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Yeah, I ended up finding iPartition independently, and it worked fine.

Is it possible, in Mac OS X 10.9 “Mavericks” or its installer, to nondestructively convert a case-sensitive HFS+ volume in place to a case-insensitive one?

I think I found the problem, namely that I copied the themes into Application Support instead of letting Flavours install them, to wit: 2026-05-21 01:34:58.861 Flavours[905:507] Error copying flavour to to_apply flavour: Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=260 "The file...

Have any of y'all ever used the theming application Flavours (renamed Flavours Classic when Flavours 2 was released for 10.10 “Yosemite”)? I used to love it back in the day, but now I’m having a strange issue with it on my 2013 Mac Pro running 10.9 “Mavericks”. I tried the beta off Macintosh...

I have no idea; it was pulled from an e-waste pile. I didn't have the money at the time to buy a known working I/O board from, say, eBay, and don't now, either. :( I did not remove the processors from their sockets when repasting them.

I picked up a 2013 Mac Pro (MacPro6,1 aka "trashcan") from a pawn shop in March. It worked fine for a while, and then I broke one of the I/O board connectors to the power supply while reässembling it after repasting the processors. A friend set me a known working replacement, but after...

I was never able to find schematics, but removing some of the poorly installed caps did a facially equivalent trick. Resetting the PMU requires opening the RAM door and pressing a small button to the bottom right of the RAM slots. Never press it more than once or you risk crashing the PMU!

Hokay so. I wiped my 1.25 GHz eMac's drive and added an OS 9 partition from within the Mac OS 9 Lives' unsupported G4s ISO of OS 9, to which partition I installed OS 9 using the same ISO. I later added Tiger and Leopard partitions from within Fienix Linux, then used the standard Tiger DVD to...

Removing the problematic capacitors, then resetting the PMU and SMC, fixed it.

Yesterday, I recapped my 1.25 GHz eMac (logic board no. 820-1591-A). However, I lifted pads on two of the capacitors (C473, C447) because I'm a n00b at soldering, and since it's a multilayer board, I have no idea where the traces lead. Would anyone happen to have schematics, or be able to help...