07 Jul 2004 • User area backed up.

29 Jun 2004 • Used Hotsync Manger to re-enable Palm HotSync. Evidently
this puts the Transport

Monitor onto the list of startup applications.

24 Jun 2004 • Created user Stan "the man" Kubrick. For making movies,
sound tracks. He should

not be casually backed up.

11 Jun 2004 • Rebuilt locate database and ran (under sudo)
/private/etc/monthly. Did a full backup.

9 June 2004 • Downloaded & installed Security update 2004-06-07, also
iTunes v4.6.

15 May 2004 • Downloaded & installed upgrade to v10.3.4.

10 May 2004 • Partial backup of user area, a couple of files I found
updated in MS directories of

Applications. I need to do a system backup fairly soon though.

10 May 2004 • Ran (under sudo) /private/etc/monthly. No big thrill
there. Installed Client

security update 2004-05-03 (redundantly includes update 2004-04-05) but
not

Server version -- that can not be installed on my disk, presumably due
to its not

being configured as a server. Also upgraded to v6.5.1 of QuickTime in
response

to CERT advisory, and to iTunes v4.5

23 Apr 2004 • Removed AirPort v3.4 and re-installed v3.3 as per

<http://homepage.mac.com/fishsun/articles/uninstall_airport34.htm>:

Copied from /Applications/Utilities both the AirPort Admin Utility.app
and the

AirPort Setup Assistant.app; also from /System/Library/Extentions, I
moved

ACard62xxM.kext and AppleAirPort.kext. These are now archived in
SysAdmin.

I also removed the installer receipt, /Library/Reciepts/AirPortSW.pkg.
Then

downloaded and installed v3.3 from the Apple site. Did not do the
upgrade to

v3.3.1 though.

19 Apr 2004 • Downloaded & installed Security update 2004-04-05, AirPort
v3.4.

17 Apr 2004 • Did full backup: Me, Library, and the MS Office area of
Applications.

10 Apr 2004 • Ran Updater: got AirPort v3.3.1, the Mac OS X update
10.3.3, iTunes 4.2,

and iSync v1.4. The Mac OS X update

31 Mar 2004 • Did a partial backup: Me, Library, and the MS Office area
of Applications.

8 Mar 2004 • Did a partial backup: Users, System, and the MS Office area
of Applications.

Finder showed that most of the changes since 21 Feb were in these

directories.

26 Feb 2004 • Got a C program to compile and call HBOOK. Had to bring
libg2c.a into

/usr/lib from Gnu\'s g77 project, and to ranlib it also. Left the full
g77 in tar.gz

form in Bish subdirectory of /Library/Packages. That subdirectory also

contains the C source code that worked, a copy of the leolib source, and
a

script to do the compile, link and run. Compilation is slow; probable
reason is

that I am reading in many header files for CERNLIBs.

21 Feb 2004 • Got a full system backup done - gosh it wasn\'t easy.

• Deleted the \"QuickBooks\" application.

20 Feb 2004 • Got OpenAFS up and running. Had to:

‣ Change UID of user me to 6200, which is the UID that I have in the

AFS world. Then, using find command, changed the UID of all my files.

‣ Deleted Arla from /Applications, /usr and afs pointer from Finder.

‣ Downloaded aklog to /Library/OpenAFS/tools/bin. This is better than

the deprecated klog because it passes along the existing kerberos ticket

rather than asking for the kerberos password again.

‣ Modified /Library/StartupItems/OpenAFS/OpenAFS to include branch

on variable OPENAFS, which is then set to -YES-, meaning, attempt a

start of AFS on boot-up. However, we notice from looking at the log
files

(as seen in Console) that OpenAFS we see that OpenAFS startup is not

attempted. We (Tom Jordan and I) suspect that this is because we were

previously running Arla. The variable OPENAFS is set in

/private/etc/hostconfig.

‣ Created thus a script \~me/.afstartup which creates a symbol for my

disk in AFS space, adds the /Library/OpenAFS/tools/bin to PATH, runs

the OpenAFS startup script, and runs aklog. This script presupposes

that onehas already a kerberos ticket, but one can kinit and type aklog

later if you need to.

• Got updates from Apple: AirPort v3.3, Bluetooth v1.5, Java v1.4.2,
Safari

v1.2 and Security Update 2004-01-26.

19 Feb 2004 • Abandon 2nd attempt to install CERNLIBs according to
Mommsen. Looks

like the gnu F95 compiler really can\'t figure out F77 source code.
Realize that

the good way to do it is to take the tarballs
cernlib-2003-\[bin,include,lib\].tar.gz

from http://www-jlc.kek.jp/%7Efujiik/macosx/10.3.X/memo/CERNLIBonX.html.

