Dock bugs in Leopard 10.5.2
I frequently connect my Macbook to my 32" TV while it's in the living room. More often than not, this is what happens once the screen res changes from 1280x800 to 1280x768 to accommodate the TV's native resolution.
[img]http://i142.photobucket.com/albums/r88/negatize/Picture1-3.png[/img]
http://i142.photobucket.com/albums/r88/negatize/Picture1-3.png
Not a big deal, because it goes away once you activate spaces or do anything that hides the dock (full screen mode, etc)
Just wanted to share in case Apple doesn't know of this yet.
I suggest you send Apple feedback via Apple's official feedback page. You can find it by going to http://www.apple.com and looking in the contact section.
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I think I have discovered a very nasty bug in Leopard iCal.
If I try to do any kind of search in iCal, by typing in the search word into the search field, the list of found items is empty, although I can clearly see the items dimmed in the month view. The same thing works fine in Tiger (10.4.10).
Exporting (backup database) the iCal data from Leopard or Tiger and importing it back (revert) into iCal does not help.
This one sure is a show stopper for me, unless there is some workaround.More detail on the iCal black box problem.
Console reports:
2/8/08 8:25:53 AM iCal[261] Could not find image named 'plus'.
2/8/08 8:25:53 AM iCal[261] Could not find image named 'Notification None_Off'.
2/8/08 8:25:53 AM iCal[261] Could not find image named 'Thumb Tack'.
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventicorepeat
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventicorepeat
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventicorepeat
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventicoalarm
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventicoalarm
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventicoalarm
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventicoattachment
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventicoattachment
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventicoattachment
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_locallymodified
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_locallymodified
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_locallymodified
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventiconotes
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventiconotes
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventiconotes
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventicobirthday
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventicobirthday
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventicobirthday
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guesttentative
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guesttentative
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guesttentative
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guestaccepted
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guestaccepted
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guestaccepted
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guestdeclined
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guestdeclined
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guestdeclined
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guestmixed
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guestmixed
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guestmixed
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventicoguest
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventicoguest
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventicoguest
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guestupdated
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guestupdated
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guestupdated
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guestinviteSent
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guestinviteSent
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guestinviteSent
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guestundeliverable
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guestundeliverable
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guestundeliverable
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_attnewInvite
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_attnewInvite
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_attnewInvite
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_attaccepted
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_attaccepted
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_attaccepted
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_atttentative
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_atttentative
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_atttentative
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_attcancelled
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_attcancelled
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_attcancelled
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_attupdate
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_attupdate
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wreventico_guest_attupdate
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wrevent_monthbullet
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named wrevent_monthbullet
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named ToDoPriorityPn
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named ToDoPriorityP1
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named ToDoPriorityP2
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named ToDoPriorityP3
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named ToDoChbxShadow
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named ToDoChbxShape
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named ToDoChbxNormal1
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named ToDoChbxNormal1
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named ToDoChbxNormal2
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named ToDoChbxCheck
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named ToDoChbxMixed
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named ToDoChbx_hlNormal1
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named ToDoChbx_hlNormal2
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named ToDoChbxCheck
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named ToDoChbxMixed
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named ToDoAlertshadow
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named ToDoAlertShape
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named ToDoAlertOverlay
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named ToDoAlertNormal1
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named ToDoAlertNormal2
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named ToDoAlertNormal3
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named ToDoAlert_hlNormal1
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named ToDoAlert_hlNormal2
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named ToDoAlert_hlNormal3
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] Can't get image named ToDoAlertNormal3
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2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:58 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
2/8/08 8:25:59 AM iCal[261] nil mapper in [_pixmapMappers setObject:mapper forKey:stateItem]
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Thunderbolt docks on snow leopard
I was thinking about getting one of the thunderbolt docks (belkin, matrox, or caldigit when it comes out).
My early 2011 MBP quad i7 2.0 (has thunderbolt port) is running snow leopard and I am reluctant to upgrade. These thunderbolt docks stipulate mountain lion is required - but I am wondering if this is only to use the USB3 ports.
Does anyone know if I would be able to use USB2 devices (via the USB3 ports) with this dock and snow leopard? I have no need for USB3 currently.
