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Mac OS X 10.2.2 Update Available
Fork420 writes "Apple has released the 10.2.2 update. According to Apple: The 10.2.2 Update delivers enhanced functionality and improved reliability for the following applications and technologies: Address Book, iChat, IP Firewall, Mail, Print Center, Rendezvous, Sherlock and Windows file service discovery. The update also includes the updated services previously delivered in Security Update 2002-09-20.
For detailed information on this Update, please visit http://www.info.apple.com/kbnum/n107140 (when this story was posted, this link was not yet working)
Enjoy..."
is included too! :)
Hopefully it fixes sleep issues on certain Mac Hardware.
Hope its not on by default. like in windoze xp.
``when this story was posted, this link was not yet working''
So...10.2.2 features a reverse slashdot effect - the site only gets working when a certain threshold of connections per second is surpassed?
Please correct me if I got my facts wrong.
Does this mean that us common folk without a $500 - $1000 hole in our pocket aren't going to be able to use the journalized fs? If so, I expect a hack to be out within the hour. ;)
~moofbong
If 'con' is the opposite of 'pro', what is the opposite of 'progress'?
"- Improves the Find function of the Finder by no longer finding items in invisible folders." I hope this doesn't break the runaround I use on my brother's iPod: In Jag, I open his iPod on the desktop and do a search in that finder window for any .mp3 and voila!, all files available for drag and drop. We'll see soon enough...
veni vidi vamos
How much?
KIDDING!
Hopefully they fixed the mail.app program. If you have only 1 account, and it's imap, you won't see folders on the account. You have to add another account, even a dummy one that has no mail, to see folders of the first imap account. Stupid mail.app proggie.. had me using that stupid enterage program.
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ping -f 255.255.255.255 # if only
when this story was posted, this link was not yet working
Did the submitter just guess the url of the article? Damn, you gotta teach me how to do that.
Attention deficit disorder is a complicated issue, spanning several major... HEY LET'S GO RIDE BIKES!
Digital Hub and Peripheral Device Enhancements
Networking and Modem Enhancements
Address Book and Mail Enhancements
Application Enhancements
Other Enhancements
Journalling will be great. especially on the disk servers with 480GB worth of storage. But what the Xserves are missing is raid 5. I was pretty upset when I discovered that they only came with raid1 and raid0.
...). The macs have dual Gig-E too. ANd in a very nice move Apple will sell you a spare parts kit with everyhing you are likely to need to fix a deadXSERVE in the field. Plus 24hour tech support.
the missing raid mode is worse than it seems. The mac xserves come with 4 big IDE disks. If you want to you want the Xserve to play nice in a unix environment then its a good idea to format the disks UFS. (you dont have to, NFS works fine with HFS+, but you risk screwing yourself with the file name case insensitivity of the mac. A rare event since most people dont have important files that differ in name only in their case but it's lurking.
But wait! you cant format the whole thing UFS becausesome of the mac apps break unless they are on HFS+. So this means you need to format atleast one of the disks HFS for the OS and apps. that leaves three disks. But in RAID 1, you cant use an odd number of disks. So that leaves two disks for raid 1 UFS.
Thus the best you can do is 120GB HFS+ Raid 1 and 120GB UFS Raid 1. So out of four disks the most you can get is 120GB UFS redundant storage. Ah you say, why not just make a small HFS+ partition and let the rest be UFS. Well apple does not yet support partitioning a disk with different File systems. Thus you cant split the disk into UFS and HFS+ partitions.
Two companies are promised a partionalble raid 5 system (Xraid and NXraid) but both suddenly announced delayed shippments. My guess is they are trying to incoporate this new journaling system.
I spoke to apple about this several times. It was hinted to me to keep watching because big things were coming. I suspect these are the Journalling FS and and an outboard mass storage disk sytem. but that's a conjecture.
