A bit lost.

I can't seem to find the right forum to point this in, so I'll post it in this one and hope someone can redirect me.
I have a powerbook g4 14" 1.33 ghz powerpc. On the back of my laptop, the model reads A1055. I can't seem to find about it anywhere. I've been looking to replace my battery, but from the 8 sites I checked that sells batteries, they've each been either inconsistent (long story) or they didn't even have it listed. Even ebay didnt seem to offer my battery. Could anybody help me out? Thanks

Yeah, the batteries for the 14-inch iBooks are all the same size. Your iBook has this "family" number (which you WILL find in the list of compatible models from the battery you bought):
-M9627LL/A -M9628LL/A
The first is the Combo Drive and the second is the SuperDrive version. As detailed here:
[http://support.apple.com/specs/ibook/iBookG4_Late2004.html]
So, as long as you didn't buy the "14.4V" battery (ha ha) and got one of these two from the link I provided to you (Part Number: WCLPBAPIB14R or Part Number: W2AP84-- though I wonder why they have two different part numbers for their batteries when the description/title is the same), you should be fine.
(I said 14.4V battery since it was for the older iBooks, the weird-looking long batteries, which could be confused for "14-inch" iBook, just as a joke).
Message was edited by: Pismo 900
Of course, you could have bought an Apple OEM battery elsewhere (from someone who has it, like another reseller or even eBay), or one of those "NuPower" longer life batteries from a third party. I believe the one from the link I provided to you, mobiletechpower.com, is a third party battery. (Hope you knew that). I just pointed you to a company who had what you were looking for, one of many possible choices.

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64 bit help!

Hello,
I am a bit lost on where to download the 64bit version when it comes to glassfish. Can anyone point me to the URL that will give me 64bit linux ? The link I usually use to down load ...
http://java.sun.com/javaee/downloads/index.jsp
and I use the GlassFish/App Platform + JDK version. But as you see there is no distinction for 64bit - should htere be one, and if so can you pl. tell me.
Thanks
PS: I have also asked this question on the glassfish fourms ... not sure which of the 2 is the right place to ask for help on this - as it sort of covers both

1 - It installed to the Program Files(x86) directory and
2 - When I look at the processes it shows itunes.exe with a *32 next to it, which means its a 32 bit program
Both these things are normal on a 64-bit system. The itunes.exe is 32-bit and the bulk of the iTunes program files are in Program Files (x86).
Last time I checked on a 64-bit system (for a 9.1.x if I'm remembering correctly) in iTunes itself, your miniplayer is 64-bit, and you'll find the dll for that in the iTunes folder in Program Files. The iPod Service is 64-bit and you'll find the program files for that in the Ipod folder in Program files. The GEAR drivers iTunes uses for importing and burning on a 64-bit system will be 64-bit.
Of the associated programs and software components, BonJour will be predominantly 64-bit (there were still some 32-bit components in earlier versions), and Apple Mobile Device Support is entirely 64-bit.
Apple Application Support, Apple Software Update and QuickTime are all 32-bit.

I'm Getting Lost in this Upgrade

I did an SL upgrade yesterday and got a bit lost. I had 2 goals in mind: (1) Upgrade to SL and (2) remove the bootcamp partition, create a larger one and reinstall windows.
I deleted the Windows partition previously created by Bootcamp and backed up my OS X files using Time Machine. I then did the SL upgrade. The upgrade went fine, but I was unable to create a new Windows partition using bootcamp, receiving the following message:
"The disk cannot be partitioned because some files cannot be moved.
Back up the disk and use Disk Utility to format it as a single Mac OS Extended (Journaled) volume. Restore your information to the disk and try using Boot Camp Assistant again."
I did some reading here on this topic, created an image of my disk using Carbon Copy Cloner and then inserted the original MacBook Pro setup disk that came with my computer and tried to find the correct area in utilities to accomplish the above directed task. After several tries and failure to find the correct utility, I can no longer boot off the MacBook Pro setup disk. The boot screen appears after holding down the option key and when I select the startup disk, after a short time the screen becomes distorted and shows a blue/black/white jagged display.
My computer is running SL properly, but I'm unable to do the format and SL reinstall to try and set up a bootcamp partition for Windows. As a secondary issue, if I reformat the disk successfully, can I just do a fresh SL instal or do I have to instal OSX and then do the upgrade again to SL?
Can anyone help? My appointment at the Genius Bar is a day away.
thanks,
kayjh

