Re: -- SPAM --Headless Mac Minis [Was: Re: iMac VS Mac Mini]

2010-11-05 Thread David McLean
I think the problem is there was so much confusion about which mini does need a monitor and which doesn't that now no one really knows for sure. Mine is from 2009 and it definitely does need a monitor. Whether the newest model does or not I can't comment on. On Nov 5, 2010, at 12:16 PM, Bryan

Re: Headless Mac Minis [Was: Re: iMac VS Mac Mini]

2010-11-05 Thread Teresa Cochran
Yes, Safari goes all garbled on me after awhile if I don't have a monitor plugged in. I'm using a recent model. Teresa On Nov 5, 2010, at 9:16 AM, Bryan Jones wrote: > I thought the issue where a Mac Mini required a monitor in order to function > properly only applied to the 2009 Mac Minis, aka

Re: Headless Mac Minis [Was: Re: iMac VS Mac Mini]

2010-11-05 Thread patricia solis
Hello, I have a macmini3,1 and when first setting it up. I did need a monitor. Although, sometimes i do have it off the monitor and it still works for me. What i'm having issues with is hooking it up to my 50 inch plazma tv. Call me crazy or whatever you want but i had it set up with the olde

Headless Mac Minis [Was: Re: iMac VS Mac Mini]

2010-11-05 Thread Bryan Jones
I thought the issue where a Mac Mini required a monitor in order to function properly only applied to the 2009 Mac Minis, aka "Macmini3,1." I recently purchased a mid-2010 Mac Mini aka "Macmini4,1" and have no problems running it headless. I also have an older 2007-2008 Mini, aka "Macmini2,1" and