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How come when ever I post a question about OS X86 no one ever responds to it? They usually get 100+ hits but no answers. Are my questions to hard or do you people not like me. POST, DAMN YOU. POST.

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Thank You, for once someone who's clever. I have this problem aswell! I've probably posted 20 topics about how to fic ALC260 and 1 week later still nothing!

Thank You, for once someone who's clever. I have this problem aswell! I've probably posted 20 topics about how to fic ALC260 and 1 week later still nothing!

 

Try osx86scene.com , you might have more luck - they seem to be the people who know what they're doing nowadays...

I have noticed that your posts are by far not the only ones which don't get any answer. it has nothing to do with people liking you or not. The (few) people who are knowledgeable have had enough of answering technical questions. Besides almost everything has already been said. If only the forum search worked better...

I have noticed that your posts are by far not the only ones which don't get any answer. it has nothing to do with people liking you or not. The (few) people who are knowledgeable have had enough of answering technical questions. Besides almost everything has already been said. If only the forum search worked better...

 

Indeed, the forum search is downright horrible. You're better off using google to search the forum than the forum search.

 

Come on RPS, it's not that you didn't get ANY help....

*L* That's why they gave me a master's degree in English. Really though, I have [insert hardware here] will this [insert version of OS X86] work on my machine? Also, I have heard of this thing called search, what is that? Is this the wrong thread to ask these questions?

 

There are only about two reasons why people might not respond:

 

1. They don't know

2. You're asking improperly

 

If you don't think it's 2, then it's probably 1.

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