March 4, 2007

TMUP Live 21: Mac maintenance and repair for the common Macgeek

Filed under: Podcasts — Victor Cajiao @ 9:53 pm
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This evening I have a very special co host Steve Stanger who is the host of the Mac Attack Podcast. Steve is a super knowledgeable veteran Mac User unlike, and tonight focus on tips and tricks to keep your Mac running great, and what to do when it’s not.

Links mentioned during the show

Mac Attack Podcast

Disk Warrior 4

File Salvage

Micromats Tech Tools Pro

iDefrag from Coriolis

AppleJack (I can’t live without it)

iStat Pro Widget

Menu Meters

Self Monitoring Analysis and Reporting Technology (S.M.A.R.T.)

SMARTReporter

Security Now Podast #81 on Hard Drives

Main Menu

Repair Permissions

File System Permissions

Xlab

Onyx

Maintenance Automator Actions

ChronoSync

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  • http://aam.chris24.ca/ Chris24

    Hey Victor! Great Show! Thanks for the plug!! Keep up the great work with your studio, live, and interview shows!!

    -Chris
    Host of the All About Mac Live Podcast.

  • Stephen

    Another great show! My kids’ Mac Mini was booting to a blue screen (not the Windows screen of death). The login screen would not come up. I had recently installed AppleJack, so I booted with ^S, ran AppleJack and all everything was fine after that.

  • http://kevindevin.com Kevin Devin

    Great Show — good stuff. Nice interactivity.

  • Denise

    Fantastic. You guys answered so many of my questions as a new mac switcher!
    I’m so glad I found your podcast. Great show and I can’t wait for next week. Loved your last Live show with all the Yoga too!

  • http://www.typicalmacuser.com Administrator

    You guys are all very kind. It was great to have such an expert as Steve on the show. Look for a monthly show with Steve on Maintenance and repair starting first Sunday in April. Thanks Steve from the http://themacattack.us/

  • DonQ

    I thought this was a fantastic show and look forward to similar ones in the future.

    What would be helpful is if a file could be created that shows a recommended maintenance schedule i.e., what should be done daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and annually. In addition, this file could show the various tools (free and share) to help do this maintenance.

    Just a suggestion…

  • http://shawmaan.vox.com Shawmaan

    I agree with DonQ. That would be very helpful.

    Loved the show!

 

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