto. This is not a problem as the camera appears as a drive on my Finder and I just copy the pictures into my photo library.
My main problem came today when I tried to download a video onto the desktop. When I plugged in the camera, iPhoto immediately launched and hung. I waited a bit and killed iPhoto. Whenever I tried to do anything in the finder ( copy the file to the desktop, "eject" the camera/drive ) the finder also hung. After about five minutes of waiting I killed the finder; however, it did not properly die and restart until I unplugged the camera.
If the camera is unplugged in this way the camera reports "Card not Initialized" so I cannot erase the video file that way to see if the size is a problem.
Does anyone have any suggestions? Can I make it so iPhoto does not automatically launch when I plug in the camera? This may eliminate one of my problems!
Thanks!
I have a 512k CF card in the camera. First off, when I connect the camera, I have not been able to transfer directly in iPhoto. This is not a problem as the camera appears as a drive on my Finder and I just copy the pictures into my photo library.
My main problem came today when I tried to download a video onto the desktop. When I plugged in the camera, iPhoto immediately launched and hung. I waited a bit and killed iPhoto. Whenever I tried to do anything in the finder ( copy the file to the desktop, "eject" the camera/drive ) the finder also hung. After about five minutes of waiting I killed the finder; however, it did not properly die and restart until I unplugged the camera.
If the camera is unplugged in this way the camera reports "Card not Initialized" so I cannot erase the video file that way to see if the size is a problem.
Does anyone have any suggestions? Can I make it so iPhoto does not automatically launch when I plug in the camera? This may eliminate one of my problems!
Thanks!
The Fonze
May 4, 11:48 AM
It is absolutely a draw on resources, but I think thats the point!
avigalante
Jun 17, 02:13 PM
I sent you a PM earlier; please let me know what you think.
Thanks.
Thanks.
crazzyeddie
Mar 27, 05:48 PM
Ok time for a really noob question, what is folding? :confused:
Folding@Home (http://folding.stanford.edu/)
All the Intel clients spawn 4 instances, regardless of how many CPUs you have, as far as I know anyway. This may be a change that they made to optimize it for the Intel machines.
Folding@Home (http://folding.stanford.edu/)
All the Intel clients spawn 4 instances, regardless of how many CPUs you have, as far as I know anyway. This may be a change that they made to optimize it for the Intel machines.
kingcrowing
Dec 19, 08:14 PM
oh man, I just googled about the GP2X... that things sweet!! I want it! play old nintendo games on the go!, I've already got a DS, but that would be pretty sweet...
macstatic
Mar 20, 03:55 PM
My 15" Powerbook G4 (1.67GHz Superdrive) 80 GB hard drive is getting a little cramped so I'm looking for a bigger drive to replace it with.
Obviously the new drive needs to be just as quiet and fast (or better).
The current drive is reported as Seagate ST9808211A (http://www.seagate.com/staticfiles/support/disc/manuals/ata/100378844b.pdf) by System Profiler and is apparently rated with a max. transfer speed of 100 MB/sec, rotation speed of 5400 RPM and a noise level of 2.4-3.1 Bels (24-31 Db). It's worked without any issues since 2005.
There doesn't seem to be much to choose from when it comes to 2.5" drives these days, so I'm basically left to choose between the WD1600BEVE (160 GB, WD2500BEVE (250 GB) and WD3200BEVE (320 GB) "Scorpio Blue" models from Western Digital (http://www.wdc.com/en/products/products.aspx?id=140). Are these any good or should I search a little harder and hopefully find something by Seagate again?
The reason I'm a little hesitant with Western Digital is that I have a couple of WD10EARS (1 TB) and WD20EARS (2TB) "Green power" drives which has this annoying feature that parks the drive head every 8 seconds or so, causing a lot of waiting and unnecessary tear and wear. They don't exactly advertise this fact (and it can't be disabled, at least not from Mac computers even though there's a DOS tool that used to work with the first batches of these drives when connected to a PC), so I'm worried that all current Western Digital drives might have these "features" (faults).
Are the 2.5" models from Western Digital a safe bet in comparison to my current drive?
Obviously the new drive needs to be just as quiet and fast (or better).
The current drive is reported as Seagate ST9808211A (http://www.seagate.com/staticfiles/support/disc/manuals/ata/100378844b.pdf) by System Profiler and is apparently rated with a max. transfer speed of 100 MB/sec, rotation speed of 5400 RPM and a noise level of 2.4-3.1 Bels (24-31 Db). It's worked without any issues since 2005.
There doesn't seem to be much to choose from when it comes to 2.5" drives these days, so I'm basically left to choose between the WD1600BEVE (160 GB, WD2500BEVE (250 GB) and WD3200BEVE (320 GB) "Scorpio Blue" models from Western Digital (http://www.wdc.com/en/products/products.aspx?id=140). Are these any good or should I search a little harder and hopefully find something by Seagate again?
The reason I'm a little hesitant with Western Digital is that I have a couple of WD10EARS (1 TB) and WD20EARS (2TB) "Green power" drives which has this annoying feature that parks the drive head every 8 seconds or so, causing a lot of waiting and unnecessary tear and wear. They don't exactly advertise this fact (and it can't be disabled, at least not from Mac computers even though there's a DOS tool that used to work with the first batches of these drives when connected to a PC), so I'm worried that all current Western Digital drives might have these "features" (faults).
Are the 2.5" models from Western Digital a safe bet in comparison to my current drive?
DeadlyBreakfast
Jul 23, 08:44 PM
Great!! Ill try it out ..Thanks!!
MacBookPr0
May 6, 01:05 PM
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It's a paintball
It's a paintball
nagromme
Jun 19, 01:38 AM
I think you WILL need to reformat, but it shouldn't be hard. You'll lsoe the contents of your iPod, but keep your songs on your PC, transfer them to your Mac (Ethernet or CD/DVD), and iTunes will load your iPod back up for you.
What size PowerBook are you eyeing?
What size PowerBook are you eyeing?
chargeralx26
Apr 10, 04:57 PM
thanks so much. hopefully a repair doesn't cost much at the apple
CreativeCrayon
Mar 13, 06:41 PM
oh on second thought, i do have an external hard drive with my time machine stuff on it, could i some how boot from that?
rachellarissa
May 6, 06:33 AM
If there us a crisis and one person out of a hundred will live. . you are the one that will live. :D:D:D
Why isit that you will skip vga?
Why isit that you will skip vga?
2nyRiggz
Apr 10, 08:05 AM
Indeed.....don't take those cartoons too serious man. I guess you was feeling nostalgic and wanted to watch some old S***.
I'm watchiing the original Transformers cartoons this week:)
Bless
I'm watchiing the original Transformers cartoons this week:)
Bless
tMac85
Jun 25, 01:27 PM
$250 shipped -- minimum. $270 max
i second that
i second that
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