Do you hv apple laptop power cable? PM me pls

of course we do

This post has been edited by dvlzplayground: Dec 8 2009, 02:36 PM

just to share with everyone, why mac cannot boot into chrome os?
i tried botting chrome os with my school's windows.
and hell!!!!!!!!! its soooooooooooooooooo FREAKING FAST!!!

why would u want to use chrome os?

just for fun. anyways, will still go back to mac.

laptop power cable? what do you mean dude?

and crome OS? howd you get chrome OS? ive heard abt it but yet to check it out.

u cna just go google "chrome os usb"

because previously was 32bit
64 bit beta is out
source it

yeah, cuz when i writing the image to my usb, its using the "window32 xxxxx" image thinggie
anyway, just deleted it.... nothing much in it anyway

Is there any compatible External Hard Drive [Third Party Non-Apple] that works with the New Macbook White? If you know any good ones please recommend me thanks

Edit : How about External DVD Burners? Oh yeah does the External Hard Drive Support Time Machine?

This post has been edited by Vistaril: Dec 9 2009, 09:45 AM

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Added on December 9, 2009, 9:28 amthe 64 bit OS Chrome OS is lead of a Singaporean mr.teo

This post has been edited by cRazYee: Dec 9 2009, 09:28 AM

How about External DVD Burners? Oh yeah does the External Hard Drive Support Time Machine?

any external hard drives works. just remember to format as FAT32 before u transfer ur files. normally ext hdd are formatted as NTFS, which OSX can read but not write. there are workarounds though, but i reckon formatting to FAT32 is the best choice. u can also format to HFS Journaled but windows wont be able to detect it (which is also a good thing sometimes ;p)

time machine can work with any hdd. but for this u can only use HFS journaled. juz plug in the hdd n tell TM to use that hdd

sorry no comment on external dvd burners, never used one . but its a good idea though since the superdrive is damn sensitive. sometimes if got small scratch on a dvd it wont detect at all n just eject the dvd. the same dvd can play smoothly on a dedicated dvd player

This post has been edited by dvlzplayground: Dec 9 2009, 11:55 AM

For DVD burner it works the same as HDD.

do we need any extra drivers or anything? or just plug in n OSX automatically recognize?

my mac hdd died on me



backing up data using target disk mode

then will restore using Time Machine

Nope. Unless the burner you using come with extra function like BluRay burning or lightscribe.
Most of them should work but this doesn't mean 100%.

the HDD die also still can backup?

About upgrading memory, mine is currently 512MB 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM.

I wish to upgrade it. Where should I look for iMac compatible ones? Online store preferably.

The HDD could not be verified and it gives me error. Aftyer abit of google it is quite a catastrophic issue and the only solution is to back up the data and reformat

Lucky i have a Time Machine backup but there are some folders that i exclude to back up so i will need to get them back. The drive is mountable but could not be verified so i can still access my data after mounting it on another machine on TDM.