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see http://www.digital-digest.com/ - has all required utilities

- would also recommend Redhat i.e 6.2 or higher , it supports my Sony double speed CDROM that uses it's own controller (non-ide) which has been dropped from Win2k server

Does anyone know of an app that can provide some / all of the functionality of Connectix's Virtual PC, that'll run on a Mac / PC . I'd get Virtual PC, but I was quoted about $300 ( not bad, for those earning Dollars - not the case for me)<br><br>well ...?&nbsp;&nbsp;

thanks I have'nt had a chance yet - but will give it a try

Maybey I don't fully understand the requirement here but, why not just dual boot ..? My experience was ..from Win 98 run the Win 2k Professtional setup - then choose a clean install , choose to manually partition (assuming you have enough free disk space) add a partition (not an ntfs partition...

yes - I know that's a &quot;new&quot; not a &quot;need&quot; hard drive

Forgive my ignorance - as I hear it's quite simple (and I have no documentation) - to load a PowerMac from scratch (I'm putting in a new hard drive that has no OS on it ), I have the Mac OS cd - is that all I need ..? I've heard of a startup disk - what's this for ..?&nbsp;&nbsp;

You could also try <br><A HREF="http://www.webmonkey.com" TARGET="_new">www.webmonkey.com</A>

ensure u have your original media (used for the install) to uninstall&nbsp;&nbsp;- this does'nt work - they will &quot;be&quot; unistalled with regedt - a bit nasty but it works.

I could'nt resolve your Nvidia URL , I found :<br><A HREF="http://www.nvidia.com/Products/Drivers.nsf/Linux.html" TARGET="_new">http://www.nvidia.com/Products/Drivers.nsf/Linux.html</A>

Given a PowerMac 7100 (NuBus) - is there ANY way to get it to support USB ..?<br><br>Whether it means an intermediate board / device - matters not, as long as one can end up with a USB port or 2.<br><br>I know there are&nbsp;&nbsp;PCI boards that give two USB ports but as for NuBus ...?

We are using Oracle apps 11.0.3 (on UNIX).The apps database has been tuned.<br>&nbsp;Forms 4.5, have been used to develop front-end forms, which have been deployed to the Oracle Forms Server. When these forms are being used in the LAN environment, the response time is typically sub-secound...