Background A quick follow-up to our last post. In this post instead of burning unto a DVD, we will burn unto a USB Drive. Lineage TransMac:- Burn Apple Mac OS/X to DVD Disc Link TransMac Let us see if we can burn an Apple OS DMG File onto a USB Drive. If successfully burnt, … Continue reading TransMac:- Burn Apple Mac OS/X to USB Flash Drive
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TransMac:- Burn Apple Mac OS/X to DVD Disc
Background A good man's Mac iMac is no longer coming on. Once started, it tries to re-install Mac OS/X. Requirements Writeable DVD Drive Blank DVD Drive The Apple DMF file weights in over 6GB And, so we will need a DVD that is bigger than the normal 4.5 GB Please get a DVD Drive … Continue reading TransMac:- Burn Apple Mac OS/X to DVD Disc
Burning Apple Mac OSX DMG files in MS Windows
Introduction A couple of weeks ago, one of my dearest friends Apple's laptop crashed on her. We tried bringing it back up, but in the middle of trying an OS re-install found out that we had misplaced the CD\DVDs that came with the computer. To make matters more punishing we had problems getting online and … Continue reading Burning Apple Mac OSX DMG files in MS Windows
Technical: Mac OSX / Java Applet Support in Mozilla Firefox
Technical: Mac OSX / Java Applet Support in Mozilla Firefox Here I am trying to upload files to one of our vendors, but the upload icon is not appearing in Mozilla Firefox. I looked all over, but no plugin. I am thinking you 're killing me. And, yes where did I look? Well in Add-On Manager; … Continue reading Technical: Mac OSX / Java Applet Support in Mozilla Firefox
Mac OS/X – Reading Microsoft Windows Event Log file (*.evtx) files
Prelude As always, it is one inter-operability problem or another. I need to send Windows Event Viewer Log files (*.evtx) to a colleague whose primary work computer is a Mac OSX. Options So what to do, tried using the App Store. But, got no help. Next goggled for help. Found a gem in: Cross-platform Windows … Continue reading Mac OS/X – Reading Microsoft Windows Event Log file (*.evtx) files
UnixODBC on Mac OSX – Configuration Files – odbc.ini & odbcinst.ini
Configuration Files To find the configuration files (odbc*.ini), issued: sudo find / -name odbc*.ini 2>/dev/null Upon issuance, received the file listing pasted below: /Library/ODBC/odbc.ini /Library/ODBC/odbcinst.ini /usr/local/Cellar/unixodbc/2.3.1/etc/odbc.ini /usr/local/Cellar/unixodbc/2.3.1/etc/odbcinst.ini /usr/local/etc/odbc.ini /usr/local/etc/odbcinst.ini Did not have a clue which of these files is being used, so Googled for help: /Library/ODBC/ Apple Mac OS/X Link When you use the iODBC … Continue reading UnixODBC on Mac OSX – Configuration Files – odbc.ini & odbcinst.ini
Mac OS/X – Installing Homebrew
Mac OS/X - Installing Homebrew The last few days or so wanted to expand the repertoire of tools available for Connecting to MS SQL Server Instances. And, found myself having to install UnixODBC on my Mac Laptop. So Googled and liked Stuartc Posterous's writing refreshing, clear, and concise. http://stuartc.posterous.com/mssql2005-on-rails-on-snow-leopard-the-easies And, so here we go following … Continue reading Mac OS/X – Installing Homebrew
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