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Re:Upgrading MS Windows on a Dual Booting Machine
- From: Felipe Leon <felipe@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 19 Jan 2004 00:28:41 +0100
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First of all, dual booting is booting more than one OS off the same
bootable partition. Installing more than one OS to more than one
partition and using a boot manager to choose the system to boot is
called multibooting.
Geoffrey wrote:
> You snipped it from your reply. Here's another: >http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/Multiboot-with-GRUB.html You'll notice the title is not >"Dualboot-with-GRUB".Have you a resource for your defintion?
I don't believe you!
The word "dual" comes from the latin word /duo/ which means TWO, 1+1. If you install and boot two different operating systems on your machine (OBVIOUSLY in different partitions) you will have a "dual booting", if you install MORE than TWO OS (and decide to boot them), then you no longer have "dual booting" but "multi-booting", simple!
Until you come up with credible evidence for your claim, Im afraid you will have to re-check your information sources.
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Novartis to buy dermatology generic firm Fougera
Novartis announced that it plans to buy Fougera – a specialist in non-branded dermatology medicines - for $1.5bn earlier this week, explaining that the plan is to combine the firm with its existing Sadoz generic drug unit.
Sandoz global head Jeff George said: "The addition of Fougera's leading portfolio further strengthens Sandoz's differentiated products strategy and improves our ability to help patients and customers around the world by providing easier access to high quality, affordable dermatological medicines.
He added that: HeHh"Fougera brings us valuable technical capabilities in the area of topical dermatological products, particularly in the development and manufacturing of semi-solid forms such as creams and ointments."

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Woodrow Wilson marries Ellen Axson, June 24, 1885
On this day in 1885, Woodrow Wilson, the nation's future 28th president, married Ellen Louise Axson, the daughter of a Presbyterian minister. The couple, who first met in 1883 at her father's church in Rome, Ga., shared strong religious beliefs as well as a passion for the arts.
The wedding took place at the bride's grandparents' home in Savannah, Ga. While Wilson taught history at Bryn Mawr College and Princeton University, his wife reared three daughters. She also encouraged her husband to pursue his budding interest in politics.
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Ellen joined an art colony and learned to paint to help her deal with her father's descent into mental illness and her memories of losing her mother at a young age. She cultivated her husband's relationship with William Jennings Bryan, the populist Democratic politician and the party's three-time presidential nominee. Bryan's support played a crucial role in helping Wilson attain the presidency in 1912.
As first lady, Ellen painted and drew sketches in a studio she set up on the third floor of the White House, donating many of her works to charity. She also arranged White House weddings for two of her daughters.
A descendant of slave owners, Ellen lent her prestige to the cause of improving housing in the capital's slums. After touring dilapidated alleys, she brought to the attention of members of Congress the poor conditions under which black families lived.
Ellen became an advocate for social welfare legislation, including tougher child labor laws. She also formed an art colony in New Hampshire in 1913. Some 17 months into Wilson's presidency, she succumbed to kidney failure brought on by Bright's disease. She died in August 1914 at age 54.
Wilson did not long remain a widower. He married Edith Bolling Galt (1872-1961), a direct descendant of Pocahontas, in December 1915.
Source: www.whitehouse.gov/about/presidents/woodrowwilson


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Archive for 'Chinese'
Al Pasha review
Al Pasha is on level 4 of 'Gourmet Tower' in the new K11 mall in Tsim Sha Tsui. When you stepping out of the lift you find yourself in a dimly lit lobby looking at two huge red clay urns. It's dimly lit and there is a hint of frankincense. A smartly dressed young man steps forward and ask me if I have a reservation. I tell him I don't and ask if it matters. "Just for one only?" He enquires "I'm sure we can find you a table." He leads me off through the restaurant.
It's a large place but it's already quite crowded. I'm led to an outside area which is lit almost entirely those charming Turkish lanterns. He ushers me to a table, presents me with a menu and leaves me to read up on what, exactly, "Silk Road Cuisine" is.
It's a large menu which, as one might expect, covers dishes from both the middle east and central China. From barbecued meats and tandoori to stir fried dishes. If you are a large enough group you can order a whole lamb for $1,380 but you do need to order a day in advance.
I couldn't have the whole lamb but quick fried camel saddle with white asparagus ($85) I could and since I'd never tried camel before I decided I must. But I wanted something for starter. Chicken cigar rolled in filo pastry with mint was a strong contender but in the end I plumped for the cold shredded chicken salad with pear and bell pepper in chilli oil ($78).
An excellent choice it was too. Fresh and fruity and a generous serving to boot. I would question the chilli oil though. This didn't set the roof of my mouth on fire the way I would normally expect chilli to. Instead it made my tongue and lips tingle in the way that the fagara pepper does in those wonderful Sichuan dishes.
The camel itself wasn't all that spectacular, though I think that is the camels fault rather than the chef's. The meat was a little on the chewy side for my tastes. Still. I had no problem with eating it and the rest if the stir fry dish was just fine.
To go with it I had ordered braised wild mushrooms with bean-curd, chilli and garlic ($78) and a nan for mopping up. There appeared to be at least three types of mushroom in a hot pot kind of dish. Both this and the camel were spicy dishes but there are plenty of non-spicy dishes to choose from. There are also plenty of vegetarian choices.
While I was waiting for dessert the back ground music, which had been vaguely middle eastern pop with a disco beat, stopped and was replaced by loud drumming. Inside there was a belly dancer and another girl with a tray of candles balanced on her head.
It was good fun, everyone was up taking photos and having a good time but I was happy to get back to the final instalment of my dinner which was to be almond and chestnut puree pancake ($55). The puree was piping hot and I had to let it cool for a few moments but it was otherwise a pleasing end to a very satisfying and entertaining meal.
Shop 401, Level 4, K11
18 Hanoi Road
Tsim Sha Tsui
Tel 3122 4444
Posted: March 25th, 2010 under Chinese, Middle Eastern, Tsimshatsui.
Tags: Area, Chinese, Middle East, Reviews, Tsimshatsui
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Jerious Norwood is no stranger to big-time football, not inclined to buckle under the playoff microscope.
The Argos aren't about to tip their hand and no roster decision gets made until the hours leading up to kickoff on Sunday, but it would surprise many if Norwood isn't in the starting backfield in Sunday's East final against the Ticats.
Norwood has looked good in practice, has taken most of the reps and is in great shape, mentally and physically.
When Chad Kackert broke his left ankle last week in practice, a huge hole was created, a void in the locker room that can't be replaced.
On the field, Norwood and Curtis Steele have each started for Kackert this season, different backs who are each expected to be on the 46-man roster, which is revealed on Saturday. But which one starts Sunday?
"We're still deciding on that," Argos head coach Scott Milanovich said.


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Getting back to work with low back pain depends on what your day is usually like. But there are some basics that apply to everyone.
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MEIKHTILA, Myanmar, March 25 (UPI) -- Myanmar had a sixth day of clashes between Muslims and Buddhists Monday and government soldiers tried to restore calm, officials said.
Authorities said late last week at least 32 people had been killed in an area that includes the city of Meikhtila but there were no later reports of casualties.
Entire neighborhoods in Meikhtila were burned down and dozens of people had been arrested, the Bangkok Post reported.
Thousands of people were said to be living in relief camps.
The violence began Wednesday in Meikhtila with a fight between a Muslim shopkeeper and Buddhist customer and spread throughout the area, authorities said.
The central government ordered soldiers into the city to restore calm but street battles continued, Voice of America reported.
International aid workers were handing out food and trying to find shelter for people whose homes were destroyed.


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Every time I travel to the US I pick up a large bottle of Crystal Hot Sauce, a Louisiana-style medium spicy sauce. With my sock depleting, and no US trip in the near future, I started looking for it locally.
