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I know this isn't very helpful, but having Win XP SP2 installed almostly completely broke itunes for me. iPod syncs were hit and miss, and ripping cds would fail on at least one song from a single album.
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I'd say that you'd notice almost no difference, the main advantage is in the advent of some form of disc error - if the error occurs in a single partiton the others can be spared, but a large crash can take out the entire disc. I personally thin…
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This sounds like a degauss problem, but I thought that only really occured with tube based displays. Make sure theres nothing that generates magnetic fields too close (such as speakers). You may need to think about taking it to be looked at by an ex…
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Quote: Where can I find my keys so I can write them down and know I am connecting to my computer? You don't need to, the ssh client takes care of it for you. If when you connect you recieve a warning about key change, or a man-in-the-middle atta…
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Quote: I got a message stating that the server could not be authenticated and gave me a fingerprint number. What is all that about? SSH and the other tools provided by it work on a system of encrypting packets sent between machines, which are un…
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You need to ensure you're connecting to a valid username on the server machine, it might be worth checking if the command line tools work for this: sftp username@hostname if it connects, typing exit will connect. If it doesn't connect hopefull…
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Transmit is a good GUI sftp client for OS X. They offer a trial version so take advantage of it before you splash the cash. Sftp is actually quite simple, once the ssh server is running (switch on remote login) all you need is the hostname or IP …
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Check your local price for a copy of Panther, I'd gamble on the same price for Tiger.
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For me, instinct says go for sftp access (although I am from a UNIX background ). If you're using a router to access the net, you may need to enable some port forwarding too. For connecting to a mac running sshd (the ssh/sftp/scp server) from wi…