That's the bad news. The good news is that these Xserves are otherwise a very good deal. The throughput is better than comparably priced linux systems. Also they occupy only 1U but hold 480GB of hot swapable storage. Yes there are some NAS systems that are 1U but they are about 10 X slower in throughput, not to mention that they dont support as many services as the macs (LDAP, NFS, SAMBA, SSH, SCP, FTP, MAIL server, RSYNC,NET info, Net boot
the other nice thing about the Xserve is the construction. In addition to tool-free hot swap drives, the entire chasis slides out to the front revealing everything with no screws to undo or panels to remove. It's a clever design lacking the usual add-on slider rails of your gneric linux boxes. There's even a firewire port on the front for quick access. Another nice feature is that you dont need a terminal to set them up, they will auotmatically find the administration computer on any DNS system. And if you need to have a terminal attached, you can buy a UPS based KVM switch rather then the usual clumsy Video/mouse/keyboard KVMs.
Anyhow the bottom line is this as soon as a partionalble journaled raid 5 system is avaliable the Xserves will be one of the least expensivie full featured HIGH QUALITY 1U half terrabyte disk servers you can own. (note I said High quality). I just wish they would hurry up since I have two of these cooling their heels waiting for raid 5.
Probably a good thing, there doesn't seem to be many (or any?) security problems with OSX, and all the risky stuff like Apache and remote login is turned off by default. JP.
Thx. For a moment there, I was wondering how I'd have missed 10.2.1. I'm as religious on the release stuff as the finger @finger.kernel.org linux zealots ;)
God damn, the moderators are stupid today. MacOS X's update app doesn't show anything about 10.2.2, so I'm inclined to believe the parent post is true. Please lay down the crack pipe and mod it up!
Sadly your post would be marked down as troll when other ppl try to get karma by faking posts. Sad case. This dude is telling the truth, go to the apple site, there is no such thing as 10.2.2. Neither is there a 10.2.1. In logical succession, which should come first?
I think this guy is a lot more credible than ppl posting wishlists and claming those are things found in 10.2.2.
Thank you.
Mary Elkert
Mac OS X Update 10.2.2: run Software Update for enhanced functionality and improved reliability of various applications.
Note that the link above does indeed go to the correct AppleCare article.
Once they fix pam, I won't have many bitches with OSX. As it is, you cannot kerberos login and exect a screensaver to work wihout a local password.
-- Who is the bigger fool? The fool or the fool who follows him? --
I'm still waiting for VCD support. >:(
I don't need large brains to have a good time.
60 months:
- Can use many descriptive words spontaneously-both adjectives and adverbs
- Knows common opposites: big-little, hard-soft, heave-light, etc
- Has number concepts of 4 or more
- Can count to ten
- Speech should be completely intelligible, in spite of articulation problems
Now, a simple guestion: how is Apple going to handle the immense problem with increasing version numbers....11 is not very far anymore :)
... but I'll bite anyway.
I work for Apple's East division, there is no such thing as 10.2.2.
That's funny... I just installed it...
When did we release 10.2.1 ?
09/18/02, according to Apple.
I hereby place the above post in the public domain.
did they fix the bug yet where putting an icon on the very left edge of the screen makes all the other icons jump to the right? Very annoying!!
I see you are publishing a new book intended to help Windows users transition to Apple technologies? When will you release it?
If you've got LaTeX installed, you can test this with) $$\end{document}
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and see the broken parentheses under high magnifications.
TANSTAAFI: There Ain't No Such Thing As A Free iPod.
JD,
/. and get to work.
Stop trolling
Your Boss.
I must be visiting the evil robotic imposter /. instead. I mean, this is a *minor* update for Mac OS X as far as I'm concerned. I would have crapped my pants two years ago if /. posted something like this just to "let me know". Must be a slow news day or something. And before you tag me as trolling just keep in mind that I've been a long time Mac user and /. reader. This stuff is getting weird around here.
Many of us have been waiting awhile for this release. Certainly I have. Perhaps this new software will solve the stability issues many users were having with the older version.
occultae nullus est respectus musicae - originally a Greek proverb
If only I had to worry about this situation!
# Addresses a potential issue in which an unauthorized user could log in as a deleted user.
Glad to see Apple still on the top with security.
# Improves Address Book compatibility with users that are already on an AIM Buddy List.
Good, this was an issue I submitted through Developer bug reporting, glad to see it fixed!
"Improves time needed to wake some portable computers."