Anyone know where/if this is available in Montreal? I tried Douceurs du marche but no luck.


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The Pathways Programme is an initiative coordinated by the Colleges of the University of Oxford.
The programme aims to provide information, advice and guidance on higher education and Oxford to academically able students, and staff members, in non-selective state schools with little history of student progression to Oxford.
All of our events are run in Oxford, and are free to attend.
Taster Days give academically able year 10 students a chance to visit Oxford for a taste of what it would be like to study here.
The programme includes an introduction to higher education and student finance, interactive sessions with current students, lunch served in a college dining hall, and participation in an academic activity.
Year 10 students at state schools across the UK, usually without sixth forms, or with little, if any, history of sending students to Oxford.
Applications are made by schools, rather than individuals, with each school welcome to bring up to 10 students.
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These events aim to explain the importance of GCSE results and post-16 choices to students and their teachers. They are designed for students who have already had some other introduction to Oxford, such as a Taster Day.
We run three specific subject-area days. Investigating Medicine explores the different subjects connected with Medicine and offers students a chance to participate in subject tasters, alongside more practical sessions to inform students about the course options which are available to them. Investigating Humanities offers an introduction to a range of Humanities subjects through lectures, seminars and tutorials, with supporting information sessions for parents, and general talk on university applications and finances. Investigating Social Sciences provides students with the chance to explore a number of subjects within the Social Sciences through a series of lectures.
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Each Year 12 visitor will have two academic taster sessions in small groups, two talks from admissions tutors about studying at Oxford and how to apply, free lunch in an Oxford College, and a college tour.
Throughout the day, the Year 12s are accompanied by a current Oxford undergraduate student, studying a subject aligned with their own interest.
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These sessions are interactive in nature, and are aimed to inspire and excite Year 12s, and provide an insight into some of the research and teaching activities of the University of Oxford.
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The tour will stop at all the key features of a typical College, including the dining hall, student common room, bar, library and other facilities.
For those that live far away, we provide accommodation in a college room overnight (free of charge), and lay on evening activities with current undergraduate students on hand to help. We may also be able to to help with travel costs.
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Places will generally be limited to students with at least 5 A*, 8 or 9 grades at GCSE (7 A*, 8 or 9 for medicine), and who are predicted to achieve at least AAA at A Level (or equivalent).
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Future Armoured Vehicles Survivability 2015 Conference
- Optimising Armoured Vehicle Protection and Mobility, Whilst Defeating The Blast
- 23 November, 2015 - 24 November, 2015, London, United Kingdom
Future Armoured Vehicles Survivability 2015 conference is dedicated to enhancing the protection of military vehicles and those carrying out missions through this vital land force asset.
This unique conference focuses on the collaboration between military and industry and invites not only capability and operational flag officers to share their lessons learnt from theatre, but also the lead engineers, chief scientists and technical directors from the vehicle manufacturers themselves, who create the platforms and technologies at the heart of the armoured vehicle.
The Global Artillery and Systems Market 2016-2026
By attending Future Armoured Vehicles Survivability 2015 you will gain unrivaled insight into what leading defence nations and their selected OEMS are doing to enhance the safety and security of their troops, through the development of armour and blast protection solutions.
You will also hear the very latest developments from industry, giving you a holistic picture of how you can create your very own optimal armoured vehicle platform for maximum protection.
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Key Topics will include:
- Countering IEDS and MINES through advanced material selection
- Keeping the armoured vehicle highly mobile whilst optimizing blast protection
- Intelligently loading additional armour capabilities on legacy fleets
- What new technologies and materials are coming to the attention of industry engineers
- National programme updates from senior flag officers
Benefits of Attending
- Hear from key armoured vehicle operators and manufacturers on how they are optimizing survivability
- Learn what new armour technologies are available to enhance your vehicle platform
- Network with military programme managers, industry engineers, chief scientists and technical directors
- See real life technology solutions in the exhibition area
- Meet like minded peers who are advancing both policy and strategy for the future of armoured vehicles
Plus An Interactive Half-Day Post-Conference Workshop | Wednesday 25th November
Countering IED Threats: Understanding the Operational Environment and Developing Proactive Solutions
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- Brigadier Ben Barry, Senior Fellow, IISS
- Brigadier General Roberto Soria, Head of Land Systems, Spanish Army
- Brigadier Martin Wijnen, Commander of 43 Mechanized Brigade, Netherlands Army
- Colonel Egbert Teeuw, Head of Ground Based Weapons Systems Division, Netherlands MoD
- Dr Bryan Vaughan, Head of Materials, Lockeed Martin UK
- Dr Hans-Elias De Bree, R&D Director, Microflown AVISA
- Dr Martin Hagstrom, Programme Manager, Weapons and Protection, FOI
- Lieutenant Colonel Henk Ouwehand, Commander of 45 Mechanized Infantry Battalion, Royal Netherlands Army, Netherlands, Netherlands Army
- Major Claus Johansen, Armoured Vehicles Study and Development Branch, Danish Army Combat School
- Major General William Gayler, Deputy Commanding General, US Army Europe
- Major General Aguiar Santos, Commander of the Pandur Mechanised Brigade, Portuguese Army
- Mr Dan Lindell, Platform Manager, Combat Vehicles, BAE Systems Hägglunds
- Mr Gary Hines, Head of Protected Vehicles, Thales Australia
- Mr Ian Elgy, Capability Leader for Blast and IED Protection, DSTL
- Mr Mark Dean, Head of Survivability and Mechanical, General Dynamics UK
- Mr Robert Shaw, C-IED Advisor, UNMAS, Department of Peacekeeping Operations, United Nations
- Mr Roger Sloman, Managing Director, Advanced Blast & Ballistic Systems Ltd.
- Mr Stefan Lischka, Managing Dirctor, ARTEC
- Professor Bryn James, Head of Armoured Protection, DSTL
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Dec 5 - 7, 2017 - Bucharest, Romania
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Future Soldier Technology Conference
Mar 12 - 14, 2018 - London, United Kingdom
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Seemingly every scout who covered the teams who train on Florida's Gulf Coast predicted this spring that Rays right-hander Matt Garza was ready for a breakout season. They felt Garza, who has always possessed good stuff, was showing more determination and better poise on the mound.
Garza has certainly been proving the scouts right in the early days of the 2010 season. He turned in a sparkling effort Monday night in pitching the Rays to a 5-1 victory over the Orioles at Oriole Park at Camden Yards.
Garza allowed one run and six hits in eight innings with three walks and five strikeouts while throwing 64 of 103 pitches for strikes. Manager Joe Maddon said he would have allowed Garza to finish if not for wanting to get closer Rafael Soriano an inning of work. Monday night's outing, coupled with his stifling of the Orioles last week at Tropicana Field, makes Garza 2-0 with a 1.13 ERA and .179 opponents batting average allowed through two starts.
"Matt has been a good pitcher but we've seen a different Matt Garza this year," Maddon said. "It has been clear since Day One that he wants to take his game to a new level. He wants to be that guy you can count on every five days to not give just a good effort but a great effort. He has pushed that "want to" button and it's going to be interesting to watch him this season."
Garza, rather surprisingly, was bothered by his performance. He could not get past the three walks.
"I know the linescore looks good and everyone will say I pitched a good game but walking three guys is ridiculous," Garza said. "It really bothers me to walk that many guys. I can't just put guys on base. I'd rather give up a solo home run than just giving the guy the base. It's not acceptable."
