I have had the same exact problems as BooBoo. The diference is I have a stock Dual 450. I removed all 3rd party devices and never even touched my DVD drive. Right now I'm zeroing …

Try this to see if it will work: http://eshop.macsales.com/OSXCenter/ It's an app that will install OSX on unsupported Macs. Please post if it works or not because I have to do t…

Try this to see if it will work: http://eshop.macsales.com/OSXCenter/ It's an app that will install OSX on unsupported Macs. Please post if it works or not because I have to do t…

Quote: Originally posted by fmpsportsguy: <STRONG>After having great difficulty installing OSX other than beta on my biege G3, I've pretty well much pinponted the …

OS X will definatley have a probelm with SCSI CDR. Try replacing with the old one - probably gonig to need it for X anyway. Had major problems installing X on a beige. Finally w…

I couldn't install 10.0 on my Beige G3/300 until I returned it to its original condition (down to the master/slave IDE config). Once I installed, though, I re-customized the config…

Schwa, you had better luck than I did. The only way I can get 10 or 10.1 loaded onto my G3/266 is to pull the HD and put it in a G4. If I try to boot from the OS 10.1 CD on the …

First, calling someone a "bastard" isn't the best way to introduce yourself and ask for help. That rude comment aside, what's so bland about the information on the Internet? P…

Poor english and/or typos aside, I don't think Train of Death was calling anyone a bastard. Nice list of online resources!

Quote: Originally posted by exrae: <STRONG>I have a string that contains encoded URL data, it's not actually a real URL (in the form http://www.host.com/path/path)…

I'm using Cocoa and Objective-C, I can create an NSURL with the string, but there seem only to be methods that can extract host etc., not decode the whole string... I would write i…

There are some CGI libraries in C that have to do this sort of parsing. Try looking at cgi-lib or cgic. I was working on an Objective-C CGI library at some point, but haven't had…

Well I've decided to write my own, replacing the '+' characters with spaces is obviously simple, but I need to convert occurrences of %XX (where XX is the ASCII value, in hex) to t…

CFURL.h (in CoreFoundation) has some functions for encoding and decoding URL text. Others can be found in the open-source Omni frameworks: the stuff you'll find useful is split bet…

I tried using CFURL and CFString to decode the URL data, but I'm having a problem.. <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1"face="Geneva, Verdana, Arial">code:</font><HR>…

Oh, obviously I need to pass the allocator(?) in the CFURLCreateWithString.. but I haven't a clue what that is.