Basically bootcamp killed the EFI and the hard disc on my iMac. They had to replace the logic board and the hard disc. I was without it forlike 2 weeks in February. I didn't mention it too loudly at 68kMLA though, for fear of some kind of repercussion.

It was covered under applecare because it was definitely a hardware problem, it wouldn't even boot OSX or from the install/restore/hardwaretest DVD. Unfortunately, a bit of data was lost in that event.

Ahwell, it's better now.

Oh, I love corporate networking by the way - I wish I had enough machines/time/space to set up a nice little activedirectory domain. I had one going once, but the high school decided they didn't like students repurposing their machines. "oops!"

here at NAU we've actually got our XP machines and macs authenticating over ldap to dana, our student unix server which runs like, Solaris 8 or 9 I think. (forgot the exact version.)

I think we have remote home directories on that server too. It's an okay setup, a bit less organized than I wish it would be, but when you've got heterogeneous networks, that tends to happen I suppose.
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