While Garza left Camden Yards late Monday evening still seeking perfection, Maddon was pleased with some signs of pitching maturity from the 26-year-old. Garcia gave up a leadoff home run to Felix Pie in the bottom of the first inning then walked Pie and Nick Markakis in the third before inducing Miguel Tejada to ground into an inning-ending force out. He seemed unfazed in both situations
"In the past, giving up the home run and walking the two guys in the one inning would have really bothered Matt and those innings could have turned ugly," Maddon said. "Tonight, he shrugged both of those things off and got people out. You're watching a pitcher grow up before your very eyes when you see that kind of stuff."


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Introducing Phreshy Duzit: Oh So, Phresh
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By Souleo You've got to be "fresh" to make an impact on the music scene and it doesn't hurt when that slang is built into your name as is the case with Detroit native, Phreshy Duzit. The 21-year old rapper/singer/songwriter is ready to kick off the New Year with a bang as he releases his EP, HateLove on January 25th.
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JimmyJazz.com was recently introduced to one of the first new talents of 2011 and talked how a heartbreak inspired his EP, why he believes women are stronger than men with breakups, what inspired him to find a better way of life and more.
On how heartbreak inspired his EP:
It's from heartbreak and the aftermath of how I dealt with it. It was a relationship that started before the career came in to place. At that point it's real 'cause the woman I was with didn't gravitate to the fact that I had a career. Soon as I got a career stuff started shifting. Now I got to travel a lot and go to parties and there are women everywhere. Insecurities caused this breakup cause of the career.
On being jaded about love:
It's like I gave up on love and it's a waste of time. I'm more concerned with money now. It gave me a jaded perspective on love and so it's really just caused confusion. I was getting over that heartbreak by going to the club, meeting new women and hanging out with friends.
On why women are stronger than men when it comes to love pains:
I feel like women are the stronger ones after a breakup. They become more independent and don't try to bury it. With my male friends after their breakup they say screw it I'd rather chase money I was spending too much in relationships so now I can stack money up. I think men in general aren't as emotional as women.
On how the challenges of Detroit motivated him to succeed:
There were people I went to school with getting shot over expensive glasses or Jordan's. I saw 15 and 16-year olds die in the clubs because of altercations. The economy there is real bad and people are trying to find hustles to make money. That was something I had to avoid in order to pursue music or I could have been part of that corruption. So it was inspiration to get out.
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FTC's Lone Democrat Named as New Chairman
A major government ally of American consumers in the fight against unfair and deceptive business practices and identity fraud will be getting a new chief. Jon Leibowitz, the only Democrat on the five-member Federal Trade Commission, has been named by President Obama to be its next chairman, the White House announced.
Leibowitz, who is married to Washington Post columnist Ruth Marcus, became a commissioner in 2004; as chairman, he will oversee a staff of nearly 1,100.
Before joining the FTC, Leibowitz was vice president for congressional affairs for the Motion Picture Association of America from 2000 to 2004. He has also served as the Democratic chief counsel and staff director for the Senate antitrust subcommittee and chief counsel and staff director for Senate subcommittees on terrorism and technology and juvenile justice.WHAT TO WATCH
-- President Obama introduces Health and Human Services Secretary-designate Kathleen Sebelius at an afternoon White House event. [Story, A4.] Vice President Biden acts the part of average Joe and visits the University of Pennsylvania for a routine follow-up to sinus surgery he had last year.
-- Oh, the stuff you'll learn! Michelle Obama participates in the National Education Association's Read Across America Day to celebrate Dr. Seuss's 105th birthday at the Library of Congress. She will be joined there by public school students, Education Secretary Arne Duncan, Librarian of Congress David Billington, National Education Association President Dennis Van Roekel and members of Congress. [Ed. Note: This event has been cancelled due to inclement weather.]
-- Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton and Middle East envoy George Mitchell are in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, for a conference on the Gaza Strip, where they will take on the delicate question of how to provide aid to the residents of Gaza without bolstering Hamas, which runs the Palestinian territory. Clinton will be on the road through March 7, traveling through Egypt, Israel, the West Bank, Belgium, Switzerland and Turkey.
-- The Congressional Joint Economic Committee gets the latest on "The Employment Situation: February 2009" from Bureau of Labor Statistics Commissioner Keith Hall. Good news is not expected.
-- If you're on the Hill, you may stumble across dueling pro- and anti-coal protests today as the Capitol Climate Action rally near the Longworth and Rayburn House office buildings at 1 p.m. demands that the Capitol Power Plant switch from coal to natural gas (a march to the plant is included), while the Competitive Enterprise Institute holds the competing (natch) "Celebrate Coal!" rally at the plant, also at 1 p.m.
-- The Gallup Center for Muslim Studies and the Muslim-West Facts Project, in which Gallup is a partner, tell us more about our evolving nation with the release of "Muslim Americans: A National Portrait," a study based on more than 300,000 national household surveys.
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How to read the file from SBC using PHP
I can capture the packet information from SBC and then store in database SQLite.Now I wanna read the database file from SBC to show the result using PHP.
10.172.2.22 is the address of SBC.
I still can't communucate between SQLite and PHP...
What aspect of this is specific to any embedded system? How would you accomplish your objective on conventional desktop or server hosts?
Really, your question is far too vague for anyone to provide a useful answer. Where, and under what context, is the SQL server running? Where and under what context is the PHP code running? How would you ordinarily communicate between an SQL server and your PHP code? Isn't sqlite a file-based system? As such, I don't see how you can access it remotely, unless you use a file-read/file-modify/file-write system, which will have all sorts of perils if multiple users can concurrently access the database.
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Human Rights Watch Blasts Palestinians for War Crimes
New report calls suicide strikes against civilians a violation of international law
Persons involved in suicide terror strikes commit crimes against humanity and war crimes, says Human Rights Watch, an international human rights organization based in New York. The organization's conclusions on such terror strikes are being released today in a new report: "Erased in a Moment: Suicide Bombing Attacks Against Israeli Civilians."
The report analyzes the modes of operation and organizational structure of Palestinian groups that have taken responsibility for suicide strikes. It also details international standards that prohibit attacks against civilians, and examines the terror organizations' finances and the role played by the Palestinian Authority.
The Human Rights Watch report emphasizes that international law and the rules of war impose an absolute, unconditional ban on harming civilians.
The report explicitly names the political leaderships of the Hamas, Islamic Jihad and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine as being responsible for the perpetration of war crimes and crimes against humanity.
Due to these organizations' centralized power structures, it is inconceivable that terror strikes could be carried out without instructions and inspiration from their top political leadership echelons, writes the report.
The report accords political responsibility - but not criminal responsibility - to Fatah and the Palestinian Authority, headed by Chairman Yasser Arafat, for war crimes carried out by the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades. The brigades, which are Fatah's military arm, operate with relative autonomy in local areas; and, the report explains, its findings suggest that Fatah's military wing does not take orders from the PA's, or Fatah's, political leaderships.
The report's writers reject a distinction drawn by some Palestinians between attacks on Jewish civilian settlers and strikes on Israeli civilians within the Green Line. International law, the authors declare, prohibits terror attacks against both types of civilians, as well as strikes on reservist soldiers and soldiers who are not on duty.
In an earlier report, released last May, Human Rights Watch accused the Israel Defense Forces of committing war crimes in Jenin, and demanded that IDF soldiers responsible for the offenses face charges.
Several times in the new report, the human rights group reiterates that violations of international law by one armed party does not warrant infringement of the law by the opposing side.
The new report charges that the Palestinian Authority failed to act to stop terror strikes. The PA's failures in this respect apply to periods when it still had the wherewithal to constrain terror (this was before major parts of the PA's security apparatus were destroyed).
The report's authors say that PA officials have behaved as though their duty to put murderous terrorists on trial is open to negotiation, and not unconditional.