Uh oh. If my TiBook wakes up any faster than it already does, it'll resume before I even open the lid. Brings a whole new meaning to the term 'race condition.'
I don't need large brains to have a good time.
Nice PR term for "bug fixes". I like it :-).
I use XDarwin full screen with a black background. For whatever reason now the mouse pointer is now always black, which makes it invisible on black background. What a bummer...
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Apple announces purchase of the slashdot domain for announcement of OS-X update information.
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just use Disk Copy to make a .dmg image. Mount it and install your 'HFS+ only' software to it.
Before I erased OS X, I did this sucessfully with Bryce(now running under MoL) and Flash MX (now running under MoL).
If I do go rackmount, it will be with Xserves, provided I can return OS X and go Linux.
You can't judge a book by the way it wears its hair.
I personally have formatted a Mac with a small (20mb) HFS partition for the MacOS, and the rest for UFS for linux.
I used Apple's own HD partitioning util, too. Its just an older version. (3.5 or something like that)
It can still be found on the web, and will still work.
see subject.
Well, I was in the LAS advice center here on Campus (Wichita State). They had two computers, both iMacs. I beleive they said either 600mhz or 800mhz G3s but they were running MacOSX and it looked like it was the latest version. Did schools get that last big Jaguar update for free?
Im too poor to be a macphile but seriously, browsing with one mouse button in IE was driving me fucking nuts. It took me a minute to find the button that was going to give me a context menu. Sigh. I always thought that it was just an old joke/troll but seriously, why?
I was really wanting to see this iTunes and other iApps but alas, I had not the security access.
The ultimate network admin tool needs HELP!
at least osx is getting adopted! they used to only have a 3% market share. or, perhaps this is another example of nobody using or reading what they are commenting on. for me it's fast enough, though of course it could be more speedy. i don't expect this to happen until either the g5 or 970 ships... so, until then, hey it works.
enter the terminal.app and type:
diskutil
You'll get a list of diskutil options, two of them are "enableJounal" and "disableJournal".
Happy hunting
-todd
Last time I checked on the status of that project it wasn't ready. Thanks for bringing it to my attention again.
VideoLAN.
I don't need large brains to have a good time.
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Interesting that Apple and OSX are the antitheses of everything Linux. Not the same
1. Development model - obvious
2. Costs of buying - obvious
3. Target audience - Linux (and BSD?) has been about doing more with less - how to get over BIOS restrictions on old PCs, run enterprise-level systems on inexpensive hardware; Apple's been about people who will pay for glitz
4. Freedom - IBM, unlike Apple, is almost evangelizing Linux, they don't even hide behind euphemisms like 'open-source'. The motivation of free, or at least open source, software is as important to Linux software as the utility itself, Because given the former, the latter will soon follow. Apple? That little song and dance about their derivative license? Yeah, leech off free software.
5. Glitz - If we wanted glitz, we'd stick to Windows. But if we want 4 different journaling FS we know what OS to pick.
OSX gives some of what Linux's had all along. They'll find it hard to catch up with the evolutionary pace of Linux. But just the same, some people will pay extra for glitz, even if it means supporting a company that used UNIX to save itself and didn't even bother to give something back.
Now to wait until all 24.4megs download on my horrid connection (24.0kbps right now!). Wow, I think the download status bar just twitched!
Apple claims CIFS compatibility, but they horribly broke WINS in their Samba implementation. If you add a WINS server you can't browse across subnets. All you can see is the WINS server itself. If you remove WINS you can browse your local subnet normally.
For some reason, I seem to be the only person who cares about this. I have never seen it mentioned and nobody responds when I post about it. My local Apple Tech rep didn't even know aout it. I did find it documented in this technote.
Control-click does the right mouse button thing on Mac OS X. Of course if you have your own 2-button USB mouse you can hook it up to any USB Mac and use it with Mac OS X. Wheels work too.
Of course Apple only includes a 1-button mouse with their systems, but 2-button optical mice are so cheap that it's just not worth complaining about.
Odd that Apple doesn't sell their own 2-button mouse, though. It's almost as if Apple is trying to help hardware manufacturers get business from Mac users. What could be the advantage of that?
