Xft-config is missing in Lion.

I have noticed that somehow xft-config is missing in Lion. Then I just copied from SL's, which still seems to work on Lion. I wonder why it is deleted in Lion.

Most likely because it isn't needed or supported.

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Mini calendar in mail missing after Lion installation

mini calendar in mail missing after Lion installation

>After installing Lion (intel I-Mac 2g ram). My Microsoft Office 2004 no longer runs.
Upgrade to a Universal compatible version of Office or equivalent. http://www.neooffice.org/ is the least expensive alternative, though importing Entourage into iCal, Mac OS X Mail, and Addressbook works best if the data was exported from Entourage while still in Snow Leopard.
>Also, when I select "printer friendly" pages in Safari or Firefox, I get a "missing plugin" message.
When you upgraded, did you make sure that Safari was installed in the Applications folder? If not, you may have to redownload Safari from http://www.apple.com/safari/ as it happens to be the same version. Firefox double check is already Lion compatible. For more on upgrading to Lion, see my FAQ*:
http://www.macmaps.com/upgradefaq.html#LION

Satellite Pro A60 won't boot: config.sys missing or corrupt

Hi,
I turned my computer off on Friday, went back to his Monday - and it won't boot up. I'm told that the config.sys file is either missing or corrupt.
I've tried all the usual methods - safe mode, last known good setting, OS etc but none of it works. The computer doesn't recognise that the recovery CD is in the drive, either.
As I don't have an original installation CD - the computer came with the software already installed - I can't try that either.
I don't particularly want to recover the whole system but if I have to, I can live with it. Any suggestions would be gratefully received.
Many thanks.
Ronmac

I checked out the recovery disk and it attempts to work in another non-Toshiba computer and it attempts to loadhe local computer store (PC World) tested my laptop and told me the DVD/CD drive was faulty (they'd only replaced that a few months ago) and I need a new one. However, that wouldn't have anything to do with the original non-bootup error, as far as I know (config.sys missing or corrupt).
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Re: EQuium A100-147, wont start, \windows\system32\config\system -missing-

This laptop Equium A100-147started not connecting to internet normally, but would in safe mode.
So after trying virus scans-nothing.
System restore-nothing. I decided to put in the recovery disc and reinstall windows media.
I changed boot sequence to install it, changed boot sequence back to original.
It has reinstalled but will not go by the Windows Screen, A message has come up \windows\system32\config\system -missing or corrupt.
I cannot even see a way of doing a repair with this recovery disc??
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That error means the Registry is corrupted.
The registry is made up from the following files:
c:\windows\system32\config\system
c:\windows\system32\config\software
c:\windows\system32\config\sam
c:\windows\system32\config\security
c:\windows\system32\config\default
You can restore these Registry files from the hidden System Restore folder on C: Drive.
Here are the instructions:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/307545

Web.xml + jsp-config element missing in definition?

Hi,
I have problem with jsp-config element definition in web.xml - I checked web-app_2_5.xsd it's reffering to javaee_5.xsd - but it's missing there
from web xsd:
<xsd:element name="jsp-config"
type="javaee:jsp-configType"/>
There is no javaee:jsp-configType. Is jsp-config deprecated? I couldnt find it in 1.4 as well. Please advice.
Thanks
Y

ok - there are includes in web-add_2_5.xsd to jsp_2_1.xsd ... missed that - sorry
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Y

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I got a system update on my iMac Mid-2011 21.5" computer last night - it was for OS X Lion 10.7.4. However, after completing the update successfully, iPhoto has lost all of my face tags. All of my photos are still present in iPhoto (in events and photos), but the face tags are missing.
Is there any way to recover the face tags? I've tried using Time Machine to restore my iPhoto Library, but that didnt seem to work.
Thanks!

Thanks so much for trying to help! Unfortunately, I've tried that - I do have backups in Time Machine, but overwriting doesnt seem to fix the problem. Also, my iPhoto Library file doesnt even have a file named face_blob.db .
Actually, what I found worked was to move the iPhoto library to the desktop, move the Cache folder in Library to the desktop as well as the iPhoto preferences file (com.apple.iphoto.pref) in the Preferences folder. Then, restart the computer into recovery mode and repair the Macintosh HD hard drive. Once the computer starts up again, restore the iPhoto library from a backup date before the problem occurred. Fixed it for me! But I feel like its a temporary fix... we'll have to wait and see I guess

QuickLook missing in Lion's Mail?

Since upgrading to Lion, my (new) Mail seems to be missing the QuickLook function for viewing attachments. Is it really missing, is there a pref setting to enable it which I couldn't find, or did something go wrong with my installation? If it's missing, I'll send a feature request to Apple.