Members of the human rights organization closely studied internal Palestinian Authority documents seized by Israel's Shin Bet security service and released by the IDF. Basing its conclusion on this released material, the Human Rights Watch concludes that there is no evidence proving that Arafat or the PA political leadership planned or ordered terror attacks against Israeli civilians. Nor do these documents prove conclusively that Arafat and the PA were in a position to control effectively activities undertaken by the organizations which have perpetrated terror, including the Al-Aqsa Martyrs Brigades.
Human Rights Watch field workers, researchers and writers have been working on the report since last May. Field workers met with victims injured in suicide strikes and members of their families; they also met with relatives of the suicide bombers and with senior officials and rank-and-file members of the various Palestinian organizations.
Joe Stork, now the Washington director of Human Rights Watch's Middle East and North Africa division, formerly served as the chief editor of the Middle East Report, and was a consistent critic of Israel's occupation in the territories and an advocate of Palestinian independence. Asked yesterday whether his organization's report changed his views about the Palestinians and their struggle, he replied that the findings about the Palestinian leadership infuriated him. He said he is outraged by the PA leadership's inactivity; Stork said it is regrettable that discussions about suicide terror attacks among the PA leadership, and some sectors of Palestinian society, have focused on issues of Palestinian interests, and have overlooked the fact that the acts are violations of international law.
But what about the occupation? the Palestinians reply
Members of the Hamas, Islamic Jihad and the Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestinian have received copies of the Human Rights Watch report. They have in recent days met in the Gaza Strip with one of the report's authors. As they see it, the report's depiction of the general context of the Israeli occupation is inadequate; nor does the report accurately describe Israeli attacks against Palestinian civilians. The organization officials charge that the report fails to take into account Israel's military superiority and ignores the fact that Israel did not cease to harm civilians even at times when Palestinian organizations met obligations and suspended attacks on Israeli civilians.
Yesterday Human Rights Watch delegates met with Zuheir Manasrah, head of PA Preventive Security on the West Bank. Manasrah, a former governor of Jenin who criticized suicide terror attacks, told the human rights group's workers that the PA is helpless to act against the terror strikes owing to systematic IDF offensives against PA security forces. Like the members of the Hamas and the other organizations, Manasrah complained that the new report's findings are disproportionately harsh on the Palestinians.
Human Rights Watch, Manasrah explained, does not use the term "crimes against humanity" in reference to Israeli activity in the territories.
Steve Crawshaw, director of Human Rights Watch's London branch, said that the use of this term emphasizes that suicide terror attacks are perpetrated with a deliberate aim of harming civilians. Crawshaw added that his organization has in the past released investigative reports criticizing Israeli policies. (A.H)
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Stark contrasts of the 'first wives'
With the election of the new Conservative leader the contrast between the 'first lady' of British politics - Cherie Blair - and her 'shadow' has become starker.
Cherie Blair is seen as the archetypal modern mother - juggling the demands of four children, a top flight career as barrister and life alongside a globe-trotting prime minister.
Betsy, 42-years-old and a distant cousin of Diana, Princess of Wales, takes on her unofficial 'shadow' role with even less public recognition than her husband Iain.
'Sounding board' role
Mr Duncan Smith apparently uses her as a sounding board, insisting she would have had the last word as he mulled over launching a leadership bid.
"If she had said 'No', it wouldn't happen," he said.
Yet her mother, Lady Cottesloe, says she is "certainly not political".
Derek Mullett, party chair in her husband's Chingford constituency says: "She's very loyal and she supports Iain whenever she can in constituency functions but she's not political in the sense that she won't make a speech. She'll leave it to him."
Betsy puts housework at their Fulham home and caring for the children - Edward, 14, Alicia, 12, Harry, 11, and Rosanna, 8 - top of the list of priorities.
"She's totally absorbed in her husband and the family," Lady Cottesloe says.
"They are her whole life, and I don't even think she has any hobbies."
But according to family, friends and her husband she is no mute and passive politician's wife
'Tremendously calm'
"She makes sure he always has a home to come back to that's warm and welcoming, but she also takes him down a peg or two," said one friend earlier in the leadership campaign.
"He's never allowed to get above himself. She's the sort of person who would be very good in a crisis - tremendously calm."
And Betsy has even made sure taking his turn on the school run has not been above Mr Duncan Smith when he was shadow defence secretary.
She is the daughter of life peer Lord Cottesloe, a former commander in the Royal Navy and ex-Lord Lieutenant of Buckinghamshire.
Harrods work
Schooled at St Mary's, Wantage, she moved on to Stowe school for her A-levels but left at 17 to work in Harrods and then as a secretary.
Through life in the same military circles, she met her husband at a London party and in 1982 they married, when she was 23, and their first child was born five years later.
That background stands in contrast the prime minister's wife who, born in 1954, was brought up in a working class, Roman Catholic family in the north west of England.
Cherie earned a first in her law degree at the London School of Economics and came top of her year in the bar exams.
Labour supporter
She met Tony while they were both training to be barristers.
An active supporter of the Labour Party, it has been said Tony stepped up his involvement with the party to impress her.
Mrs Blair fought and lost the no-hope seat of Thanet North in Kent at the 1983 general election.
And now in her job as a barrister specialising in employment law, she works under her maiden name, Cherie Booth.
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OTTAWA/WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Two men from English-speaking Canada who took part in an attack by militants on a gas plant in Algeria in January were in their early twenties and from middle-class backgrounds, the Canadian Broadcasting Corp said on Tuesday in an account that was later confirmed by U.S. government sources.
Around 70 people, including the two Canadians, died when Algerian troops stormed the Tigantourine desert gas plant and ended the siege. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) said last month it had identified two suspects but gave no details.
CBC named the two men as former high school friends Xristos Katsiroubas, 22, and Ali Medlej, described as being about 24. Both came from London, a town in the central Canadian province of Ontario.
The RCMP declined to comment. The Canadian Security Intelligence Service spy agency, which has repeatedly warned of the dangers of radicalized Canadians traveling abroad to cause trouble, did not respond to a request for comment.
But a U.S. government source said U.S. agencies had received information about the Canadian investigation and believed that the CBC report correctly identified the Canadian militants.
Security experts in North America and Europe said that while Canadians traveling abroad to fight with Islamic militants is not a new phenomenon, the fact that men from English-speaking Ontario had joined up with militants in what is traditionally a French-speaking part of Africa was unusual.
U.S. and European counter-terrorism officials have expressed growing concern about the number of English-speaking recruits traveling to dangerous or remote areas in such countries as Pakistan, Syria, Somalia and Yemen to train or fight with militant groups linked to Al Qaeda.
The officials say they worry that such militants will return to their home countries with the motivation and skills to plot attacks.
U.S. officials say they are concerned that militants unknown to Western security agencies can easily enter the United States and carry out attacks. However, they added that the quality and training level of recent recruits - probably including the Canadians killed in the Algeria - had noticeably declined.
CBC cited police sources as saying Katsiroubas, who grew up in a middle-class home with a swimming pool and converted to Islam from the Greek Orthodox faith, was likely the attacker whom survivors described as being blond-haired and speaking fluent "North American English".
CBC said CSIS agents had interviewed family and friends of the two men in 2007. A former friend of the two said a relative had called the police, complaining the pair were "hanging around with weirdos".
CBC also said two former schoolmates of the pair had traveled overseas with Katsiroubas and Medlej. The network cited intelligence sources as saying CSIS did not have the two men and their friends under surveillance when they left Canada last year.
Canadian Foreign Minister John Baird said nations such as the United States, Sweden and Britain were struggling to deal with the same problem.
"Canada is far from the only country that has had to deal with this challenge of radicalization ... my colleagues and I will be discussing the issue in the days and weeks ahead," he said in a conference call from the United Arab Emirates.
