Originally posted by: Kaido
10.5.7 is nearly out:
http://www.tuaw.com/2009/04/15...-5-7-release-imminent/
Good timing with the new thread![]()
Originally posted by: Ninjakat
The parts for my Hack build should be coming in today or tomorrow, but my Leopard disk won't be here for about a week. I do have my old retail Leopard disk from 2007. Will this work, or would it be best to wait and use the newer disk?
Originally posted by: metzler555
Sorry if this has been answered. I searched the topic for 1080p, mkv, h264.. Is the stock q6600 fast enough for downloaded mkvs at 1080p and high bit rate or should I get the e8400 instead? Is there anyone with the q6600 and some 1080p mkvs at high bitrate that can answer this? I would probably clock the q6600 to 3.0ghz if I have to but I would prefer stability. An example of a 1080p mkv which drops frames on my MBP 1.83ghz C1D is Ironman, it is about 8gb. Thanks guys.
Originally posted by: shagmwp
I'm trying to install Parallels 4.0 and it gives me an error: "Parallels Desktop can be installed only on systems supporting hardware virtualization." I have a intel Q9550 which is supposed to support virtualization. Is there a setting I have to change to show the installer that I have hardware virtualization? Maybe using ATMM or anywhere else? Thanks.
Originally posted by: metzler555
Sorry if this has been answered. I searched the topic for 1080p, mkv, h264.. Is the stock q6600 fast enough for downloaded mkvs at 1080p and high bit rate or should I get the e8400 instead? Is there anyone with the q6600 and some 1080p mkvs at high bitrate that can answer this? I would probably clock the q6600 to 3.0ghz if I have to but I would prefer stability. An example of a 1080p mkv which drops frames on my MBP 1.83ghz C1D is Ironman, it is about 8gb. Thanks guys.
Originally posted by: sindows
Has there been any newer more compatible motherboards to install OSX on? The one listed on OP is still quite expensive and the chipset is aging...
Originally posted by: metzler555
Sorry if this has been answered. I searched the topic for 1080p, mkv, h264.. Is the stock q6600 fast enough for downloaded mkvs at 1080p and high bit rate or should I get the e8400 instead? Is there anyone with the q6600 and some 1080p mkvs at high bitrate that can answer this? I would probably clock the q6600 to 3.0ghz if I have to but I would prefer stability. An example of a 1080p mkv which drops frames on my MBP 1.83ghz C1D is Ironman, it is about 8gb. Thanks guys.
Originally posted by: mohkahn
Thanks Zaap. Nothing shows up in diskUtility. Just now I booted MiniXP from a CD called Hiren'sBootCD. Via MiniXP I formatted this new disk as ntfs thinking that mac/hack at least will see it and I can thereafter format it as hfs. but still nothing. I guess I will have to find some program for windows which can then format this disk for me as mac compatible and then put the disk back in the hack system.
man these compatibility issues are killing me. There are just 3 major operating systems and all 3 believe they got the biggest dick, so people should give their file format system the priority. Real pain in the ass, these insecure feelings of theirs. Why can't they just get along and use one file format system.
