Free unmountable boot volume software for mac

FWB Unlock Volume 1.0 is a powerful and splendid tool which can unlog the disk quickly.

After working on your hard drive with with FWB's HDT Primer, you find that the drive has become "locked" (write-protected). This prevents users from writing data to the disk. All data on the disk should remain safe and unaffected. This problem ONLY occurs on drives originally configured with Apple's Drive Setup utility (which comes with System 7.5.2).

Boot from a drive other than the locked drive, then unlock the drive using Drive Setup. However, if virtual memory was on at the time of locking, neither Apple's Drive Setup software, nor FWB's software, can unlock the disk. This problem is due to changes in Apple's new driver, not supported by FWB's current version of software. If you are not able to unlock the drive with Apple's Drive Setup, run the enclosed application to unlock any volumes that have been inadvertently locked. Then install FWB's driver on the Apple Drive to eliminate the problem from occurring in the future.

Install Windows XP / Windows Vista on an Intel-based Mac.

More and more people are buying and loving Macs. To make this choice simply irresistible, Apple will include technology in the next major release of Mac OS X, Leopard, that lets you install and run the Windows XP operating system on your Mac. Called Boot Camp (for now), you can download a public beta today.

As elegant as it gets
Boot Camp lets you install Windows XP without moving your Mac data, though you will need to bring your own copy to the table, as Apple Computer does not sell or support Microsoft Windows.(1) Boot Camp will burn a CD of all the required drivers for Windows so you dont have to scrounge around the Internet looking for them.

Optional alt. At startup, hold down the option key (alt) to choose between Mac OS X and Windows.

Run XP natively
Once you’ve completed Boot Camp, simply hold down the option key at startup to choose between Mac OS X and Windows. (That’s the “alt” key for you longtime Windows users.) After starting up, your Mac runs Windows completely natively. Simply restart to come back to Mac.

The Boot Camp course
Boot Camp Public Beta provides a straightforward means of letting your Mac run Windows. Here’s how it works:

• First, you need to make sure your Intel-based Mac has the latest version of Mac OS X and the latest firmware update. These provide technologies that make Boot Camp possible. It’s also wise to print out the Installation & Setup Guide.
• The Boot Camp burns a CD with the drivers Windows needs to recognize Mac-specific hardware. It is very important to do this before starting the Windows installation.
• The software also helps you set aside hard drive space for the Windows installation, without moving any of your Mac files around. Just drag the intuitive slider to choose the size that’s right for you. Boot Camp also helps you remove the Windows partition, should you so desire.
• Next, insert your Windows installation disc, restart and follow the Windows installation process. The only tricky part is selecting the C: drive manually. Be sure to get this right, or you could erase your Mac files accidentally. Remember, Apple Computer does not sell or support Microsoft Windows.
• After the installation process is complete and your Mac has booted Windows, you’ll need the Macintosh Drivers CD you burned previously. When you insert the CD, it will automatically install the drivers. Follow the instructions in the Installation & Setup Guide for helpful hints.
• Don’t forget to follow best practices for updating and protecting your Windows system (see “Word to the wise” to right).

See Apples Boot Camp Public Beta page for more information.

Requirements:

• Windows Vista 64
• BootCamp installed on an Intel-based Mac.

Have you ever
- opened several disk images while working then forgotten which mounted volume belongs to which disk image file?
- discovered an unfamiliar disk image volume mounted on your desktop and wanted to know where it came from?
- created an alias to an application file stored on a disk image volume so that when you open the alias the volume mounts and the the application launches, but now youve forgotten where you put the disk image file (maybe you didnt know you could do that)?
If the answer to any of those questions is yes, then Show Disk Image File of Selected Volume was made for you.
Show Disk Image File of Selected Volume is an Applescript solution for revealing the disk image file belonging to a disk image volume mounted on the desktop.

Intellivision for Mac: Volume 1 2.1.3 brings you a convenient and useful gaming utility. Intellivision for Mac: Volume 1 offers the original game code of Astrosmash, Skiing, and Utopia, running on software emulating the Intellivision hardware. Unlike some complex emulators, you can easily download the small file, unstuff it, and immediately blast to the past. To refresh your memory, Astrosmash is sort of like an Asteroids/Space Invaders fusion wherein your ship--on the bottom of the screen--faces oncoming meteors and aliens, Skiing is one of the classic Sports Network titles that established the reputation of Intellivision, and Utopia is considered by many computer game aficionados to be the granddaddy of all sim games.

QuickVolume is a Yahoo! widget for adjusting the volume quick and easily. Very practical in those situations when you dont have any hardware sound control.

System requirements:
- Yahoo! Widget Engine