Christian Leuprecht, a terrorism expert, said the two men appeared to have become radicalized by themselves rather than having joined a militant cell in Canada.
"Much or all of the activity in which they would have been engaged while in Canada would likely have been perfectly legal. So these cases are difficult to detect, even harder to stop, and harder yet to convict," said Leuprecht, who works at Queen's University in Kingston, Ontario.
CSIS is aware of dozens of Canadians in their early twenties who have traveled or tried to travel overseas to take part in terrorism-related activities, the agency's director told a parliamentary committee in February.
U.S. officials have said that as many as two dozen American citizens or residents have been involved with the Somali-based al Qaeda affiliate al Shabaab. A smaller number of men from Britain, some of Somali extraction but some from other ethnic backgrounds, have also been involved with that group.
British recruits have also traveled to fight or train with militants in post-Gadaffi Libya, but U.S. and European sources say that the Algerian gas plant siege is one of the first cases in which English-speaking militants have fought with a group more solidly based in French-speaking Africa.
The hottest battlefield for would-be Islamic militants today is Syria, where European officials say between 70 and 100 recruits from Britain are fighting with the militant group al Nusrah. Last week, U.S. authorities arrested and charged Eric Harroun, a former U.S. Army soldier who had traveled to Syria to fight with al Nusrah.
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Cross country Lady Cyclone signs with Golden Suns
By Sean Ingram Sports Editor
Russellville High School senior Kaitlin Bounds said she feels comfortable on the campus of Arkansas Tech University, even though the two-time Arkansas female youth runner of the year got cross country scholarship offers from other colleges.
After the Golden Suns enjoyed one of their best seasons in 2009, they've got to feel pretty comfortable after Bounds signed a NCAA Division II national letter of intent Friday afternoon at RHS to run cross country in her home town.
Bounds, the daughter of Kathy and Danny Bounds, set Russellville High School records in the 3,200-meter indoor (11:57) and outdoor (11:59) races. The member of River Valley Runners also competes annually in the Arkansas RRCA Grand Prix series.
Bounds, who has a sister, Chelsie, said Friday she hopes to lower her times and break her own records before the track season ends. Russellville High School will compete in the state indoor track meet today at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville.
"She chose Tech because they have a wonderful disability services department run by Dr. Crawford," her mom, Kathy Bounds, said. "They will be able to give her the extra help she needs.
"The professors seem to really care about the students. She gets along great with coach Aspel and the girls on the team, so it will be a great fit for her."


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It's no secret the Orlando Magic have a young roster, even with the recent addition of Channing Frye. The team could still use some strong leadership on and off the court and 24-year-old Romero Osby is hoping to be that guy.
Osby, was selected by the Magic in the 2nd round (51st overall) of the 2013 NBA Draft after averaging 16.0 points and 7.1 rebounds as a senior at the University of Oklahoma, all while being named the team's MVP and earning All-Big 12 1st Team honors.
"I feel I can fit in good with the Magic, I have the leadership skills to help out the younger guys as well as compete with them," Osby said.
The 6-8 forward scored 5.7 points on 45.5 percent shooting along with 4.0 rebounds per game for the Magic during the 2013 pre-season, but the team elected to not keep him on the final roster.
Osby went on to play his D-League ball in Maine for The Maine Red Claws this past season, where he says he learned more about the game and himself.
"I learned how to carry myself as a professional, I actually think the D-League was my best option," Osby said.
This year Osby is playing in his second NBA summer league with the Magic, and is hoping he has gained enough experience to make a lasting impression on General Manager Rob Hennigan and head coach Jacque Vaughn.
"I've grown a lot from last year to this year, I am a lot more relaxed out there," Osby said.
Osby kept in contact with Victor Oladipo and says his friendship with the young guard goes further than basketball.
"Me and Victor have a great relationship, we started this journey together and even though we didn't play together during the season we always stayed in touch and he is a guy I will always be able to call my friend," Osby said.


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DOVER, Del. - Washington Redskins owner Dan Snyder is losing his seat as chairman of the board of amusement park operator Six Flags.
A filing submitted Friday in U.S. bankruptcy court in Delaware indicates that Snyder will not be among nine members of the reorganized company's board.
Shareholders including Snyder, whose RedZone Capital investment group led a successful proxy fight for control of Six Flags in 2005, will not recover anything under the company's Chapter 11 reorganization plan, which was approved Friday.
Current Six Flags CEO and former ESPN executive Mark Shapiro will keep his job and his board seat.
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Last week, I assessed the best 20-and-under players on the WTA Tour. It was no easy task because 15 in that age group were inside the top 100 and even more high-quality prospects were ranked below.
The opposite is true for the ATP. Bernard Tomic and Ryan Harrison are the only 20-and-under players in the top 100, and on the whole, few in that age group have even come close to the accomplishments of their WTA counterparts. The truth is that applying a 20-year-old cutoff to the men is wildly unfair because they take longer to gain traction, especially in this era of ATP tennis that puts a premium on physicality.
With that in mind, let's raise the age limit to 22 for the men and rank the top 10 based on results, talent and potential. (One caveat: If I haven't seen them play, I didn't put them on the list.) They may seem far off from major success right now, but as longtime tennis writer Tom Tebbutt so wisely pointed out to me, "Well, someone's got to win the Slams when everyone retires." Quite true. Then again, that's not exactly a ringing endorsement for the ATP's Generation Next, which includes way more question marks than sure bets.
1. Milos Raonic
Age: 22
Country: Canada
Current ranking: 13
Notable result: Youngest player in the top 20 and youngest with four titles
Raonic burst on the scene in 2011 when he made the fourth round at the Australian Open as a qualifier. Though he's yet to improve on that result at a Grand Slam tournament, his consistency through the year has made him the top prospect of the younger set. The 6-foot-5 Raonic's game revolves around his booming first serve, and he's at his best when his mindset is to get to the net to finish points. He clearly likes to work hard and he's a fierce competitor. Raonic can round out his play by improving his return game, by far his biggest weakness. It's hard to shake the feeling that as long as he stays healthy, it's just a matter of time before Raonic wins a hard-court Slam.
2. Bernard Tomic
Age: 20
Country: Australia
Current ranking: 49
Notable result: In 2011, the then-18-year-old became the youngest Wimbledon quarterfinalist since Boris Becker won the title as a 17-year-old in 1986
It's dicey to rank so high a player who has earned the unfortunate nickname of "Tomic the Tank Engine." But as poor as Tomic's results can be throughout the year -- and they can be very poor -- he still provides glimpses of what he's capable of, particularly in January when he plays on home soil. His awkward game seems to cause just about everyone problems, and there's still more power to be unlocked in that lanky, 6-5 frame. We started to see it in Australia this year when he unleashed a new, beefed-up serve and began ripping forehands. As a result, he won his first ATP title, the Sydney International, and played Roger Federer tougher at the Australian Open than he had a year earlier. All we can do is sit, wait and hope that Tomic matures sooner rather than later. He has to be willing to put in the work and sacrifice to bring his best for more than just a few weeks out of the year.
3. Grigor Dimitrov
Age: 21
Country: Bulgaria
Current ranking: 29
Notable result: Made first ATP final at this year's Brisbane International
One of my favorite comments abut Dimitrov's stylish game came from his Indian Wells doubles partner, Freddie Nielsen. Asked what it was like to practice with Dimitrov, Nielson joked that the Bulgarian would hit stinging forehands and then attempt a trick shot out of nowhere to end the rally. We see that in Dimitrov's regular appearances in the ATP's Hot Shot feature, as he's already pulled off some crazy ones in his young career.
