Snow Leopard Server

[Dom Barnes]

Hi all

I'm not sure if this would interest anyone, but I'm hoping to do it again in the future, but for any users of Google Wave, you may like to have a look at the wave I created for tonights meeting in Solihull. 

I have jotted down some brief notes about what we saw, as well as some links to sites and resources mentioned.

To access it, log in to Wave (if you have an account already) and search for "with:public mmug" minus the quotes. This should take you to the correct wave. From here you can edit, add to and reply to any of the text I have put in already.

As I said, it could be a useful tool for documenting stuff mentioned during sessions, asking follow up questions, adding your own notes, links, software suggestions, etc, and keeping it neat and well organised.

See you all again next month

Dom

[Chris Roberts]

Hi Dom

This sounds really interesting, but I see you need to be invited to use Google Wave. Can anyone send an invite to me?

Thanks

Chris

[Chris Roberts]

Thanks to Terry for the invite!

[Dom Barnes]

Hey All

In a follow up to this month's MMUG session in Solihull, The Unofficial Apple Weblog have also done a post about setting up a Mac Mini Server. Worth a read if you're curious or interested

http://www.tuaw.com/2009/11/19/working-with-the-new-apple-mac-mini-server-and-snow-leopard-serv/#continued

Dom

[Scott Paterson]

Don McAllister has just done a couple of episodes on ScreencastsOnline
about Snow Leopard server as well. Worth a watch if you are a member.

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[Drew Reece]

The Apple online seminars are pretty good too.
http://www.seminars.apple.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/ASPRegistration.woa/wa/sol?locs=us_en

The server videos are in the Enterprise section.

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On 11 Dec 2009, at 00:13, Scott Paterson wrote:

> Don McAllister has just done a couple of episodes on ScreencastsOnline
> about Snow Leopard server as well. Worth a watch if you are a member.
>
>
> On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 10:49 PM, Dom Barnes
> <doms...@googlemail.com> wrote:
>> Hey All
>> In a follow up to this month's MMUG session in Solihull, The
>> Unofficial
>> Apple Weblog have also done a post about setting up a Mac Mini
>> Server. Worth
>> a read if you're curious or interested
>> http://www.tuaw.com/2009/11/19/working-with-the-new-apple-mac-mini-server-and-snow-leopard-serv/#continued
>> Dom
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[Peter Morris]

Does anyone have the core duo iMac? I am trying to find a copy of the
install DVD for a friend. If anyone can loan me theirs I can copy it and let
them have it back almost immediately.

Regards,

Pete

[Basil Henriques]

I'm in a similar dilemma, I have a Mac Mini and no system disk. It's
running perfectly BUT if I have a problem I won't be able to start it
from a System disk, so I need a System disk with disk tools on it. I
DON'T need the full install, any help would elicit pecuniary
recompense !
The Mac Mini is :-
Model Name: Mac mini
Model Identifier: Macmini2,1
Processor Name: Intel Core 2 Duo
Processor Speed: 1.83 GHz
Number Of Processors: 1
Total Number Of Cores: 2
L2 Cache: 2 MB
Memory: 2 GB
Bus Speed: 667 MHz
Boot ROM Version: MM21.009A.B00
SMC Version (system): 1.19f2

01827704110 or 07816872166 will be responded to instantly.
Basil

[Basil Henriques]

Hey Peter you've got a pretty futuristic machine there !!
"iMac (early 20006) install DVD" by Peter Morris ...

On Jan 21, 10:21 am, Peter Morris <pe...@offcs.co.uk> wrote:

[Rick Squires]

Your best bet might be to get hold of a Snow Leopard or Leopard installer disk. The SL one is cheaper(I know what the EULA says, but you can do a clean install from it). If the Mac is capable of running it, then the DVD has all the drivers it needs. The retail iLife DVD is also not protected..Or, you might even be able to get a replacement disk from Apple if you ask nicely at the Genius bar.

Or e-bay might be worth a look. Good luck anyway.

Rick

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[Peter Morris]

It's not needed for an OS install, it's needed because the iMac has started
to do some very weird things, and AppleCare want the owner to run hardware
tests from the install DVD, which he's lost.

On 21/01/2010 18:25, "Rick Squires" <rick.s...@ntlworld.com> wrote:

> Your best bet might be to get hold of a Snow Leopard or Leopard installer
> disk. The SL one is cheaper(I know what the EULA says, but you can do a clean
> install from it). If the Mac is capable of running it, then the DVD has all
> the drivers it needs. The retail iLife DVD is also not protected..Or, you
> might even be able to get a replacement disk from Apple if you ask nicely at
> the Genius bar.

Regards,

Pete

[Drew Reece]

Apple Hardware Test (AHT) started to get built in with certain Intel hardware. Try holding D on boot & it may run it if it is available.

You can use Mactracker to find out the spec of the machine & it also says what version of AHT is used. From there Google will be your friend, unless anyone is feeling charitable?

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