if necessary) that can restore an image (or an actual dvd) to a non-hfs partition or a usb stick? I'm trying to get boot camp working, but my superdrive is fried and windows won't boot from my external firewire dvd drive. The next time you visit that website it should automatically bring up the certificate box.ĭoes anyone know of a mac utility (or pc. If so, start Keychain Access in /Applications/Utilities and delete the relevant entry. If that doesn't work initially, you may already have an entry in your Keychain. When you do so you'll be asked for your Administrator's password and it should then automatically trust that certificate. When the certificate box comes up you'll see a checkbox which will allow you to select an 'always trust. Yes you can change the way OS X / Safari trusts certificates.

Is there any way to force it on a certain domain? I need to use a https site to manage my webhosting account, however each time I access that page I have to specifically tell Safari to trust the certificate.

However, if you're really going to switch over (which you absolutely should!) then I think the best thing to do would be to copy the music over to the Mac, reformat the drive as HFS+ (with the Mac's built-in Disk Utility) and the copy the music back to the drive (assuming you want to keep all your music on an external drive). There are a few tools that will allow you to write to the NTFS drive - a commercial package, Paragon NTFS and a free tool called NTFS-3G among them. So you could copy all the music to the Mac's internal drive, but you wouldn't be able to write to the drive. If the drive is NTFS you will be able to read the drive, but not write to it.

If the drive is FAT32, you can plug it into your Mac mini without any problems. Can I just plug the HD into the new MacMini or do I need to some fancy formatting, etc? If it is the latter, is it is easy to 'convert'?Īs one of our other readers noted, it depends on how the external drive is formatted. I have an external Firewire HD with all of my music. I am considering switching to a MacMini from a PC. When asking a question p lease include which machine you're running and which version of Mac OS X (we'll assume you're running Leopard on an Intel Mac if you don't specify). Questions for next week should be left in the comments.

This time in Ask TUAW we've got questions about Safari certificates, using a PC hard drive with a Mac, OCR software, connecting to other computers on a home network, and more.Īs always, your suggestions are welcome.

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