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…

Some people don't like their bandwidth or CPU processes being wasted doing things without permission. I don't have .Mac so why would I want my CPU to check the server? No, I don'…

Quote: Originally Posted by nonhuman Or maybe it's because they're worried that the company is heading in a direction where they'll no longer be trustworthy. Vigilance is …

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

I don't think paranoia is a reflection of theft. Some people are just paraniod (that's... TWO noids). I don't like the idea of my info just being transmitted randomly to anyone Ap…

It has got to do with idisk syncing services. If you allow the change, idisk then shows up on your desktop. I get a bit paranoid too after years of using Windows...

Quote: Originally Posted by larrinski It has got to do with idisk syncing services. If you allow the change, idisk then shows up on your desktop. I get a bit paranoid too after …

Does anyone have any idea of the clock speed? "RADEON 9600 - 325 MHz chip (4 pipelines with 1 texture unit each), 64/128 MB 200 MHz (DDR 400) 128bit local memory RADEON 9600…

i think it's the pro version

It's the regular version - Apple has clearly stated when a card was a Pro or XT variant.

The gpu can probably be overclocked back to normal speeds, although that slow memory speed is going to really hurt it, especially because its a 9600 and really needs the bandwidth.…

it's still a pretty good card tho , right ? i'm sure for most duties apart from intensive gaming it should suffice