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i don't read slashdot anymore.
Darwin was given back, along with something *nux could never do on its own:
Major credibility as a desktop OS[s].
Without Apple, not a single Joe America would take a second glance at Linux for their desktop, unless Walmart was sold out of everything else.
Now that Mac OS X has been released, people are seeing that "Hey, this stuff could be for me", and giving it serious consideration.
This should be -1 redundant.
Karma Whore.
I know apple clearly states that you are going to take a 10 to 15 percent disk performance hit when enabling the journal. I'm not sure about everyone else, but with the update and the journal everything seems even faster than 10.2.1. Anyone have similar experiences? I'm launching apps and just generally messing around. I've noticed that photoshop 7 loads in about 7 seconds as opposed to the 13 that it used to as well. Could be imagining it...
You forgot that they gave Rendezvous (ZeroKonf) back. How do you explain that?
Get the facts before you speak .
What to do, what to do? /me strokes beard. Hey! How about using "A HARDWARE RAID!"
Why waste your CPU cycles calculating stuff when you can have a dedicated processor taking care of your storage issues?
Call your nearby raid vendor and get a box in. It speaks SCSI, it gives you lots of bonuses. Me? For high performance RAID at a decent price (too much for hobbyists and home users, don't waste your time), try these guys. Just a personal favorite, I'm not part of their company, just a customer.
Why hardware RAID? When your MoBo/CPU/Disk dies and you can't get that software RAID reconfigured, you unplug the hardware RAID, plug it into a new machine and just go.
When you want real speed, those baydel guys have a screaming, mirrored RAM cache so you get to write at 160MB/s.
Jeez, you put all that money into your server and network connections and want to cheap out by using slow IDE disks and your CPU to do all the work?
HFS+? Yeah, I still have it for my Mac Classic II on an 80MB drive.
THanks, I'll use FFS with softupdates or ReiserFS (or XFS mmmmmm) on my real volumes.
%su
password:<enter password>
%softwareupdate 3404
(software update progress occurs)
%reboot
You are now updated to 10.2.2
I tried every decent and legal way I could think of to resolve the issue w/the business before I rented the chicken suit
5. Glitz - If we wanted glitz, we'd stick to Windows.
Wait...exactly what version of Windows are you thinking of? I mean, you may like blue, but isn't that taking it a bit far?
What does journaling do for me? For average usage (email, web, etc) do I need it? Should I use it on my internal drives? FireWire drives?
You are standing in an open field west of a white house, with a boarded front door. There is a small mailbox here.
This post is identical to a post I put up this morning on and news leak of this. amazing that this clown copied it verbatim an posted it.
Some drink at the fountain of knowledge. Others just gargle.
I don't know if anyone else had this problem, but this update seems to have killed the man command in the terminal. no matter what you type now man says "invalid option -- C" did this happen to anyone else, and can anyone else give me any tips on fixing it? How shall acheive my UNIX-Guru status without my precious man pages!? I mean, I just started growing this beard and not showering :-P
Viva La Revolucion! Buy a Mac!
Umm, Rendezvous?9 /25/1754218.s html?tid=177
http://apple.slashdot.org/apple/02/0
how do we make a folder invisible?
Raid sets cannot be mixed file system partions. your comment only applies to single disk partions which can be mixed. Raid sets cannot
Some drink at the fountain of knowledge. Others just gargle.
I tried using Mail a few times and though I love its spam filtering capabilities, everything else is working wrong. It won't save copies of outgoing messages. It doesn't warn me if a message couldn't send. I switched to Eudora, which I used to use on OS 8, and it is great. In the free version you get all the features plus a relatively unobtrusive ad box.
I find things to be the exact opposite. For low end configs, RAID 5 is best usually because of cost considerations. At the high end, RAID 1 or 0+1 is found most often because of the performance, redundancy of controllers/paths and tolerance of multiple failures. Your experience may vary though as this whitepaper explains.
_damnit_
It's my job to freeze you. -- Logan's Run
for the huge disk servers it means when you power up after a crash you dont have to do a full file system check which could take hours on say a 400GB disk.
what is the cost? a very small amount of disk space (about 8 Megs) and about a 15% reduction in write-to-disk performance. There is no penalty for read performance.
