No, the site says "One score and -10" 20 minus 10 equals 10.
Except 1990 was fifteen years ago. So they think that a score equals 25.
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No, the site says "One score and -10" 20 minus 10 equals 10.
Except 1990 was fifteen years ago. So they think that a score equals 25.
And is the video card the one that came with the machine? if not, the driver for it might have compatability problems with the update.
General Apple Tiger install website: [link]
No, the site says "One score and -10" 20 minus 10 equals 10.
Except 1990 was fifteen years ago. So they think that a score equals 25.
Looks like the site has been in use since late November 1999. They Apparently see 2000 as their "rebirth" year.
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They could be clearer, of course.
I can't do anything outside of Single User Mode -- the desktop is COMPLETELY unresponsive. So changing the resolution is a no, ditto reinstalling the updates.
crud
hmmm, here is a google search for "Single User Mode" " OS X" that seems to have some good results for troubleshooting.
Geekout alert:
Okay, I just got one of these and after hooking it up to my ReplayTV for an hour, I'm now watching 24 on my Treo.
sluuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuut
Judging from the comments here, I'm not the only one who got frelled by the latest OSX update. Unfortunately, my Tiger discs have vanished, and the computer refuses to install an earlier version to boot from the Panther discs I have. And my account rep isn't calling me back.
Jess, you can borrow my Tiger disks if you want.