ThanksI bought this dock with the same intentions. You need mountain lion for this to work. Under Snow Leopard it just doesn't get recognized. My solution was to partition my drive and add Mountain Lion to use usb 3 at half speed (that's the device's limit 2.5Gbs).
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But this mic is for Mac too. It's says that you "plug and play". I bought this microphone to record my music work at home.
This is the website, It says that works fine with Garage Band but ...
http://www.samsontech.com/products/productpage.cfm?prodID=1917
*My english is not very good, I'm Spanish.
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I have a fully patched install of leopard. After a running a while, and seemingly at random, display bugs start cropping up in the dock. The Dock suddenly becomes super-reflective, with zero or almost zero transparency, and icons disappear when i hover the cursor over them. Not a big issue, but it really irks me.
Also, whenever I boot up Leopard, my stacks (which i choose to display as folders) display the wrong icons, displaying a previous icon I chose instead. Choosing display as stack and then display as folder again resolves this, but once again it's something i'd rather not do if i don't have to.
Any help with these oddities would be greatly appreciatedtheoxygenthief wrote:
I have a fully patched install of leopard. After a running a while, and seemingly at random, display bugs start cropping up in the dock. The Dock suddenly becomes super-reflective, with zero or almost zero transparency, and icons disappear when i hover the cursor over them. Not a big issue, but it really irks me.
Also, whenever I boot up Leopard, my stacks (which i choose to display as folders) display the wrong icons, displaying a previous icon I chose instead.
not sure what you mean by that. A similar sounding bug was introduced by 10.5.2 on prior created stacks. Try recreating your stacks from scratch. newly created stacks should retain their icons on restarts.
Choosing display as stack and then display as folder again resolves this, but once again it's something i'd rather not do if i don't have to.
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10.5.1 doesn't fix 802.1X WEP os-logon and Go To Folder in finder dock Bug
Hi,
I still have a bug when opening folder/directory view from the finder dock icon. it instantly locks the finder and i have to kill it to get it function again. This bug doesnt' work when a finder window is open.. (as referred to be me in http://discussions.apple.com/message.jspa?messageID=5768515#5768515)
There is still also a bug when i was using 802.1X WEP encryption at college earlier today. when booting leopard it searches for new or known wireless networks and gives me a password dialog. Since I authenticate against a LDAP server (U/P settings stored in the 802.1X tab) ) and also have a certificate, this dialog box is wrong. If i enter my password it also doesn't work!
When canceling the dialog box and going to the wireless menu in the top right screen and selecting my access point, i get connected right away!!
Come on apple, you can do better then that!
Also, please remove or upgrade the "address book" in the terminal application, its still a shame...
Regards,
RickIn my searching beforehand, there were some rare problems in Finder with fonts in the sidebar causing problems. I figured it couldn't hurt. If I don't get any kind of solution here, I'm just going to wipe the computer (data backed up, of course), since I've accumulated quite a few odd things the past 18 months. Thanks anyway.
edit: I just realized what you meant about the /Library/Fonts folder. I did the ~ one too, but no dice.
Message was edited by: mintrepublic -
Strange text offset bug in Leopard?
A few days ago I discovered this strange bug(?!) in both the iCal icon in the Dock and in iPhoto '09.
The date on the iCal icon are offset and the name of events in iPhoto.
It just came up from nowhere. The day before it was allright. So I reinstalled Leopard, iLife and so on... Everything was fine yesterday, but today the same thing happend.
The only installation I have made today is Adobe CS4 Master Suite. BUT I'm not sure if it happend after or before the installation.. Or maybe hours after the installation.
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Images at: http://public.me.com/johannesroth/The images were easy to view... thank you!
Did you by chance edit the images in a Photoshop app and then export them to iPhoto????
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com.apple.iPhoto.plist
/Users/YourName/Library/Preferences. Drag that file from the Preferences folder to the Trash, empty the Trash and reboot. See if the text is still off set.
Carolyn -
Hi,
I've been having some trouble with my G5 iMac as of late.
The soundcard will go through a spell whereby every time I turn it on, I get the chime, but the soundcard doesn't work by the time it has booted into Leopard. The soundcard is detected in system profiler, but it is greyed out. Resetting the PRAM or using a maintenance program like Onyx cures the problem, until the next reboot.
The next problem is that just recently, my Airport card will forget my home network so I have to manually click the icon everytime and select the home network. In my network preferences, I have set the option to remember the last used network and put my home network at the top of my preferred list. It never used to do this.
