Macbook Bug!!!!!

[RoboCop001]

What does RTT mean? (apart from the telecommunications meaning)

And to signify that a byte is eight bits, the French decided -pretentioulsy, as usual- to rename it "octet". So a "Go" is a Gigaoctet.

Oh ok. Didn't see the first time you posted that.

Anyway, I'm still wondering why it doesn't say Startup Disk.

I think RTT probably means "read the thread".

 

[kaiwai]

twas a joke!

and i thought it was hilarious! especialy after I read your post!

It wasn't funny - it was pathetic.

 

[xUKHCx]

It wasn't funny - it was pathetic.

oooooohhhhhh, did you see the original thread title I believe it was "Macbook Bug!!!!!EMERGENCY!!!!!!" so you can see why it wasn't taken seriously.

 

[anjinha]

i think you mean 1GB

What's the difference between Gb and GB?

 

[Me1000]

What's the difference between Gb and GB?

Gigabit, vs Gigabyte; Respectively

 

[abijnk]

What's the difference between Gb and GB?

About 7516192768 bits...

 

[hsadear]

Oh ok. Didn't see the first time you posted that.

Anyway, I'm still wondering why it doesn't say Startup Disk.

I think RTT probably means "read the thread".

Under system prefs there is startup disk.. select your hdd and it might change it

 

[kostia]

What does RTT mean?

Means "read the thread." Because "o" for "octet" was mentioned several posts ago.

 

[Eidorian]

Might be the language settings.

 

[anjinha]

About 7516192768 bits...

why?

 

[Me1000]

why?

Because they are two different measurements!

 

[projectle]

A byte is 8 bits.

Just as a foot is 12 inches, or a crowd is 10 or more idiots.