| can *anyone* advise on Flash PPC problem?? [message #36525] |
Sat, 09 February 2013 01:41  |
arichicago@gmail.com
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1.8 DP G5/Leopard PPC. Flash stopped working on OmniWeb when I
installed Leopard Webkit, which I've now uninstalled. Does anyone know
why this happens? I even reinstalled OmniWeb, no Flash. I even copied
my known good fake version of Flash 11.5 and placed it inside OmniWeb.
That version the OmniWeb prefs read as "invalid", and the version in
Library it reads as "registered"---but not loaded. In any case, no
dice, no Flash on Youtube.
Why Why Why? Can anyone imagine a fix?
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| Re: can *anyone* advise on Flash PPC problem?? [message #36526 is a reply to message #36525] |
Sat, 09 February 2013 02:09  |
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On Feb 9, 2013, at 12:41 AM, a1 wrote:
> Why Why Why? Can anyone imagine a fix?
I don't have a solution, other than keep trying. Surely you must be
able to get some version working at least partially.
With Flash malware in the wild now that's aimed at OS X users, and
with Adobe's recent emergency updates I don't understand why more
sites aren't moving quicker to HTML5 and ditching buggy Flash? Even
Adobe has said Flash is dead on mobile, which means "Flash is dead"
period, so what's the delay in ditching Flash?
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| Re: can *anyone* advise on Flash PPC problem?? [message #36537 is a reply to message #36525] |
Sat, 09 February 2013 09:45 |
Lawrence David Eden
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Use HTML5 instead of Flash. Look here:
http://www.youtube.com/html5
> 1.8 DP G5/Leopard PPC. Flash stopped working on OmniWeb when I
> installed Leopard Webkit, which I've now uninstalled. Does anyone know
> why this happens? I even reinstalled OmniWeb, no Flash. I even copied
> my known good fake version of Flash 11.5 and placed it inside OmniWeb.
> That version the OmniWeb prefs read as "invalid", and the version in
> Library it reads as "registered"---but not loaded. In any case, no
> dice, no Flash on Youtube.
>
> Why Why Why? Can anyone imagine a fix?
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| Re: can *anyone* advise on Flash PPC problem?? [message #36542 is a reply to message #36526] |
Sat, 09 February 2013 12:11 |
JohnV
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How bad is this and are there symptoms of being invaded?
Running a G5 dual under 10.4.11 for sound work, Am I right in that I
think I need to lock this back to completely isolated use exclusively?
I WOULD like to keep it connected to the LAN for access top and from
other computers for file transfer.
Never having done it correctly, what;s the procedure for
transitioning getting all email, passwords for websites and all that
stuff off the G5 and working on the 1.8.3 intel core duo 10.6.8v
intel iMac without losing function and archives?
thanks
, 2013, at 2:09 AM, Kris Tilford wrote:
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> With Flash malware in the wild now that's aimed at OS X users, and
> with Adobe's recent emergency updates I don't understand why more
> sites aren't moving quicker to HTML5 and ditching buggy Flash? Even
> Adobe has said Flash is dead on mobile, which means "Flash is dead"
> period, so what's the delay in ditching Flash?
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| Re: can *anyone* advise on Flash PPC problem?? [message #36572 is a reply to message #36542] |
Sat, 09 February 2013 12:51 |
Bruce Johnson
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On Feb 9, 2013, at 10:11 AM, JohnV wrote:
> Never having done it correctly, what;s the procedure for transitioning getting all email, passwords for websites and all that stuff off the G5 and working on the 1.8.3 intel core duo 10.6.8v intel iMac without losing function and archives?
> thanks
Boot the G5 in firewire target mode, connect it to the Intel and use Migration Assistant to move everything over.
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| Re: can *anyone* advise on Flash PPC problem?? [message #36889 is a reply to message #36572] |
Tue, 12 February 2013 18:00 |
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Is Migration Assistant a blunderbuss all-or-nothing tool? Or can it
be managed to just the few programs I need... basically I need MAIL
archives and accounts to move over, I need browser online passwords
and keychain stuff to move over... I want the G5 to be NOT used for
any on-line functions and relegated to it's work as an editing
system. The intel is the home workhorse.
John V.
On Feb 9, 2013, at 12:51 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
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> JohnV wrote:
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>> Never having done it correctly, what;s the procedure for
>> transitioning getting all email, passwords for websites and all
>> that stuff off the G5 and working on the 1.8.3 intel core duo
>> 10.6.8v intel iMac without losing function and archives?
>> thanks
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> Boot the G5 in firewire target mode, connect it to the Intel and
> use Migration Assistant to move everything over.
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| Re: can *anyone* advise on Flash PPC problem?? [message #36941 is a reply to message #36889] |
Wed, 13 February 2013 10:48 |
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On Feb 12, 2013, at 4:00 PM, JohnV <vengbjohn@verizon.net> wrote:
> Is Migration Assistant a blunderbuss all-or-nothing tool? Or can it be managed to just the few programs I need... basically I need MAIL archives and accounts to move over, I need browser online passwords and keychain stuff to move over... I want the G5 to be NOT used for any on-line functions and relegated to it's work as an editing system. The intel is the home workhorse.
You can move (separately) Accounts (any arbitrary number from the old machine), which will include mail,keychain, etc; Applications (and I don't recall immediately whether you can drill down and select individual applications), and 'Other files'.
But even if it was an all-or-nothing thing, you cam move everything over, then delete what yuo don't want. Moving the accounts intact with keychain and preferemnces is more than worth the hassle.
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