I am sure this topic has been written about to death since I finally got around to doing a search and trying to get it done. There are multiple steps involved and I could not find one solid piece that discussed them in their entirety; thus the post.
The objective here is to have your iTunes [...]
VMware has been hard at work to release the new VMware Fusion version 3 for OS X (Snow Leopard). The beta is available to people registered in the beta program and thus I have been testing it. The first goal was to install Windows 7 x64 Ultimate Edition and gauge the new performance that VMware [...]
I have now been running Windows 7 x64 ever since the release candidate on my Mac Pro. Bootcamp 3.0 was released with the latest iteration of the Apple OS X operating system, Snow Leopard. The Mac Pro really shines in terms of hardware design and thus I wanted to share the Windows Experience Index. The [...]
Snow Leopard or OS X 10.6, which was recently unleashed by Apple, has the built in ability to connect to a Cisco based IPSec VPN. The process is quite simple and thus I have detailed the steps below along with screen shots to help you get connected to your corporate VPN.
I was able to setup [...]
QUICK NOTE 09/23/09 – Performance Review HERE!
My copy of Snow Leopard arrived today as it did for most everyone else that pre-ordered it. I naturally was very anxious to test it out but the first order of business was to update the Bootcamp drivers on my Mac Pro that is running Windows 7 x64 RTM. [...]
So you have a large library of media on your MAC and no Apple TV to stream it to. But you do have a Xbox 360 and or Playstation 3 that can stream media perfectly well. How, then, can you use your MAC to send out the media in a high quality stream and have [...]
Ed Bott, infamous ZDnet blogger, posted a tweet a few days back that led me to a story about how to activate the 64 bit Kernel in the upcoming OS X Snow Leopard. I figured I would share the 2 Finger Salute!
Simply hold down the 6 and 4 keys at boot time so that Snow [...]