The error means you are trying to create a Windows partition that is too large with respect to the amount of contiguous space available on the drive. Try creating a smaller Windows partition.
This generally occurs because there isn't sufficient contiguous space which may be due to disk fragmentation as well as trying to create too large of a partition. If there is enough space available but you cannot create a larger Windows partition, then try defragmenting the drive. The easiest and simplest way to do this is to create a bootable clone on an external hard drive. This can be done as follows:
How to Clone Using Restore Option of Disk Utility
1. Open Disk Utility from the Utilities folder.
2. Select the destination volume from the left side list.
3. Click on the Erase tab in the DU main window. Set the format type to Mac OS Extended (journaled, if available) and click on the Erase button. This step can be skipped if the destination has already been freshly erased.
4. Click on the Restore tab in the DU main window.
5. Select the destination volume from the left side list and drag it to the Destination entry field.
6. Select the source volume from the left side list and drag it to the Source entry field.
7. Double-check you got it right, then click on the Restore button.
Destination means the external drive.
Source means the startup drive.
Boot from the clone by restarting the computer and after the chime press and hold down the OPTION key until the boot manager screen appears. Select the icon for the external drive and click on the downward pointing arrow button. After startup is completed open Disk Utility and erase your main drive, then restore your clone. This will produce a defragmented system drive. You can now restart the computer which will boot from your internal hard drive. You should now be able to create your Windows partition.

Reflashing, and kind of lost with the comands

first of all thank you cpitchford for getting me the os and emmc image, and now everything is set to reflash, i'm a bit lost should i start the commands with flasher-3.5.exe or just flasher-3.5 ???
and now this is my first reflash, ( tried nsu a couple of times to reintsall the software) , so should type the -r in the command or not, and what difference does it makes ?? , please i need quick replies .
Reality is wrong....dreams are for real... 2pac .
don't forget to hit that green kudos

if youre using windows, i think either is fine. normally, i just do
flasher-3.5.exe -F os.bin -f
replace os.bin with the name of the os image (i find it easier to just rename it to os.bin to begin with rather than reallylongfilenamethatidontwanttoscrewup.bin, lol) then shut down phone, hold the u button, then connect to computer whilst still holding u button. then it should boot into update mode, which is nokia logo and usb logo. then if youre in 32bit windows or windows xp mode, it will auto detect (in windows xp mode for 64bit windows, you need to click attach and choose the n900), then the flasher should proceed.
then when its done, type in
flasher-3.5.exe -F emmc.bin -f -R
replace emmc.bin with the name of the emmc file (once again, easier to just have renamed it to emmc.bin to begin with) it should reboot the device and proceed to flash the image.
make sure you dont put in the '-R' command on the os flash, as the -R is for reboot, and you do not want it to reboot after flashing the os image.
note if it freezes on the emmc flash, dont worry about it. just boot up the device and run it without flashing the emmc. it froze for me on the emmc flash, and yet it still runs perfectly fine.
note 2 flashing the emmc.bin file will wipe out all data. so backup first!

Mailbox lost

I have made a big mistake.
I selected by error in Mail Preferences "Delete sent mail after a month", believing my mailbox content was safely backed-up under Time Machine.
In fact, it was not. Mail Outbox in Time Machine are empty. So all my mail sent since inception of iCloud account last june are lost.
Is there a way to recover it ?
Should I untick the Store sent messages on the server to revert to a storage on HD, or will it just totally suppress all Sent messages ?
I am a bit lost here.
I didn't know IMAP accounts didn't save nothing on HD.

Csound1 wrote:
quantxxx wrote:
I have made a big mistake.
I selected by error in Mail Preferences "Delete sent mail after a month", believing my mailbox content was safely backed-up under Time Machine.
In fact, it was not. Mail Outbox in Time Machine are empty. So all my mail sent since inception of iCloud account last june are lost.
Is there a way to recover it ?
I didn't know IMAP accounts didn't save nothing on HD.
Imap accounts do save on the HD, and you elected to delete the content of the sent folder after a month, so now they are deleted.
Outbox is not where sent messages are saved, they should be (any that are left at least) in the sent folder!
IMAP saves on HD, did you say ?

A bit lost.

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