[HOW-TO] - Downgrade Your iPhone 3GS Using a Cydia Saved SHSH [Mac]

These are instructions on how to enable a firmware downgrade on your iPhone using a Cydia stored SHSH and Mac.

Source --> How to Downgrade Your iPhone 3GS Using a Cydia Saved SHSH [Mac]

[HOW-TO] - Quickpwn iPhone 3G to Firmware 2.2 Using Mac OS 10.5.6

If you encounter a problem (stucked at Quickpwn process where it takes a long time), the solution is as below..

Check this --> How to Jailbreak your iPhone 3G with Quickpwn (Mac) [Updated 2.2] 

If you are using a direct USB connection to from your iPhone to the Mac with OS 10.5.6, you might stucked at Step 13 (no progress appears...just a blank screen). Its because the 10.5.6 have problem with USB connection.

Thus, a simple solution would be to connect the iPhone 3G via a USB Hub. Voila!!

[HOW-TO] - Recognize two USB HDDs connected to Time Capsule

At first I was at loss why I can't "see" both of the external USB drives which are connected to the Time Capsule via a USB hub.

I bought another Powered-USB hub thinking that the previous USB hub might not have enough power.

It did solve some of the other problem (recognizing my USB printer) but it did not solve the HDDs issues. My Macbook Pro can only "see" either one of the drives via the TC.

Solution: Reset (switch off/on) the Time Capsule and it will recognize ("see") both drives. Voila!!

[HOW-To] - Create Bootable Leopard Disk using Firewire Drive

[Source: Taken from: Installing Leopard to an external firewire drive ]

Get yourself a nice big external firewire hard drive. You're going to want one to use with Leopard anyway, so you can use Time Machine. (Time Machine will probably not back up to a partition on an internal drive; it's looking for an external drive.)

Use Disk Utility (you can do this with Tiger) to repartition the drive. As you do the repartitioning, take great care to specify the correct partition scheme! If you're using a PPC machine, you want the Apple Partition Map (the default). If you're using an Intel machine (because you have no PPC machines), you want the GUID partition scheme; it is easy to neglect this step, and if you do, and you accidentally use APM, you won't be able to make a Leopard bootable disk. We suggest three partitions:

• A 10 GB partition to hold the clone of the Leopard DVD.
  
• A 30 GB partition to hold the Leopard system.
  
• All the rest to hold Time Machine backups.
  
• As described in the earlier tutorial, insert your Leopard installer DVD into the computer and make an image file from it. Now "restore" (clone) the image file to the first partition on the external firewire drive.
  

The first partition on the external firewire drive is now bootable: it is a clone of the installer DVD. So boot from it! The effect is just as if you had booted from the installer DVD: the installer will offer to install Leopard. Do an erase-and-install onto the second partition of the external firewire drive.

At the end of the installation process, the installer will automatically reboot the computer from the Leopard system it just installed on the second partition of the external drive. You will have to go through the usual kerfuffle about creating an initial admin user, declining the opportunity to subscribe to .Mac, etc. When you're all done, you'll be running Leopard from an external drive.

You should probably immediately use the Spotlight and Time Machine system preferences to set things up correctly. Your goal here is to prevent the computer from bogging down (and the fans from spinning up) by immediately indexing and backing up a bunch of unnecessary stuff.

You now have an external firewire drive that can boot your computer into Leopard. Remember to "put away" this drive properly before turning it off or unhooking it from the computer!

[HOW-TO] - Repair Permission and Get Your FW Recognized

If your Macbook suddenly did not mount Firewire Drive.... 
And if you have  tried Disk Repair and Cache (System and User) cleaning but still unsuccessful...

Read this ---> Suddenly my Firewire Drive is not mounted anymore..! Why..?

and this --> Can't repair permissions

[HOW TO] - Get Mac Softwares

When I purchased the Macbook, I was thinking where on earth can I afford to buy all the expensive Mac softwares.

I googled the whole Internet and found --> this.

[HOW TO] - Jailbreak your iPod Touch on a Mac-look VD for 1.1.2

My New Black Macbook

I bought a new BLACK Macbook which costs around RM 5699 (plus 2% surcharge if using Credit Card) at Just PC Shop at Imbi Plaza on Saturday (07/07/07).
Got myself a few freebies:-
1 - Targus Backpack
2 - HP Deskjet F380
3 - 2GB Pendrive
4 - Microsoft optical mouse

Mac Club Indonesia - The BEST Forum to Search Mac Softwares

I found this Forum when I was searching for Mac softwares.

The contents of this Forum worth more than my Macbook (if you understand what I mean).

For those who are seeking for the best softwares, you might want to subscribe to this Mac Club Indonesia Forum.

One of the best tool to download is the KCNScrew.