Do you mean the buttons that said quicklook and save? There are hidden by default, but can be seen if you click on the blue word 'details' on the top right of the message. Once selected, this view remains for all other messages.
You should still be able to quicklook attachments from the message by selecting them and pressing the spacebar. If this doesn't work for you, then maybe there is another problem. The quicklook window is now a pale colour by the way.
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XML Parsing error - iTunes will not run config.xml missing

I have a new error code that I cannot find an answer to on any forum. Here is the error message:
XML Parsing error
XML Parsing error inside file 'C:\Documents and Settings\lmorrison\Application Data\iTunesControl\config.xml
Error: First Tag not found
At line 0, column 0.
First Tag should be 'itc'.
This error message pops up when attempting to run iTunes. The only way I've been able to get it to run is to take the library.xml file, rename it as config.xml and paste it into the iTunesControl folder. That's good for one run only. Then I have to copy and paste it again every time I want to run iTunes.
My issue is... I have no config.xml file. It's gone missing. No idea why. I have uninstalled iTunes and reinstalled. Same error. I wiped every single spec of iTunes off my computer down to removing all instances in the computer registry. Same error. I have installed and uninstalled versions of iTunes back to iTunes 6. Same error. I have wiped and installed from iTunes installation disc. Same error. Help! The only thing I can think of is to locate someone with a working iTunes and copy their config.xml file to my computer. Apple was no help at all and merely suggested installing the latest version of iTunes... yeah... thanx.
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I don't even have this iTunesControl folder!
C:\Documents and Settings\ username \Application Data\ iTunesControl
Did you ever install this itunesControl program? Maybe that's why you have that folder and I don't. I just googled on iTunesControl.
http://itunescontrol.com/
edit - the only thing Apple installs is here:
C:\Documents and Settings\ username \Application Data\Apple Computer
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One calendar missing after Lion update

I upgrated to Lion recently. Did not have an active Mobile Me account, though I did a trial of it a few years ago. I did go ahead and set up an iCloud account for iCal, Addresses, etc, but quickly got upset and confused when there was double everything and I don't have other devices to sync it to anyway. (Have one iPod Touch and hope to get an iPad someday).
So I undid iCloud on the Address Book and Calendars. I first saved an archive of each as I could tell that iCloud was going to wipe out my info. Then when I turned it all off, I restored my stuff from the archive. It was then that I noticed that one specific calendar was missing from my Calendar collection.
I have a cloned backup system using Carbon Copy Cloner on an external drive, but imagine my calendar there is already conformed to the current one. So I am thinking the only way I can retrieve that one calendar -- which was probably missing before I "undid iCloud" and I was just too busy to notice -- is to drill down into another archived version I did before upgrading to Lion. Trouble is, I cannot tell how to retrieve that one calendar.
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
Tonia

Greetings Tonia,
If you have an iCal Archive which contains the calendar you want you can access it and add it to your existing calendar by doing the following:
1. Put the iCal Archive in Macintosh HD > Users > Shared
2. Create a new user account on your computer: http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?path=Mac/10.7/en/mtusr001.html
3. Go to Apple > Log Out
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5. Go to Macintosh HD > Users > Shared and drag the iCal Archive to the desktop
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7. Highlight the name of the calendar in iCal which you want to bring back to your main account and go to File > Export > Export and save the file to the desktop.
8. Move this file (which is the calendar you wanted) to Macintosh HD > Users > Shared
9. Go to Apple > Log Out
10. Login as your normal account and go to Macintosh HD > Users > Shared
11. Move the ics file here to the desktop and then double-click it to add to iCal -- choose "New Calendar" from the pop-up menu to create a new calendar with the information.
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Plug in missing on Lion?

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Pkg-config is missing x11.pc

Hello list,
I tried to compile 'cairo' from source.
When running configure, pkg-config is checking for Package x11.
checking for xlib... Package x11 was not found in the pkg-config search
path.
Perhaps you should add the directory containing `x11.pc'
to the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable
No package 'x11' found
Can anyone tell me which package/s provide this file and/or if this is part of any SUN Package?
I'm using gcc 3.4.6 from SunFreware
Any help would be appreciated,
Thanks
Wolfgang

The missing x11.pc is a known issue
http://bugs.opensolaris.org/view_bug.do?bug_id=6571762
Workaround: Create /usr/lib/pkgconfig/x11.pc:
prefix=/usr/openwin
exec_prefix=${prefix}
libdir=${exec_prefix}/lib
includedir=${prefix}/include
xthreadlib=
Name: X11
Description: X Library
Version: 0.0
Requires: xproto kbproto inputproto
Requires.private: xau xdmcp
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»/var/log/OSInstall.custom« missing in Lion

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Thanks & bye Tom

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vo.executeQuery();
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Time Machine from Snow Leopard missing in Lion

My time machine was working perfectly with Snow Lepoard and prior to my upgrade to Lion I turned off the time machine located on an external drive.
After my successful upgrade to Lion including all my files and applications I wanted to use the Snow Leopard backup but it was no longer showing in time machine at all.
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Mackbook Pro 13-inch, Mid 2009 - 2.53 C2D, 4GB (10.7.3)
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Did you simply upgrade, or do something like erase and reinstall, or install Lion on a different drive or partition? If so, what, exacty?
Did you eject the drive before turning it off? If not, that may have damaged the backups. In any event, try to Repair them, per #A5 in Time Machine - Troubleshooting.

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