Some drink at the fountain of knowledge. Others just gargle.
... I'm still impatiently waiting for Quartz support for older ATI chipsets. The support page that explains how to speed up OS X on older systems has been changed to say something like "We are looking into supporting older chipsets." Well, how hard is it to write drivers for these chips?
I still think Apple is letting down a large part of its customer base by not keeping their promise of OS X support for older systems. I know that in order for them to survive, people need to buy new systems. But not all of us have a few grand to drop every year!
C'mon Apple! Get on the ball!
"You're getting brutal, Sark. Brutal and needlessly sadistic."
"Thank you, Master Control"
-Sark and the MCP
...they seem to have some pretty robust update servers.....I also grab every update pretty much immediately and never have trouble getting them.
;-)
Funny how Apple can have software update facilities that must be handing out several hundred thousand 25Mbyte updates a day.....and many websites can't even cope with the traffic Slashdot sends their way
-psy
Just installed, man seems fine, man...
Sheesh, how was that last comment flamebait? I honestly can't see anything different; I want to know other people's experiences. How is that flamebait? [sigh]
It seems to me that Apple is now entering the never ending patch cycle.
With in the year they have put out about as many "patches" and security updates as M$ and the others.
it wil be interesting to see what happens when apple broaches the unicode file name issue. Will they drop case sensitivity, or retain it for just english users.
Some drink at the fountain of knowledge. Others just gargle.
You find me a quad Xeon notebook then that fits in the same space, has the same battery life, and costs roughly the same as the iBook.
;) Just because Apple makes some overpriced, underpowered desktops doesn't mean their laptops suck.
You're going to look awful silly hauling around a quad Xeon notebook. You'd have to strap a reservoir/radiator on your back and watercool the laptop.
Hey, you said any machine....
i'd really like to see some more speed increses, even system 7.5.3a3c3 seems fast compared to X. jaguar was a start, though it made my ibook 300mhz feel much slower. but back to the topic, i like this journaling file sytem business.
blah, give me speedy, reliable-ish system 0.1 anyday
-krel
karma: ouch!
Upgraded both the Pismo Powerbook and my Dual G4/450. No problems whatsoever, with the install, or post-install. I also enabled journaling on the dualie. I don't use iCal so I can't comment on that. However, I'll be testing iChat stability over the next few weeks.
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Apple gives jobs to the people who wrote the open source software, writing Mach and the BSD subsystem got Avie Tevanian a great job as did Jordan Hubbard who was one of the original free BSD founders. The corporate embrace of BSD has meant good things for the people who programed it. Apple ensentially is rewarding the people who wrote the software. Also they give out their source on many things, such as Darwin Streaming Server, Rendevous, Darwin which has its own unique ways of doing things. Also Apple has what linux and most other OS's don't have and that is modern OO frameworks that greatly aid development. Why are you so down on apple, get a life. Support everyone even MS but do it based on the quality of the product.
This is not a showstopper, but just a word of warning - don't do what I did and upgrade in the middle of your work day when you don't have time to fix it. :'}
Can someone explain how this guy removed my identical post of this morning? He cut and pasted my text. The only change he made was removing the word sure from the title. I guess this is one way for me to be modded higher than 5.
It is cowardly, and a betrayal of whatever it means to be a Jew, to act as a white man
-James Baldwin
Creepy. How did he do this?
It is cowardly, and a betrayal of whatever it means to be a Jew, to act as a white man
-James Baldwin
The Mod must not have a Mac...and I agree with you... the changes besides all the good stuff that was listed did not come with the usual bad of goodies .... speed, features. Mostly bug fixes.
10.2.2 kills the moviephone search channel in sherlock.
Before you update, control-click on the sherlock application, view package contents, look in Resources, copy the Channels directory and then paste it somewhere in your home directory before Apple stomps on it.
Hopefully you can find a way to get the channel back in sherlock after the upgrade.
It's too late on my machine, so I'm hoping the wife hasn't updated hers yet (I don't feel like re-installing Jaguar just get a search channel back.)
