Originally posted by shadowfax
dammit!
dammit dammit dammit!
... i have almost 40 days of uptime. i swear i am not applying this till i hit 40 tomorrow afternoon. sheesh!
That is what we like to see, a person with their priorities in order.
Originally posted by shadowfax
dammit!
dammit dammit dammit!
... i have almost 40 days of uptime. i swear i am not applying this till i hit 40 tomorrow afternoon. sheesh!
yeah... i have 3 big tests this week, and i spent the afternoon playing with my aunt's dog... you can't really blame me though, when you see the little twerp...Originally posted by Stelliform
That is what we like to see, a person with their priorities in order.![]()
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Originally posted by e-coli
It messed up my "Transparent Dock" hack.
I really can't stand that ridiculous white dock background. It's way too noisy. An element that definitely doesn't need to be there.
speaking without experience, yet, it is only logical that there would be tasty improvements. i mean, after all, this is .0.2 changes up from our previous 10.2.6...Originally posted by Alte22a
Is it me or is OSX 10.2.8 running quite smooth?
Originally posted by Trinity570
Now that I've installed 10.2.8, I'm realizing I should have read a few more posts and waited. My Revolution 7.1 PCI card doesn't work anymore and my second internal HD is hosed. "Invalid number of allocation blocks" is the error I get. Thanks to Micromat, I don't have TechTool Pro to address the problem!!! (But that's a whole other can o' worms). Drive 10 won't fix it and neither will Disk Utilities. I have 60 GB of video files for my church sitting on there that I can't get to. I don't know if the update did it or not, but all I know is that it worked before I installed the update and now it doesn't.
Originally posted by reckless_0001
10.2.8 is running so smooth on my PowerMacs. The only one it seems to be slow on is my computer with the CPU upgrade.
Originally posted by Nermal
My iBook still kernel panics when I try to connect (via Samba) to my brother's XP machine. You just can't trust XP![]()
no, this samba thing is actually a jag issue... the server mounts aren't supposed to be so dependent on the stability of the server. i have actually frozen my tibook by cutting off the connection with another mac unexpectedly. this should not happen; i suspect they will fix it in panther.Originally posted by greenstork
It's probably some sort of firewall he has on XP. I had the same probelm with a friend's PC.
what are you talking about...Originally posted by rog
I for one don't believe this rumor for a second.
Originally posted by shadowfax
no, this samba thing is actually a jag issue... the server mounts aren't supposed to be so dependent on the stability of the server. i have actually frozen my tibook by cutting off the connection with another mac unexpectedly. this should not happen; i suspect they will fix it in panther.
Originally posted by bokdol
what upgrades did you have?
Originally posted by Blaaze
Also trackpad has got a new checkbox that allows it to ignore accidental trackpad input. I'm not sure how that works, but it seems nifty.