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@glamrockbitch: You've still got a serious problem with stating your problems comprehensively. When you state a problem, please give as much information as you can: the programs you are using where you've got the file from what are the problems with the file - give an example what have...

the problem with the hosts file is that it doesn't support subdomains - everything has to be stated explicitly. Thus, there's a difference between 127.0.0.1 google.com 127.0.0.1 www.google.com So: your hosts file is working perfectly you don't have the proper understanding of how it works if...

conversion: MPEG streamclip 1.9.3b7; burning: Toast still missing :: how you are using these programs original video dimensions:720x388 ; target dimensions: ??? avi -> mpeg4, video:h.264, sound:AAC original is 891.3 MB still missing :: what kind of hardware are you using (CPU, RAM, HD)...

You are supplying way too little information: what programs are you using, and how what is the resolution of the source and destination films what options have you selected for the conversion what is the size in MB of the film what kind of hardware are you using (CPU, RAM, HD) Your question is...

see this thread for possible solutions:airport-extreme-base-error-6753-a

Your problem and solutions to it are described here : discussions.apple.com www.pc-library.com forums.macrumors.com

I've had this kind of problem twice before: Computer wouldn't boot & no access through TD-mode over FireWire. In both cases the problem turned out to be the HD-interface inside the computer. The HD itself was in perfect order with all data intact. In fact, after having transferred the HD to an...

OK - if it's not working when cabled, we'll have to access the HD itself through some 'surgery'. You can find a complete guide here: MacBook-Core-2-Duo-Hard-Drive-Replacement on how to access the HD in the MacBook. When you've got hold of the HD, you'll have to connect it somehow to the new...

When you delete a file, what happens is that the OS just frees the place on the Hard Disk - the data isn't overwritten unless you use "secure erase", but all meta-information is lost - eg the filename and the folder it was associated with. Now, unless you have written new data onto the HD and...

You haven't answered my question #2 : exactly which computer models you have. I'ld still like to have an answer to this question as my advise will rely on having this information. But from what you do tell me, I infer that you are connecting the two computers with a FireWire 800-400 cable...

@sangerinde which type of cable do you use to connect the two computers I'ld like to find the precise models you have - please find them here http://www.everymac.com/ and list their model names here

This looks quite normal and doesn't raise any serious alarms as far as I can see. However, you have some funny stuff with the above files and directories. The *.jpeg file is quarantined which indicates that it's been downloaded through Safari. If you try to open it, you'll be prompted due...

When you just start Terminal, you'll execute commands as the user you are logged in as. You can see this by running this command : whoami Mac OS X (and somewhat Ubuntu Linux) are operating with a 5-level user account structure: root (sometimes teasingly called the God Account) - of which...

You are doing this wrong. The command has to be executed exactly as written. sudo dscl . -list /Users UniqueID | sort -n -k2

You are doing this wrong. You'll have to replace the '#' with the actual number of the disk. And sometimes you'll also have to replace the '3' with the correct partition. That's why I wanted the diskutil list command in order to find these numbers correctly. So, in your case some examples...

The information about en/disable ownership is kept in a database. This information is taken from man diskutil: Thus, it's very probable that your re-install of the OS has corrupted or erased this database. Fixing permission only works on the OS itself - neither on the user home directories...

You'll have to change two setting in the admin group using dscl i7:~ root# dscl . -read /Groups/admin AppleMetaNodeLocation: /Local/Default GeneratedUID: ABCDEFAB-CDEF-ABCD-EFAB-CDEF00000050 GroupMembers: A1BF2DF2-3FB7-4B74-81C0-A4A880C30513 F6B02F13-A8B6-4B73-A122-626C6B23B579...

upon rebooting all spoofed MAC addresses will be returned to the original values as set in the hardware at the factory there's no such thing as an invalid MAC address as long as you remember that the values have to be hexadecimal numbers. the MAC address is the hardware address. A router assigns...

There's no workaround. You'll have to get hold of a Mac OS X 10.5 DVD in order to be able to install iTunes 10. And in my humble opinion 10.5 is a much better OS than 10.4.

You are using Mac OS X 10.4.11 Tiger. That means you are seriously out of date regarding Mac OS X as well as iTunes You simply don't have System Requirements necessary to use your iPhone with your computer. http://www.apple.com/iphone/specs.html says that you'll have to upgrade to at least Mac...