How to configure with the mac osx - Video Game Consoles & Games

yes, you can definitely upgrade to OSX 10.6 but first you have to analyse your system :

• Model Name
• Processor Name
• Number of Processors
• Total Number of Cores
• Memory
• Chipset Model
• VRAM (Total) , after this match your configuration with OS X 10.6 requirement. for more help you can follow https://www.apple.com/support/macbook/ and Apple Tech Support .

Specs only indicate Windows. No iOS. Might be cause of the RAID configuration / software.

Though it does support HTTP and FTP protocols.

Is you computer connected to your route via an ethernet cable? If it is, check the port on the router to see if the connection light is glowing. Next, check you network settings and set the "Configure IP Address" to be "Using DHCP". This will also the router to allocate an IP address and settings to computer. Now see if you can access the internet.
Snow Leopard Support
Mac Basics Connecting your Mac to the Internet

can not get my CLP-510 to run in Mac Lion OSX

There is only one Mac Driver for this printer, i.e. Mac OSx 10.0 and newer version. I don't think it'll be possible to install the printer on Mac OSx 6.5, if you want to try with the newer versions' driver, you can download it from here (click here). If this isn't compatible, you can't install it on the System with Mac OSx 6.5.

Good luck.

Thanks for using FixYa.

It will only read devices connected unless there is a problem with the scsi port. Also be aware early scsi needed termination to be read.

Hi Vladimir,
You will need Companion the Apple tool to set up this hardware under mac OSX -


Thanks and have a nice day
J -

Are you using a snes controller with a USB connection ?

Have you run thru the input configuration procedure ?
When SNES is running
Click Input at the top
Click Input Configuration
then push the appropriate controller buttons

Was Windows loaded on another partition? i.e. was it configured as a dual boot or is Windows running in a virtual mode (Boot Mac then start Windows while logged on in Mac).?