-matt
For the "average user" case means nothing. Grandma picks files by clicking on the little pictures and would never notice if many files had the same name. The *ONLY* use for "case insensitive" is for CLI interfaces, and it is amazing that the same people who say "Unix sucks because of case sensitive filenames" are the same ones that say "it sucks because you have to use the CLI". Hey, if you don't need a CLI, you have eliminated the only reason for case insensitive filenames! Not only that, case insensitivity actually interferes with user-friendliness in a CLI as it makes it more difficult to do really advanced things in the user program, such as spelling correction of filenames.
I didn't think anybody would actually mod it down.
OS X literally runs in the background these days around here. Didn't you see the posts about CT moving onto a Ti?
:)
./ seems to have the info first, so it seems natural to look here first. If CT ever abandons the Ti, we're all in for a shock when these items become 2nd page fodder.
Giddy like a schoolgirl when updates come out
What gets me is I now find myself foregoing other mac related sites for such tips...
The stories were essentially the same in everything but tense. He helpfully pasted my post into the new one to save me the trouble. BTW, so far the answer is no, it doesn't fix WINS.
It is cowardly, and a betrayal of whatever it means to be a Jew, to act as a white man
-James Baldwin
Overall I really like OS X, but the behavior of the bundled Apple applications is very inconsistent. Some applications, like iCal and Address Book, quit when you close the window while others like Mail, iTunes and Sherlock, continue to run when you close the window.
Also, if an application window is minimized to the dock, clicking the application icon in the dock may expand the window (Mail, Address Book, Sherlock and others) or it may not (iChat, Preview). The hallmark of the MacOS before OS X was consistent behavior. Now it seems each application operates by a different set of rules. Bummer.
One other pet peeve: none of the Apple applications include the keyboard shortcut for Hide Others (shift-cmd-H). Many of the third-party applications include this shortcut.
Do you label your file names in english or with binary numbers. Do you sort them alphabetically or by INODE number? I'm betting you use english. If so then there are hierarchies of linguistic preferences that do apply. Humans read english with case insensitivity, its reasonable to expect a file system to keep its files organized according to human expectations, such as alphabetical listing and case insensitivity.
Some drink at the fountain of knowledge. Others just gargle.
If I want to enable Journaling, but my internal hard drive is partitioned in 3 (logical) disks:
/' and that's it, or should I repeat this for every partition on my disk (like '/Volumes/***')?
Should I just type 'enablejournal
I beg to differ.
Maybe English is a language that's case insensitive.
But a lot of other languages are not.
It may be surprising to you, but there are actually languages where the same word starting with a capital letter means something different than without.
So, let's put it this way: English human beings might be case insensitive, but others might not.
Easy as this.
And all of this is not excuse for a filesystem to be limited (like HFS).
If your userinterface cripples this for English speaking human beings like you, that should be up to the user interface.
The filesystem/OS should be capable of differentiating upper/lower case, as they represent to different names.
If it isn't announced yet, I wouldn't trust it. Considering Windows SMB support *was* announced and was a total mess, I'm not sure I'd trust software Apple didn't consider good enough to announce.
If they go to "Mac OS X 11.12" or whatever, will they finally abandon this stupidity that "X" is supposed to be pronounced "ten"? Think about it -- "Oh, I'm running OS ten eleven twelve." You really WILL sound like a 5 y.o.!
It may be surprising to you, but there are actually languages where the same word starting with a capital letter means something different than without.
I was once fired from an Eastern European cleaning product company for accidentally overwriting all our Polish sales data with polish sales data.
They are a company that delivers content for you. You pay them to hold your stuff. However they don't just put it in a fast datacentre, they actually have little cache engines that they give to large networks (like universities). This means that if you happen to be on one of those networks, your downloads are incredably fast.
They just did this at U of A, where I work. They shipped us 3 servers and a switch (for free) and then are helping us get them set up. The effect, when they are running, will be that any traffic bound for Akamai's network will instead get serverd from those local computers. So instead of loading down their and our internet links, they will come form a LAN connection.