I'm wondering whether these issues are bugs in 10.5.5?Hi Steve Stiles;
I second what Barry told you about there not being general issues with 10.5.5. Besides not seeing any issues with my two Macs none of the other six Macs I help to support are reporting errors either. You are having problems with your system.
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IPad 2 iOS7 hardware keyboard dock bug
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It would be a nice thing if apple would look into it. I guess the fix is one liner...It works... it was just some silly bug... maybe the comnector moved... Sorry for the false alarm.
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Possible audio bug in Leopard 10.5.4?
Hi guys,
I've recently moved to a MacBook running Leopard 10.5.4, and found the following weird problem.
After a while I use Itunes through my headphones, and I hit the pause button, the kernel_task goes crazy, going from -880 to 3,200 (yes, I'm serious!). If I unplug my headphones, kernel_task goes back to normal. Plugging the headphones back, it goes crazy again, but if I let ITunes play, the problem disappears. I've also tried this with VLC, and for a few seconds of the Avi file I'm opening, there is no sound on the headphones, then the sound comes back, and kernel_task goes back to normal.
This is independent of the headset, since I've tried with various headsets, and speakers. Also, Console doesn't report anything strange going on.
Of course, I've tried quitting Itunes, and any other running application, but the problem is still there.
Any idea about it? Could it be a bug in the audio management of Leopard?
Thanks in advance,
SandroI've not had this problem, and I've used at least two other sets of headphones besides the set that came with my iPhone. Did you update to 10.5.4 or was it already installed on your MacBook? If it was an update, I'd recommend performing a 10.5.4 combo update, which will replace any corrupted or damaged files that may have changed since the update. It can be found at: http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/apple/macosx_updates/macosx1054comboupdate .html
Last questions: did you boot off of your Leopard DVD and run the Apple Hardware Test, and did you try to replicate this in Safe Mode? (boot while holding down Shift) If there are no remedies and Console still shows nothing, you could wait for 10.5.5 to be released, or call AppleCare. -
Navigable Pop-Up Folder Feature in the Dock Removed in Leopard!
*MODERATORS PLEASE MAKE THIS POST STICKY SO WE CAN CUT DOWN ON THE NUMBER OF DUPLICATE THREADS!!!*
The way dock icons worked in Tiger with a menu-list like hierarchy is no longer a feature of Leopard! Yes, navigable pop-up folders in the Dock are gone— you can no longer click-and-hold on a docked folder to pop up a navigable menu showing that folders contents, including navigable sub-folders.
If you don't like this (like a lot of people) - please provide feedback to Apple here:
http://www.apple.com/feedback/macosx.htmlAnd as long as it's not sticky, I'll reply here to bump it up, since that "feature" was the reason I'm now back on 10.4.10.
Yes, it's that bad. I could probably find a workaround like a 3rd party app launcher (instead of my Start-menu-like folder with subfolders and aliases to apps), but the "feature" itself (stacking the content on top of the folder icon) is so incredibly idiotic, you have to ask yourself what drugs they had to take to let this abomination go GM. Yes, indeed, it must be drugs. There's no other explanation.
It doesn't even look pretty! There were changes and additions since Jaguar where you were wondering what actual use that could have, but at least you could always say, ok, it looks nice and flashy and could impress possible switchers, but that one is only confusing and totally useless.
So please:
1) Bring back the previous behavior of showing a hierarchical view of the folder by right click/click-and-hold
2) add some feedback to the new stack views, like some mouseover effect so that you know that you can click now
3) add folder browsing to the new views as well, like another "bow of icons" (must be that lame pun on "row" that inspired that weird fan view) popping up to the left or right of the "root fan" or something, and in that grid view, just open another grid with the subfolder contents on top. Call it stacking the grids.
See? I just pulled those ideas out of you-know-where, and I'm sure they would work fine. Apple was working 2.5 years on this and it feels like some early prototype. Apple's leadership regarding UIs is clearly gone, at least on the desktop. I'm terribly disappointed they continue to release one UI abomination after another and still feeling great about it.
Again people, if you feel the same, post it here as well:
http://www.apple.com/feedback/macosx.html -
USB3 adapters or thunderbolt docks for Snow Leopard?
