The bars on my 1ghz ti are far more accurate than it was in the past.

Hmmm. I changed the channel on the base station, and now they are totally solid. I still can't tell any difference, either way, in throughput.

odd... at my desk at home, i've been getting a solid 4 bars (where i used to get 3-to-4), but at my girlfriends house, where i'd get 3 bars, i now am getting 1 or 2...!

I'm seeing a significant improvement on my 867 Mhz TiBook. I have my router in the basement on one of my house and before I could not get any signal upstairs on the other end of t…

Quote: Originally Posted by amazing Now, before questioning Apple's sanity, how do we find out if airport reception is measured in a standard way across the entire product line?…

Quote: Originally Posted by Buck_W I'm seeing a significant improvement on my 867 Mhz TiBook. I have my router in the basement on one of my house and before I could not get any…

Quote: Originally Posted by buffman I have a D-Link 624 wireless router at home. Put Tiger on my daughter's 450 MHz G3 iMac...no problems, just slow (as expected). Has solid rec…

Quote: Originally Posted by amazing What disturbs me most about Apple's tweaking of the airport reception bars is that it implies that 4 reception bars on the iBook are no longe…

and about 16 gigs free. Tried to do a simple upgrade with a few options "deselected" (the additional languages and the extra printer drivers. Didn't work. Got a message "There w…

either it's a bad install disc, although the installer checks the disk, so it'd probably tell you if that was it. or it's a hard drive problem. i installed tiger on a Rev A Titan…

Have you installed 3rd-party RAM in it? If so, it might be a case of bad RAM. This happened to me when I first moved from 9 to X. Although the machine worked generally fine under …

yeah, interesting. i do have crucial memory in the machine - but it's worked fine since 10.2. I find it hard to believe the ram would crap out or suddenly be recognized as bad ra…

HI: Here is one data point. I have installed Tiger successfully onto a Rev. A (refurbished) 17 inch powerbook. I have 512 mb of Crucial Ram installed, and have upgraded the supe…

From Macfixit.com Quote: "dmnotifyd" apparently sending Apple user information Several users have reported that an application called "dnotifyd" is sending system inform…

Hm, I don't recall this coming up. But maybe, I missed it, because I did archieve install over 10.3, so Little Snitch got deactivated. I manually re-installed it, and never had any…

Well I know in System Profile you can now send your information to Apple for troubleshooting purposes. Fortunately, I don't have that process in the background running so I can't …

Quote: Originally Posted by Eriamjh From Macfixit.com Does anybody have any more information on this? /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/DMNotification.framework/Versions/A/…

Stop being so paranoid, pay for your copy.

Insteresting, he prob has iDisk sync on and didn't think about that either.

Quote: Originally Posted by piracy /System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/DMNotification.framework/Versions/A/Resources/dmnotifyd handles .Mac Notifications (notify.mac.com). Thus t…

E.T. phones home...he misses it.

Quote: Originally Posted by ashtoash Stop being so paranoid, pay for your copy. So one should assume that every person paranoid about Tiger phoning home with information ne…

Quote: Originally Posted by alphasubzero949 So one should assume that every person paranoid about Tiger phoning home with information never authorized by the user has pirated it…

Quote: Originally Posted by Big Mac Impressive detective work (assuming you found all this out yourself). . . I don't think it's detective work... many of us suspect that a…

Quote: Originally Posted by Stradlater Another thing is: when people are worried about phone-home apps from companies they trust, it's usually because they pirated. Or mayb…