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>> also, i assume you are using dvvi with that mac mini. i think |
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>> those have |
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>> only dvi ? |
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> No, I'm using VGA. My Mini came with a little unit that screws into |
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> the DVI port and has a 15-pin VGA connector on the outward side to |
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> drive a regular monitor. the monitor worked with OS X on this machine |
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> before I blew OS X away today. |
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dvi is better if possible :) |
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>> the large cd that is 700+ MB has all the packages on it i think. |
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>> i always |
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>> use the smallest one and just download the packages. ( i have a |
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>> package |
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>> cache on my file server so its fast) |
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> Yeah, I think that's just an oversite on the developer's part. Better |
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> that they make a DVD iso image if they need to make it that big or |
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> else cut out a few packages. I tried to order anything larger than |
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> 700MB last night on line and couldn't even find them. No big deal for |
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> now. I'm done and the machine is built. From here out the CD hardly |
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> matters. (I hope!) |
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an iso is just a filesystem, (iso is short for iso9660), and udf is a |
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filesystem. you can put what ever filesystem you want on a cd or dvd. |
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matt |
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