I have an early 2011 MacBook Pro, 15" with USB2 and Thunderbolt. Any way I can add USB3 working in Snow Leopard? The thunderbolt docks require Mountain Lion 10.8 and rely on Apple USB 3 drivers that do not exist in Snow Leopard. Also I have no express card slot so I can't use Express card based adapters.
ThanksNo. Upgrade and buy the CalDigit device if your computer has Thunderbolt.
Upgrading to Mavericks
You can upgrade to Mavericks from Lion or directly from Snow Leopard. Mavericks can be downloaded from the Mac App Store for FREE.
Upgrading to Mavericks
To upgrade to Mavericks you must have Snow Leopard 10.6.8 or Lion installed. Download Mavericks from the App Store. Sign in using your Apple ID. Mavericks is free. The file is quite large, over 5 GBs, so allow some time to download. It would be preferable to use Ethernet because it is nearly four times faster than wireless.
OS X Mavericks- System Requirements
Macs that can be upgraded to OS X Mavericks
1. iMac (Mid 2007 or newer) - Model Identifier 7,1 or later
2. MacBook (Late 2008 Aluminum, or Early 2009 or newer) - Model Identifier 5,1 or later
3. MacBook Pro (Mid/Late 2007 or newer) - Model Identifier 3,1 or later
4. MacBook Air (Late 2008 or newer) - Model Identifier 2,1 or later
5. Mac mini (Early 2009 or newer) - Model Identifier 3,1 or later
6. Mac Pro (Early 2008 or newer) - Model Identifier 3,1 or later
7. Xserve (Early 2009) - Model Identifier 3,1 or later
To find the model identifier open System Profiler in the Utilities folder. It's displayed in the panel on the right.
Are my applications compatible?
See App Compatibility Table - RoaringApps. -
Locking Dock Items in Leopard?
My 4 year old daughter really enjoys dragging items out of my dock and watching the 'puff of smoke' as they disappear. I would return to my Mac to find my Doc empty of everything!
So I invested in Transparent Doc, not so much for the transparency but for it's ability to lock the doc.
As Leopard has a Transparent Doc, does it also have the ability to lock?
Thanks,
Steve.I suggest you send Apple feedback via Apple's official feedback page. You can find it by going to http://www.apple.com and looking in the contact section.
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Anyone have an eSATA hard drive dock working under Leopard?
Hi,
I've been wanting to get one of these new hard drive docks to mount bare drives for backup purposes.
http://www.engadget.com/2008/05/27/sata-hdd-dock-becomes-mutant-card-reader-scar es-pets/
Has anyone gotten one of these (or another; there are several flavors) working on an Intel Mac Pro running Leopard. I was planning on the FormTek SeriTek/2SE2-E eSATA card.
Thanks!Basically, never heard or seen that gadget, and I'd avoid it.
FirmTek is good. Pricey but good.
I use these for storage:
http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Other%20World%20Computing/MESATATBEK/
http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Firmtek/SATA2EN2/
http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Other%20World%20Computing/MEFW934AL1KS/
http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Firmtek/SATA5PM/
http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Sans%20Digital/TR5M1/ -
Cairo-Dock bug: Two docks on restart
Before anyone redirects me to the wiki, I have already tried this: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Ca … re_running
I am running Arch with awesome WM and whenever I restart my WM (I'm not talking about rebooting the system) i get another dock and if i restart again i get another one on top of that. It's weird.... logging out and logging back in seems to solve the problem. Is there a way to fix this?
Thanks in advance!splippity wrote:yeah I experienced the same problem a solution I found was to grab the icon and drag it out of the dock. then let go and it will "poof" and be permanently removed.
That's done the trick. Thanks a billion for the trick.
Inxsible wrote:Or are you just trying to make it a bit fancier by using docks and such?
That's exactly it. Trying to put something together that's stylish and operable by someone who's never even heard about Linux. My Gnome, KDE, and LXDE desktops have proven successful already (have a number of customers who prefer them over the Windows machines).
The normal right-click Openbox menu is not obvious to someone who's never used *box before and .desktop menus are generally too ugly or too finicky to customise.
Now with cairo-dock, pypanel, and a nice background on a stylish LCD screen ... pretty cool.
EDIT: embarrassing typo
Last edited by JackH79 (2010-08-13 07:56:17)
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