But is there substance under the style? Dimitrov (who turns 22 in two weeks) has begun to make more of a splash on tour. He's been much more consistent off the ground this season, in the wake of leaving the Mouratoglou Academy for Magnus Norman's academy in Sweden. But his nerves got the better of him when he looked poised to grab a set off Novak Djokovic at Indian Wells and Andy Murray in Miami, throwing in a slew of double faults. Physically, he has to get stronger to be able to compete in the best-of-five format at majors. Finally, as beautiful as his one-handed backhand is, I've never been convinced of its efficacy. That shot absolutely has to improve.
4. Jerzy Janowicz
Age: 22
Country: Poland
Current ranking: 24
Notable result: Made the final of the 2012 Paris Masters as a qualifier by beating five top-20 players, including Andy Murray and Janko Tipsarevic
Is this guy for real? That's the question I've struggled with since the 6-8 Janowicz landed smack dab in the middle of the radar screen in Paris last year. Was his incredible run there a sign of things to come or a case of the Pole catching lightning in the bottle against a tired, weakened field at the end of the year? I don't think you can fluke your way into a Masters final, but since then he hasn't done much besides reach the third round of the Australian Open and the quarterfinals of the Open 13.
Janowicz has become a must-watch player simply because of his incredibly audacious drop-shot attempts, highlight-reel potential and tendency to throw a temper tantrum or two. It'll be easier to assess Janowicz's potential after this year, his first real season on the ATP's top level. But his type of game has been the formula for success for players such as Jo-Wilfried Tsonga, Juan Martin del Potro and Tomas Berdych: He serves and hits big, is a good mover for his height and has good touch.
5. Ricardas Berankis
Age: 22
Country: Lithuania
Current ranking: 68
Notable result: Made the 2012 Farmers Classic final as a qualifier ranked No. 141, his first ATP final
It's entirely possible that Berankis will go down as the "what if" player of his generation, as injuries have continually derailed his pro career. A U.S. Open junior champion and former junior No. 1, Bernakis missed four months in 2011 with a pelvis injury and three months in 2012 with a sports hernia that required surgery. But Berankis has always been a player to watch since he was the youngest player in the year-end top 100 in 2010. He's slightly undersized at 5-9 and has to work harder to compete with the big hitters. But if Berankis can have an injury-free stretch, he could easily crack the top 40 now and continue up the rankings over the next few years.
6. Jack Sock
Age: 20
Country: United States
Current ranking: 116
Notable result: Made the third round of the 2012 U.S. Open as a 19-year-old
The Nebraskan's upside is huge with his "Corn-Fed Tennis," as The New York Times' Ben Rothenberg likes to call it. Sock's game isn't complicated; he serves big and hits big, and possesses good hands at the net as well. My biggest question with Sock is whether he's willing to put in the hard work to get stronger and fitter. I don't get the sense that the hunger for pro success has set in quite yet. As of now, he appears happy to be able to make a living playing tennis. That attitude (and it's important to remember that he's still very young) won't be enough to elevate him beyond talented journeyman. If he can engage and really take ownership of his career, there's no reason to bet against him. He's already made the third round of a Slam, upset Milos Raonic in Memphis and was a few points from beating eventual champion John Isner in Houston.
7. Ryan Harrison
Age: 20
Country: United States
Current ranking: 81
Notable result: Made three semifinals in 2012 (San Jose, Eastbourne, Newport) and back-to-back semis in 2011 (Atlanta, Los Angeles)
Remember that scene in Moneyball when the old-school scouts are sitting around the table talking about players who just have that "it" factor? That's Harrison. Physically gifted from a young age and full of competitive fire, Harrison just walks and talks like a winner. Then you look at his results and realize the sizable gap between how good Harrison is perceived to be and how good he's actually been.
Harrison has never been past the second round of a Slam in 11 appearances or made an ATP final. He peaked at No. 43 last July but slipped to No. 100 in April before winning last week's Savannah Challenger. He's a strong and speedy player who has tremendous defensive instincts, but he needs to serve more consistently and tighten up his forehand and backhand. Aside from his strokes, the common refrain with Harrison is his inexplicable desire to entrench himself six feet behind the baseline and play defense. But Harrison is still very young (he turns 21 next week) and he's already proved he can withstand the physical grind on tour.
8. David Goffin
Age: 22
Country: Belgium
Current ranking: 61
Notable result: In his Grand Slam debut, made the fourth round of the 2012 French Open as a lucky loser ranked No. 109
Walk past Goffin at a tournament and you'd be excused if you confused him with a ball boy. The skinny, baby-faced Belgian was a hit a the French Open last year when he professed his Federer worship and then actually took a set off the Swiss great in the fourth round. He was an absolute joy to watch on the red clay, and he followed up that result by beating Tomic in the first round of Wimbledon and making the third round.
But is Goffin -- who is listed at 5-11 and 150 pounds -- simply too undersized to make it big? After a breakthrough 2012, he didn't win back-to-back matches this year until the Sony Open in March. He is 7-12 for the year after a second-round loss at the Portugal Open this week. Unable to rely on power, Goffin is going to have to put his body through a lot of strain to grind out victories.
9. Nick Kyrgios
Age: 18
Country: Australia
Current ranking: 289
Notable result: 2013 Australian Open boys' champion; won his first ATP Challenger, in Sydney, at 17
Kyrgios advanced to the semifinals of his first career Challenger, in Adelaide in February, and followed that up by winning Sydney just a few weeks later. History says if you win an ATP Challenger before turning 18, you're probably going to be a pretty darn good tennis player. According to Jeff Sackmann, the number cruncher behind The Heavy Topspin blog, only 16 men have won a Challenger before they turned 18. That list includes five future major champions (Del Potro, Novak Djokovic, Rafael Nadal, Lleyton Hewitt and Marat Safin) and six other top-10 players (Richard Gasquet, Berdych, Nicolas Almagro, Mario Ancic, Mikhail Youzhny and Nicolas Kiefer).
Tomic is also on that list of precocious Challenger winners. With Kyrgios joining Tomic, 19-year-old Luke Saville and 17-year-old Thanasi Kokkinakis, the Aussies have a lot to look forward to in a few years.
10. Christian Harrison
Age: 18
Country: United States
Current ranking: 378
Notable result: Beat former NCAA champion Steve Johnson at this week's Tallahassee Challenger
I'm devoting the 10th spot to a young prospect with a very limited pro résumé, just as I did in selecting Taylor Townsend here for the women's post. Other teens such as Canada's Filip Peliwo and Australia's Saville had more illustrious junior careers than Christian Harrison, but I've never been comfortable using junior results to predict success on the ATP Tour. Sometimes it just takes one performance to show everyone you have the guts and ability to go toe-to-toe with the big boys, and Harrison produced that kind of effort at Indian Wells in March. Harrison showed just how aggressive he's capable of playing against a top pro when he pushed Ernests Gulbis in the first round of qualifying before losing 6-7 (5), 6-2, 6-4. He's not as big and strong as his brother, but he doesn't try to play like Ryan, either, opting for a more aggressive style that had Gulbis on the ropes.


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Install Mac OS X to Acer Aspire One A150 from version 10.5.2 – 10.5.5
Posted 21 May 2009 - 12:04 PM
My ACER ASpire One 150 was running fine with 10.5.6, but I had the silly idea (!!!) to upgrade to 10.5.7 and now the computer loops try to boot again and again...
I guess the problem is around the video driver (GMA950), but can someone help me getting my computer running again without loosing any document (photos, and so on) ?
I tried to boot "-v", got a screen full of lines for 1 second and then... reboot !
Same with "-x"...
Thanks a lot for any help.
Posted 27 May 2009 - 09:05 PM
My ACER ASpire One 150 was running fine with 10.5.6, but I had the silly idea (!!!) to upgrade to 10.5.7 and now the computer loops try to boot again and again...