Put a link to pawX11 in /usr/bin, kept the tarballs, deleted a lot of
the library.

• Brought over OpenAFS as per advice of T.Jordan, and instructions of

http://www-personal.umich.edu/\~arosenbl/AFS103.html. Set

/var/db/openafs/etc/CellServDB to list FNAL only, (listing
fsus1,fsui03,fsus04)

and set ThisCell of the same directory to fnal.gov.

18 Feb 2004 • Downloaded GNU F95 compiler via SourceForge\'s \"High
Performance

Computing for Mac OS X\" page, put it in respectively /usr/bin,
/usr/lib,

/usr/include, /usr/libexec. Left link in /usr/bin as f95; had to, as
described

by the web page, ranlib some libraries. The compiler flagged these when
I did

a test compile, and there may be more. After logging in as root, go to
the

directory containing the library and type ranlib -s \<library name\>.
Also, there

do not appear to be any man pages yet for this compiler! \*sheesh\*

• Created link to /usr/bin/make as gmake in /usr/bin; it\'s gnumake
anyway.

• Returned to installation of CERNLIBS (2003 version) as per Mommsen\'s

page. LAPack is now in /usr/local/lib. Got up to moving all the
downloaded

files to /Library/Packages/CERNLIBS/2003.

• Ran Permissions Verify from Disk Utility. It caught

/Library/Printers/Lexmark/Preferences from 10 Dec 2003, but not any of
the

other files that I modified on 16 Dec 2003. I do not understand why.
Also,

flagged \"/System/Library/Filesystems/cd9660.fs/cd9660.util, should be

-rwsr-xr-x , they are -rwxr-xr-x\". This I modified by hand.

• The standard Unix maintenance script is the \"periodic\" command, with

argument either \"daily\", \"weekly\" or \"monthly\". The crontab file
is in

/private/etc (which is the same as /etc); logs for the periodic jobs go
into

/private/var/log (which is the same as /var/log). I discover that these
jobs are

indeed running and that the weekly job updates the locate database.

12 Feb 2004 • Installed an update to Virtual PC as per Microsoft
Security Bulletin MS04-005,

www.ciac.org/ciac/bulletins/o-076.shtml. Abandon the CERNLIB project for

now, although I leave LAPack library and the CERNLIB directory.

11 Feb 2004 • Began to install CERNlibs (2002) as per instructions of

http://mommsen.home.cern.ch/mommsen/index.html?osx/cernlib.html; got

up to the make statement, which failed apparently because I do not have

gmake installed.

8 Feb 2004 • Did a backup of Applications and Me area. With compression,
these fit as

disk images on a single DVD. In terms of files that are changed by
operation

of the system, these seem to be in either the Library area, and from the
looks

of them disposable, or in the hidden areas off the top level directory.
There

appear to be two hiding mechanisms: the usual unix convention of putting
a

dot at the start of a file name, or listing the file/directory name in
the file

/.hidden, which can be seen through terminal. The latter mechanism is

evidently used by Finder.

4 Feb 2004 • Investigating why Excel crashes if Solver is started on a
sheet for which it

has already been run. Tried \"Remove Office\" from the MicroSoft CD,
directory

Value Pack/Remove Office, and it thought that it found Office 98 and
Office

2001 files. I removed them, and the log file says they were mostly font
files.

Also ran the Value Pack Installer from the same directory, with just the
Solver

option selected. Tried to run the updater for MSOffice vX version 10.1.2
but -

rather bizzarely - it believes that vX is not installed. Then I tried
10.1.4 update.

That seems to run. How about 10.1.5? Runs! I use the hqx file formats.
And

is the solver problem solved? YES!

30 Jan 2004 • Did a system backup, using Disk Utility to compress the
disk image before

burning. Same breakdown as on 10 Jan. Emptied trash and ran locate
script

after backup. Still, I think that I must not be backing up things like

/mach_kernel.

21 Jan 2004 • Downloaded & installed iCal v1.5.2 and Xcode Update v1.1,
upon prompt

from Apple\'s system. Sorted out photos, brought a few last items over
from

CKM03. Remaining stuff on unix boxes owned by the lab is either LEOPAK

or KTeV analysis related things.

20 Jan 2004 • Finished port of data from home desktop; still need to
sort out the photo files.

• Removed iChat application.

• Tried, and failed, to bring ImageMagick v5.5.7-13 over from the Apple

downloads website.

17 Jan 2004 • Finished cleanup of files ported over from FNAL & my old
Clie Palmtop.

Removed the OmniOutliner application, kept the OmniGraffle.

10 Jan 2004 • Rebuilt the locate database, did a full backup to DVD.
Tried compressing

before copying but the compression time is considerable and I still wind
up on

two DVDs anyway. Also now have a new top level folder, Developer, which
I

put on the first DVD.