Really it's a win for all involved. We are happy because it reduces our traffic at no cost to us. They are happy because it reduces the traffic on their network. Their customers are happy because it means fast data delivery to lots of people.
You say the only use for case insensitivity is for CLI.
Wrong.
The whole idea is to remove any possiblity for confusion.
If I have a picture of my pet then what's the difference in meaning between Dog and dog? They are the same I don't want the complexity of the possibility of those two files being able to exist in the same place at the same time.
This is another reason why file extensions being part of file names is evil. Dog.jpg, dog.gif or dog.png? Surely they're all just the same picture of my dog?
Coding case-insensitivity into a file system is a lot harder to implement than doing without it. The Macintosh filesystem and other subsequent systems have gone to lengths to include the feature for very good reasons. It reduces complexity and eliminates an area of confusion.
It is the UNIX world that should change for the better. Do you not want Linux to succeed on the desktop? Features such as this subtly improve the user experience.
One reason why Mac OS has been considered easier to use than Windows for years. Fundamentally they are the same, it's the many small considerations that make all the difference.
I've seen some people in the Linux crowd really getting a handle on this which is great and I really respect what's the Red Hat team are trying to do. The Nautilus project was also a big move in the right direction.
I also don't see how case insensitivity makes it more difficult to spell check filenames. If you'd like to explain the problem then maybe I'll be able to understand your point of view better.
Don't blame me - this
It has been stated that the performance hit is 10-15% when doing disk writes.
Wouldn't that preclude its use for video importing and editing where write time determines whether or not you drop frames?
I would love to have the benefits of Journaling, but I am afraid of losing video quality.
"The world is a construct of forceful imagination. Those who don't know walk around in the reailties of those who do"
Bug fixes to QE have made a difference in speed. If you don't see it, maybe it's because you don't have it...
After updating my Ti Powerbook and heading to bed, all was well, but I awoke to a different story.
Powering up this morning, to my horror, my screen remained black, while the HD cranked and I even heard the familiar sounds of iChat automatically going on-line. After half a dozen reboots, and removing the battery and going solo with the power cable, I am back up just as quickly as the even began, but I am worried to try to shut down or even go to sleep.
Any others experiencing this "feature"?
I only came here to do two things; kick some ass, and drink some beer...looks like we're almost out of beer.
This should be working. I have version SDDR-05 and would like it work so I do not have to use my PC.
SanDisk and Apple need to work on this together to get it resolved. How much work could it be to make a USB device mount so I can pull files off of it?
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It's a beautiful thing. :)
Oh, and if you weren't dumb enough to actually SET the region in DVD Player.app, then you have region-free dvd playback. Imagine that?
Karma: Chameleon (mostly due to the fact that you come and go).
After the update I looked at my apps to we what broke. Sure enough, X11 mouse pointer is a big blotch now. Grrr. How can I fix this?
He didn't say contextual menus were a Windowsism, he said right-click contextual menus were.
The original poster's inability to get a contextual menu without a modifier key or second mouse button is an IE issue not an OS issue. The correct single button action is click-hold. Try it under Mozilla. You'll get the same menu you get from a right-click.
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So I want to enable Journaling In a Partition:
/
/dev/disk0s11 /Volumes/Docs
Te comand is:
sudo diskutil [device], wich, in thisk case, IT IS NOT
Wich one of this should I replace [device] with?
Device Node:
Device Identifier: disk0s11
Mount Point:
Last nite I ran the 10.2.2 update.
Rebooted.
Did a 'df' in a terminal and noticed I had a lot more hard drive space. Gone down from 83%+ full to 77% full. It was late. Didn't think much of it.
This morning I start entourage and all my account settings, email, folders, filters, addresses are *gone*. The DB in microsoft user data was brand new from scratch. It even popped the set-up assistant.
What did stick around was my signature and rules. Weird.
I called apple they're supposed to get back to me today.
Can anyone think of any issue with the new journaling file system and a big file?
Uuuugh :( note to self. Always back-up before update.
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I have one the older iBooks 600 and only 256ram so no I don't see it, but you enjoy it for me. :)
After updating to 10.2.2. Half of the Norton SystemWorks does not work! I hope Symantec takes care of this problem soon!