Hard Drive Path In Mac
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Apple, please fix Cocoa
I have yet to find a Cocoa app which doesn't drive me up the wall. Clearly there are some implicit Mac HI conventions which have not found their way into the Aqua HI Guidelines. ...
Opinions, & Open Letters - Posts: 2 - Feb 25, 2002
How can I get apache to serve my local website without a network connection??
If I understand what you are trying to say you are thinking way too hard. You want to look at a file on your hard drive with your browser? ...
Hardware & Peripherals - Posts: 7 - Oct 2, 2001
Can't share info on other partitions
I have a blue box G4 with 256 MB RAM on which I installed the new Mac OS X Server. ...
Mac OS X System & Mac Software - Posts: 4 - Aug 27, 2001
Symbolic and Hard Links
Also though I've read some material on it, including the man pages I'm not really sure about the differences between a symbolic link and a hard link. Correct me where I'm wrong. ...
Mac OS X System & Mac Software - Posts: 3 - Apr 12, 2001
PC user needs MAC help
What do you do if a firewire drive doesn't mount automatically? ...
Mac OS X System & Mac Software - Posts: 7 - Sep 16, 2006
System Preferences Won't Launch
Did you locate, open, and actually look in the 'Applications' folder for 'System Preferences'? ...
Mac OS X System & Mac Software - Posts: 10 - Aug 16, 2005
G4 CPU upgrade : fast single vs slow dual?
faster. I'm not ready to move up to a G5 just yet and I've tried very hard to keep this computer up to date. ...
Hardware & Peripherals - Posts: 10 - May 9, 2005
10.2.8 - second time around. Do you trust it?
it often says this right in the update notice text. ...
Apple News, Rumors & Discussion - Posts: 47 - Oct 5, 2003
Macintosh TV for sale
Selling perhaps the rarest Mac computer available... ...
Computer Classifieds - Posts: 0 - Aug 22, 2003
How close to FreeBSD is Darwin (kmod question)
http://developer.apple.com/darwin/projects/darwin/faq.html Yes, FreeBSD is the reference platform for OS X, but the kernels are vastly different (OS X uses the Mach kernel). I think kernel extensions and kernel drivers are highly specialized and tuned to particular operating systems -- particularly at that low-level where the Mach kernel differs so radically from FreeBSD....
Unix & X11 - Posts: 2 - Feb 18, 2003
