Setting up a Mac as a server on your network!
If you want to use a Mac over the network or for speeding up rendering, you might want to run it without anytime hooked up (no display or keyboard and mouse). The problem is that by default, when you start an iMac or a tower without a keyboard/mouse hooked up, it opens bluetooth setup, trying to find a wireless mouse/keyboard. It is possible to disable this, however, in the bluetooth preferences. You just have to uncheck "Open Bluetooth Setup Assistant at startup when no input device is present" in the Advanced section.
posted by Frederic Tremblay at
5/18/2008
6 Comments:
What does this have to do with 'Setting up a Mac as a server on your network'? I would have preferred it if you stuck to the title and told us how to set up a Mac as a server...!
Booooooo.
yea thats stupid this shows that you obviously get your tips from another source!
bush league this time...
What does this have to do with 'Setting up a Mac as a server on your network'? I would have preferred it if you stuck to the title and told us how to set up a Mac as a server... [2]
I agree, stick to the topic...worst Mac Tip EVER!!!
very rare for me to comment / complain on what is a VERY useful site. BUT what happened to the Tip!?!
On the otherhand, let`s not be so hard on the person / people writing the tips. Generally an excellent job and remember they are doing it for you AND FOR FREE!
Thanks
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