I guess the problem is around the video driver (GMA950), but can someone help me getting my computer running again without loosing any document (photos, and so on) ?
I tried to boot "-v", got a screen full of lines for 1 second and then... reboot !
Same with "-x"...
Thanks a lot for any help.
same thing happened to me. I ended up reinstalling....I hope someone else can figure it out. Only thing I've caught is that you have to have terminal and os86x tools open before you update and then redo the kernal and the gma950 kext; that might not be 100%, check on a couple more boards and see what they say.
The only 10.5.7 install I've seen is for ideneb....not xxx or ipc
Posted 28 May 2009 - 06:02 AM
This worked for me. Once you do this, your boot file that had cpus=2 should work again (ie no change needed). Only issue I have right now is with video. Loads all the way up to the login screen then the graphics {censored} out and I cant discern anything on a scrambled grey login screen. I am able to boot all the way though in safe mode and am currently retrying different video kexts to resolve the issue.
Best of luck.
Posted 28 May 2009 - 07:03 AM
ok reinstalled the old IOUSBFamily and Massstorage kexts...back in business.
I think everything works now...camera and microphone, usb, etc.
havent checked hibernate, but thats neverworked for me, oh well.
Posted 06 June 2009 - 09:05 AM
ok reinstalled the old IOUSBFamily and Massstorage kexts...back in business.
I think everything works now...camera and microphone, usb, etc.
I have got your same problem, my usb is no longer working but i can't find those kexts you talk about. could you please post them or email me them?
Thanks a lot!
Posted 10 June 2009 - 06:29 AM
EDIT: I am thrilled. if you follow this link http://code.google.com/p/voodoohda/ you can download the voodoohda.kext and install it and everything works. Okay I am not sure about the mic... I will try that and give and update
Posted 20 June 2009 - 03:49 PM
ok deleted GMA 950 kext and video works...sigh, I just noticed USB is broken though, not sure if it is somehow tied to the GMA950 kext or it was broken from update. Tried to reinstall the USB fix kext but that didnt do it either....looking for some help now...
ok reinstalled the old IOUSBFamily and Massstorage kexts...back in business.
I think everything works now...camera and microphone, usb, etc.
havent checked hibernate, but thats neverworked for me, oh well.
Thanks, helped out there loads! You got QE on you graphics though?
Through reading this entire post I have made a Magic 8 GIG USB Pen Drive,
I now have 10.5.7 working on my Acer Aspire One,
I went 10.5.4 iAtkos via USB Stick
Then Chameleon 2.0 RC1
Then the Terminal Sleep Code and upgrade to 10.5.5
Then the Terminal Sleep Code and upgrade to 10.5.6
Then reinstall mouse and keyboard kexts as they stopped working
Then the Terminal Sleep Code and upgrade to 10.5.7
Then install All Video Kexts except GMA950 kext
Install Ethernet
Install Sound
Fully booting and running with Vanilla Kernel!! No need for Seatbelt.kext either and am very happy all except theres no QE on the graphics card as the GMA950 kext wont work. Anyone know a fix for it?
Posted 28 June 2009 - 12:03 AM
Posted 03 July 2009 - 04:14 PM
Can't get wireless to work at all with the default card.
Can't get it to even see the hardware. The Airport fan
won't show up at all.
Any suggestions?
Posted 14 July 2009 - 06:40 AM
AAO GZ5 with default Atheros card.
Now I'm running iPC 10.5.6
Voodoo kernell 9.5.0
and the wireless card shows up (the airport fan icon is there)
but it doesn't find anything.
I run kismac r19 and it scans but doesn't find any networks.
I tried installing the io80211.kext thingy but it changed it to say
that no airport card was installed.
So I reinstalled the iPC 10.5.6 and the card exists, the airport fan icon is there,
but it still won't find any networks.
Any ideas?
Posted 28 July 2009 - 02:47 PM
EDITED : As per BLUE-K you can now use the new xXx 10.5.5-Disc to install your AA1 without editing some kext, the distr will work most of the hardware drivers except WIFI.
You may search for the xXx Mac Distribution using any torrent site.
Download the xXx-Disc, and apply the PPF1 + PPF2 on it and ins
This tutorial will help you Install Mac OS X to Acer Aspire One A150 from version 10.5.2 – 10.5.5
WARNING !!! not for the faint hearted ( children don't try this at home )
I have been doing a lot of trial and error on this just to get my AA1 work in Mac OS, but i guest my sacrifice has paid off, I thinks its safe to follow this tutorial :twisted:
Need fixing are the following :
Touchpad Tap ( I'll try to recover the old 10.4.7 kext i have before since touchpad tap was working for my ECS laptop, I'll just update you once testing was OK )
Wifi Atheros AR500EG ( Still trying to find ways to solve the issue )
Sleep mode ( hmm not sure still looking for solution )
:!: Things you needed for this tutorial :
- A DVD containing Kalyway 10.5.2 install (you can find this on the usual 'torrent sites')
- The Kalyway 10.5.3 ComboUpdate (you can find this on the usual 'torrent sites')
- The Official 10.5.4 DELTA update from here
- The Official 10.5.5 update from here
- Paul's Wind driver and utility pack here
:!: place the above list on a USB stick or CD / DVD
- An external DVD drive
- Acer Aspire BIOS update here
How to update Acer Aspire One A150 BIOS
Thanks to : machani for this link here I modified and posted the procedures below.
1. You need a USB flash drive (SanDisk or any Generic brand)
2. Make it bootable to DOS by following these instructions: http://macles.blogsp...shing-bios.html
Follow this screenshoot when creating the bootable USB here
(NOTE: The screenshot shows the Drive is /dev/sb1. This screenshot seems to be done from a Linux machine. From XP, the Drive shows up as D:\ or E:\. Verify that that is the correct drive letter for your USB flash drive).
3. After you click OK, unzip the new BIOS files and copy the three files: 3304.bat, fla{censored}.exe and ZG_3304.fd to the flash drive
4. Leave the flash drive in the USB port, reboot, hit F12 at the initial boot prompt.
5. Choose USB drive to boot
6. It should bring you to a DOS screen choose number 5
7. Change to the C: drive by typing: C: followed by ENTER
8. Type: 3304
(You need to have your laptop connected to external power supply or it won't work).
9. When you reboot, hit F2 at the boot prompt and verify that your BIOS version is 3304
:!: After updating your BIOS, enter BIOS setup and press F9 to 'restore best performance defaults'. This step is VITAL!
Step by Step - installing OSX on your AA1 A150
1. Insert the Kalyway 10.5.2 disk into your external DVD drive, and plug it into your AA1
2. Start your AA1, and press F12 when prompted to choose a boot device, select your DVD drive
3. When prompted to hit a key to boot from CD/DVD, hit a key.... you'll see a ton of text scroll up the screen - just sit tight
4. You'll next be presented with your language select screen. I imagine you want English, so just hit enter! It'll then sit doing 'Preparing Installation' for a while.
5. When you get the 'Welcome' screen, don't hit continue straight away! Move your point to the 'Utilities' menu, and select 'Disk Utility'.
