Quote: Originally Posted by Cross Yes the drive is out of a compaq presario v2570 laptop that i swapped the drives before I sold it (Thinking, OS X and Linux should have no prob…

Quote: Originally Posted by besson3c Okay, well what I"m suggesting is that you install Netatalk just to get the files off of the drive. Fedora should carry Netatalk in its yum …

Quote: Originally Posted by Thraxes And with which Linux machine should he do that? He said he has sold the machine and just kept the HDD from which he now wants the files. The …

It seems like he could boot the mac with the PPC Live CD version of Ubuntu and the linux HDD hooked up internally. Then he could drag and drop the files.

Quote: Originally Posted by Tuoder It seems like he could boot the mac with the PPC Live CD version of Ubuntu and the linux HDD hooked up internally. Then he could drag and drop…

The only ubuntu CD I have is version 4 and its an install CD every ISO I burn just does not work... I have no idea why yet. On the other laptop is a P133 that refuses to boot off…

I think if I can make an ISO like the one spoke of above and boot it on the neighbors computer its a 60 gig with 30-40 or so of information but some I have on DVD back ups so I cou…

Quote: Originally Posted by Cross The only ubuntu CD I have is version 4 and its an install CD every ISO I burn just does not work... I have no idea why yet. On the other lapt…

I have used firestarter fx, disc utility and toast 6 and each time I select the iso file through image select, burn it. It verifys it says it completed but then refuses to read the…

Quote: Originally Posted by Cross I have used firestarter fx, disc utility and toast 6 and each time I select the iso file through image select, burn it. It verifys it says it c…

Ok I got a friend to burn the ISO of Ubuntu 6.X. It reads it just fine. Here is how I did the burn with Disc Utility: Open Program Images -> Open Select my ISO Burn. Pretty…

Eug I'll go one better http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2005/apr/17hd.html Quote: Apple is committed to both emerging high definition DVD standards—Blu-ray Disc and …

Quote: Originally Posted by Eug Wanker I guess I will have to expand on my previous post. Edit: I stand corrected.

It's a Panasonic model apparently http://ipodhub.net/articles/20060511bluray_macs.html

Whatever you do, don't ask whether the Mac Pro is going to have Blu-Ray.

If there is not an official thread on this question, here it is. I am trying to decide whether or not to save my pennies for August, or if I will have to wait until 2nd generation…

For some reason I'm getting this vision... The signal is very strong...

Of course. It's also going to have SHARKS... with LASERS!

I also understand that the MacPro with have Snake on a Plane. In all seriousness though, I doubt the debut of the Mac Pro is going to have blu-ray. Blu-ray just BARELY hit the ma…

Very doubtful it will have blu-ray. The write speeds of BD is down right crappy at the moment. Perhaps we will be surprised, but at this moment in time, I don't think BD is ready f…

I wouldn't at all be surprised if it had Blu-ray, but if it did, it'd be an add-on option... for $$$$. P.S. harrisjamieh, DVD Studio Pro already supports HD-DVD.

Quote: Originally Posted by harrisjamieh And no, Macs will not have HD-DVD, as Apple is on the blu-ray side, not the HD-DVD side. Actually, Apple is a member of both consor…

Perhaps Apple will also release some decent BluRay authoring tools... the only one available currently, from Sony, only supports MPEG2.

Quote: Originally Posted by Person Man Actually, Apple is a member of both consortia, and is sitting on the sidelines for now. I think they are going to wait a while. Then …