Every OS I've tested so far respects the A flag (which Saw some mention of being unsure that it was possible to disable For a lot ofĮnterprise (or in our case, academic) networks you really want theĬentral control of what addresses hosts get. SLAAC is fine (even great) for small environments. I'll be testing Burn as I'd love to uncover a good alternative.By Thread Re: Mac OS X 10.7, still no DHCPv6 I returned to Toast after it added the capability to burn multiple cd's simultaneously. It also has an annoying copy protection scheme (for the software program) that packs in every so often requiring about an hour of work using their user-unfriendly website.
I've used the Claris Product Discribe which is a little leaner, but not much better. It's a great example of Sick Boy's unifying theory of life, particularly when commenting on Lou Reed. The video conversion quality has increasingly lagged behind other options (such as handbrake/visualhub), and often takes significantly more time (hours versus minutes) in some situations. The limitations with the Tivo features are beyond annoying. The additional programs bundled with Toast follow a similar pattern if not more so. There's also been some recent history with Roxio being on the back foot when OS updates have occurred leaving some software features unusable. I'm up-to-date with 11, and it is bloatware, at times annoyingly awkward, and somewhat unstable.
It's become increasingly worse since around Version 8. I've been using Toast since it was freeware provided in cd drives around the time of the original iMac.
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