6. When the Disk Utility application has loaded, click your main drive in the left hand pane (probably the very top entryis your HDD manufacturer's name')
7. Click 'Partition' on the right hand pane.
8. Under 'Volume Scheme', click '1 partition'. ( this varies on your desire on how many partition you want )
9. Give your disk a nice name.
10. Click 'Apply'
11. Wait for it to do it's thing, then select 'Quit Disk Utility' from the 'Disk Utility' menu.
12. You'll now be taken back to the installer welcome page. Click 'Continue'.
13. Click 'Agree' when the legalese blurb pops up.
14. Choose a destination drive - obviously the one you just partitioned! Click 'Continue'.
15. Click 'Customize'.
16. Completely uncheck 'Language Translations'.
17. Expand 'Kernels' and select ONLY 'kernel_9.2speedstep'
18. Expand 'Graphics_Drivers', expand 'Intel_GMA' and select ONLY 'GMA950'
19. Completely uncheck 'Audio_Drivers'.
20. Expand 'Networks_Drivers'. and select ONLY 'RTL1000'.
21. Completely uncheck 'Mobo_Chipsets'.
22. Completely uncheck 'Thirds_Applications'. ( I choose some applications which I have used before but if you are a 1st time Mac user need you need uncheck this area )
23. completely uncheck 'Patches'.
24. Click 'Done'
25. Click 'Install' and go and make yourself a cup of tea! ( nice one Paul :lol!: )
26. :!: The install will now take place, if you want to speed it up, you can 'Skip' the installation DVD check.
28. When the 'Install Succeeded' screen appears, eject the install DVD and hit 'Restart'.
29. OS will now start up for the first time, and take you through the setup wizard.
30. When you have booted into OSX for the first time, goto drive name > applications > Utililities > Terminal
31. Insert the disk containing the Kalyway 10.5.3 update in a USB or CD
32. Run '1_Kalyway_UpdCombo10.5.3.pkg' this wil upgrade the system from 10.5.2 to 10.5.3 and step through the installation process. Do NOT hit restart when prompted!
33. After the above install has completed, run '2_kalyway_10.5.3_kernel.pkg' and step through the installation process. Select the 'vallina_kernel_9.3' kernel.
34. Restart your AA1.
35. When prompted to do so, press F8 to interrupt the Darwin startup.
36. Type 'update -v' (without the quotes obviously), and press enter. Your AA1 may reboot a couple of times during this update process. Don't panic!
37. When you have booted back into OSX, insert the disk containing the 10.5.4 update.
38. Double click the 'MacOSXUpd10.5.4.dmg' to mount the image.
39. After the image has mounted, run 'MacOSXUpd10.5.4.pkg' and step through the installation process.
40. When prompted press F8 and use "-v" to boot without quotes ( a lot of text msg comming out dont worry system will boot it self soon )
41. When you have booted back into OSX, insert the disk containing the 10.5.5 update.
42. Double click the 'MacOSXUpd10.5.5.dmg' to mount the image.
43. After the image has mounted, run 'MacOSXUpd10.5.5.pkg' and step through the installation process.
Installing Sound Drivers
1. Insert the disk containing the Wind driver and utility pack.
2. Select the 'Sound' directory
3. Double click on AzaliaAudio.pkg and go through the installation wizard and restart.
4. Download ALC268FIX from here http://rapidshare.co...8/ALC268FIX.zip
5. Run ALC268Installer 1 but Do not restart !
6. BEFORE restarting delete /System/Library/Extensions/ALCInject.kext
7. Use Paul's Kext Helper b7 to install HDAEnabler.kext
4. Fix Permissions with Disk Utility (launch Disk Utility, select your partition and then click on "Repair Disk Permissions" in the "First Aid" tab). and Restart.
5. Goto System Preferences > Sound > make sure that Internal Speakers is selected in Play alerts and Sound effects through
6. Now sound should work
Fixing the About this MAC
1. Goto Paul's Wind Driver Utility Pack
2. under Utilities
3. Double click on About this Mac.pkg and follow the instructions
4. no need to restart, you can check is changes are made by following the quote above
It should say : Processor Intel Atom CPU email@example.com
Installing Video Card Intel GMA 945 with 1024x600 resolution my Fab.
1. run Kext Helper B7 from your Application Folder
2. open Paul's Wind Driver Utility Pack
3. select ONLY AppleIntelGMA950.kext, AppleIntelIntegratedFramebuffer.kext, AppleSMBIOS.kext, ClamshellDisplay.kext and Natit.kext
4. drag to Kext Helper B7
5. enter your password and click EASY INSTALL
6. Fix Permissions with Disk Utility (launch Disk Utility, select your partition and then click on "Repair Disk Permissions" in the "First Aid" tab). and Restart.
7. after restart you can now change your LCD resolution from 600x800 to 1024x600
Fixing Internal Microphone ( Thanks to StickMAC™ ) for the kext compilation from iDeneb_v1.3_10.5.5_ISO.
1. Download StickMAC kext compilation file at this link >> http://www.mediafire.com/?vmwyyzdmh3y
2. unzip the file
3. open kext helper and drag and drop AppleHDA.kext and HDAEnabler.kext
4. type in password and click EASY Install
5. to be safe Open Terminal
6. type "sudo diskutil repairpermissions /" without ""
7. reboot AAO
Fixed :
- Auto Switching from Internal Speaker to headphone
- Internal Microphone receiving excellently
With regards to touchpad tap Thanks to BurnZcodE
Just go to System Preferences...Keyboard & Mouse...Trackpad...at trackpad gestures, Check clicking...
touchpad tap /double tap and dragging should work by now.
I also found solution on the Mirror Issue you may download the pkg file from this link
http://forum.insanel...mp;#entry913715 Thanks to kamikaze for sharing the file
I have tested the pkg works great.
Some useful Tools for your new AA1 Mac OS X 10.5.5
X86 Tools utilities by : ~pcwiz click this link
Google the ff :
VLC for Mac - Video Player
Adium - Chat/Messenger for MAC works with MSN, Yahoo and many more accounts
MAC the Ripper - rip Video DVD
Onyx - maintenance tools
Pacifist - Extract dmg files
SimplyBurns - Mac CD/DVD burner
StuffIt - its like winzip
MacFuse & NTFS-3g - enables you to read & write on a NTFS file format partition
For Desktop Eyecandy Google for
- desktop manager for MAC
Posted 26 August 2009 - 10:01 AM
Thanks and comments welcome!
Posted 07 September 2009 - 07:37 PM
Posted 06 October 2009 - 02:57 AM
Posted 25 October 2009 - 03:24 PM
Finally finished intalling XxX 10.5.6 last night, wicked distro you guys. Amazing think of beauty.
I am still struggling with getting my wireless atheros working, I had a message after installing IO80211Family Kext that there was a new device found. Now I have a yellow dot and AIRPORT ON but even with Kismac it still doesn't find my WPA2 network.
I have tried allowing airport to assist me and is says other airport network but when I try to input my password it says incorrect password, I have checked my router and can find no mac equivalent of the password.
Can anyone point me in the right direction? I realise it may be in the thread but there is so much info in there for a total MAC newbie I am lost.
I may have to upgrade to a 1390 card.
Posted 25 October 2009 - 11:54 PM
Why? What should I do?
Posted 30 October 2009 - 01:09 AM
Thanks for all the advice and input everyone.
Posted 31 October 2009 - 11:06 PM
I made the mistake of adding gma950 driver from pauls wind drivers thinking that it would give me extra resolution settings and just succeeded in hanging on the startup screen and had to do a safe start then delete the file which is when I found all these others.
Anyone have any advice for me?
Posted 07 November 2009 - 11:09 AM
Can anyone help?
Posted 07 November 2009 - 10:08 PM
Just need to sort out the tap click on the mouse and I'm there!
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OCEANSIDE ---- A person was injured during an armed robbery at an Oceanside McDonald's restaurant Thursday night, authorities said.
A man walked into the burger restaurant at 3517 Cannon Road in Oceanside near the Vista border at about 8:20 p.m. and demanded money, Oceanside police Officer Matt Lyons said. Police were searching for a suspect described only as a man wearing dark clothing, Lyons said.
One person injured during the robbery was airlifted to Scripps Memorial Hospital in La Jolla, police said. It was unclear how the person was injured.
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