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those commands should move all mp3/wav files to the folder "ExtraCopy" *mp3 is a wildcard that matches all files ending with "mp3" so if your files have a different ending or maybe in upper case you can try mv *MP3 ExtraCopy (you'll need to do a "cd /Users/username/Desktop" first ) About...

I used Disk Utilty from within the installer DVD. I have 4 HFS+ journalled partitions/volumes and another one was converted into ext3+swap by the ubuntu installer. But the problem existed even when I did an install with a single 80GB volume.

@macworks I doubt it's a loose contact since it works fine under linux I've tried reading/writing 1GB of data to the disk without any problems. @lombarke yes it says iBook on it, but then there are no OS drivers for harddisks afaik. the drivers are only for the IDE controllers and that hasn't...

If it was a complete format with an overwrite over the entire hard disk you are out of luck but otherwise take a look at this. it ignores the filesystem and looks for files on the disk itself. http://www.cgsecurity.org/wiki/PhotoRec Probably a good idea to create a copy of the harddisk itself...

To get into single user mode hold down Cmd+s while the system is starting up... it should boot up with no GUI and leave you on console as root These are the commands to use. ## Lines beginning with ## are comments ##Go to your desktop cd /Users/username/Desktop ##(if you don't know your...

My 2004 ibook G4's hdd crashed/died and Apple wanted US$300+service charges for a 30GB hard disk. So I decided to fix it myself and put in a 80GB Seagate hard disk(about US$100 and 3yr warranty as opposed to Apple's 1year.). I installed OS X Panther from the DVD I got with the system and I...