Arnie Schlissel
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You need to use a utility like Carbon Copy Cloner or Super Duper.
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[Pat McGowan] “Anyone have a bulletproof method for this?”
My “bulletproof” method is to clone my system drive before I install the upgrade, then if I need to revert back, I can simply boot from the backup. If necessary, I can format my system drive & clone the backup back to that.
If you’re really in need of going backwards, you may need to reformat your drive & reinstall from the ground up.
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[Benjamin Daines] “there are always rumors and certain people who have heard when new updates like this are coming. “
Apple has better internal security than the CIA. Anyone in a position to really know is under contract not to talk about it. Anyone that “knowingly” predicts what Apple is planning isn’t in the loop.
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[Bob Zelin] “I welcome everyone to ask about your drive storage, and RAID systems”
Ha! You’re in for it now! Or maybe we that ask questions are in for it now?
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I’m very partial to using Shake, myself, but it’s going to be rather hard to find a new copy since it was discontinued some months ago.
A quick google of “apple shake” found this, though:
https://www.akromo.com/ProductView.asp?ItemID=AK31508Arnie
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[Misha Anissimov] “I get a no AGP card response”
I think that’s your answer.
But, really, you’re trying to run an app designed for a Power PC Mac OS 10.3 on an Intel Mac that can’t run any os before 10.4. That’s bound to be a world of trouble and pain, no matter what.
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You are in for a world of pain. What you are planning to do is very much like trying to edit video over a fast internet connection.
An NAS is not designed for constant sustained throughput like a real storage attached network (SAN) is. An NAS will break the signal down into little packets using the same TCP/IP protocol as the internet and other standard ethernet networks. A SAN uses larger packets with more efficient protocols with lower overhead.
IOW, the fastest NAS will tend to bog down even with fairly low bandwidth video.
There are ethernet based SAN systems that are fairly economical, do a search here and in the SAN forum to find out about some of them.
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Do you mean a border? You need to apply the border as a separate layer. I would make one up in Photoshop and drop that on top of the shot you’re blowing up.
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Ha! Ha!
So, it’s “experts” from now on.
Thanks, Ron.
BTW, I’m all for the filtering. I used to be a daily visitor to 2-Pop, but they weren’t as selective about who posted there, and started getting regular spam.
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Small studios can always take on bigger jobs by partnering with other shops. This keeps everyone’s costs lower, and it allows you to keep to your area of expertise, and it allows for specialists from outside your company to do what you can’t do.
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