I HATE APPLE

this has happened to me for years, i think it's something to do with my cheapo Edirol audio interface, but it's incredibly annoying and i'm amazed it's gone on for so long with no fix.

Go into System Preferences -> Keyboard & Mouse -> Bluetooth tab. Uncheck "Allow Bluetooth devices to wake this computer"

What version of iTunes are you on?

I've been struggling with a 14TB (yes terabyte) Xsan network with anywhere from 3 to 4 million files on it. This isn't really even an extreme case, it's a high-traffic printer that is routinely dealing with hundreds of thousands of ginormious files. Anyway, files are getting corrupted, two brand-new Xserve controllers are going deaf, and just imagine even trying to use Spotlight on several million files. And Apple's enterprise-level support? HA!

I love my PowerBook, but I also love the new Sun SunFile T2000 server I just installed here too.

There was actually some audio balance bugs fixed in the 6.0.3 update to iTunes. The fix was reportedly specific to people using the Airport Express "play-through" option, but it supposedly helped other folks having similar issues.

-- grimly fiendish (simonmai...), March 8th, 2006 4:47 PM. (grimlord) (link)

did he come back with one of these??
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0811831434/002-9196454-6764004?v=glance&n=283155

Quartz, what issues did you have with xsan? We've had no issues with ours, however we're in video with fewer but very large files to deal with. I find 10.4.4 and xsan 1.2 to be very stable under these conditions even serving files over dmb to windows clients which was a major weakspot of earlier versions.

Two main problems. One was EOF errors with some Adobe CS2 files and the second problem was just the sheer number of files - roughly 3 to 4 million, but always constantly changing. Set-up and the initial couple of days would be terrific and then files would disappear and cvfsck would report a file system corruption error.

File searching was another story. Forget Spotlight, I ended up having to write an Automator script that would write out the contents of the drive to a FileMaker file and have people search that instead.

Eh, I doubt it but:

#1 No intel os X server
#2 No one likes paying 2x
#3 It is "good enough"

Anyone here use Subversion or something like it to manage config files?

That's really kinda cool. I'll check it out some though I think it was a little too late. One thing I didn't mention was that there was an outside IT consultant who wanted to toss the whole works for a Windows server, so at least I convinced him to stay with *nix.

sigh

Do they even do zero copy sockets? Do they have sendfile()? Pretty sad that the only way for IIS to come close to smoking Apache at static content was for them to integrate parts of it into the kernel..

So in the processing of keeping up iTunes with my CD collection, I tried to rip Sunn O)))'s "Black One" about an hour ago. Now, my iBook won't spit the CD back out. It's little motor tries and tries and then gives up and re-loads the CD in iTunes. Fuck.

Already called AppleCare and they couldn't figure out anything. They just told me to either mail it in or take it to an Apple store. So, any tips before I make the long trek tomorrow morning? Sigh.