Disk1: /Applications 3.19G 2.47G compressed

/Developer 0.84 0.35

/System 1.34 Not compressible on account of

protection codes

Disk 2:/Users 1.78 0.76

/Library 1.08 Not compressible.

/Applications (OS 9)

0.17 0.13

/System Folder (OS9)

0.16 0.07

8 Jan 2004 • Removed Zinino, the magazine reader application.

7 Jan 2004 • Removed f(x), after using it for a while, from the
Applications folder. Put a

shortcut to a Calc worksheet on the dock instead. Also removed two

applications from the auto-start list for my account; I believe they
were the

Palm Transport Transport Monitor and the Palm Conduit Manager.

5 Jan 2004 • Re-installed X11 and figured out how to get an Xwindow
served from ksera.

Also re-installed the X11 developer kit, including gss v2.95.2; although
there

are files on this machine somewhere for gcc v3.1 and 3.3, it is v2.95.2
that

appears at the terminal shell as gcc. However v3.3 is available at the
shell as

gcc3.

24 Dec 2004 • Installed trial version of f(x) v3.0, an RPN calculator
from

http://www.macmethod.com. Other RPN\'s out there can be found off

http://www.apple.com/downloads/macosx/math_science.

• Got X11 v1.0 XFree86 v4.3.0 from the Apple website & installed it.

• Modified /private/etc/ssh_config to have \"ForwardAgent yes\" and

\"Forward X11 yes\"; also changed /private/etc/sshd_config to have

\"X11Forwarding yes\". Rebooted, and\... still can\'t serve an Xwindow
from

ksera to this machine.

23 Dec 2003 • Brought over updates for Security Update 2003-12-05.
Unpacked/installed

the X11 developer kit.

22 Dec 2003 • Completed port of PPDWincenter, CKM03 files. Ran software
updater, took

updates for AirPort Software v3.2, Apple Remote Desktop Client v1.2.4,

Battery Update v1.1, iSync v 1.3, and Mac OS X Update v10.3.2.

• Installed RealOne Player v9.0.0.297-C

• Full backup to DVD: First disk contains

Applications 3.22Gb

System 1.01Gb

and took 1 hour 15 minutes to stage, 1 hour 30 to burn. The second disk
is

Applications (OS9) 0.17Gb

Library 1.06Gb

System Folder (OS9) 0.16Gb

Users 1.85Gb

18 Dec 2003 • Created Library/Preferences/edu.mit.Kerberos as taken from
Tom Jordan.

• Downloaded Arla 0.35.11 for Mac OSX v 10.2. It is an afs client, and
is in

/usr/arla/. I am running OS X v10.3 rather than v10.2, and this means
that afs

mounted disks do not appear in the Finder. Tom says that there will no
doubt

soon be an upgrade.

• Downloaded and installed Palm Desktop v4.0 from Yan\'s Zire disk and
also

Apple\'s iSync Conduit v1.2, and transfered the contents of my Clie to
this

machine.

• Setup some printers, got a POP mail server from the FNAL Helpdesk,
started

to get mail and noodle around with Safari.

• Got terminal going with tcsh.

16 Dec 2003 • Did chmod o-w for:

1 QuickBooks NUE 5.0 directory

2 /Library/Printers/EPSON/Preferences

3 /Library/Printers/Lexmark/Preferences

4 Users/me/Public/Drop Box

5 Library/Application Support/Omni Group ( License info for

OmniGraffle and OmniOutliner)

Notice that rsync is v 2.5.6, but the vunerability in this is version
seems to be

only in conjunction with the Linux kernel. Probably should upgrade at
some

point anyway.

15 Dec 2003 The geek talked to Bill. God is his administrator, and gosh,
Bill is a slow boy.

But he let me save \$22 over the regular casino price. Tried to get
reasonable

security settings out of the NT system running on the Virtual PC. Since
no

patches have been installed, it is crucial to get off the net before
staring Virtual

PC, and an empty file with this name was created in the appropriate
directory.

14 Dec 2003 The geek talked to God. Then he tried to install MSware.
Office was easily

installed, with product key HW7RV-TKJG7-QJDGT-BKRM3-8YY8D

and assigned product ID Nº 55958-085-9143774-12524

Tried to get reasonable security-sensitive settings for Office,
AppleScript.

13 Dec 2003 First backup to DVD. Takes 2 disks, 3 hours. About 1/2 of
the time is just the

staging for burning.

10 Dec 2003 Initial configuration, hardware checkout. Disk space used:

Applications 3.02Gb

Applications (OS9) 0.17Gb

Library 1.04Gb

System 1.00Gb

System Folder 0.15Gb

Users 0.02Gb

These are the folders under \"Macintosh HD\"