help with VPC5 & Win95 ...

[Gregory Flinn]

hi,

everybody seems to be keen on having VPC 5 run as slow as possible by
installing Win2000 or XP ... at work i run Win95 on VPC4, as it's the other
software that i need for office compatibility, not necessarily a bloated OS,
and seeing as Win95 gobbles up much less RAM then all the more is there for
PC applications.

moving up from VPC3 to 4 was definately a positive step in terms of
effective processing power and (specific) video performance. however,
because of these speed issues i'm still comtemplating the move from VPC4 to
5 (presently the only hurdle stopping me using X at work).

is any body running VPC5 with Win95 and can comment on application issues
when comparing 9 to X? the main problem with my combination (under 9 of
course) seems to be video performance and i/o rather than poor raw
processing power, i.e. the PC lacks a snappy feel, and i'm rather dreading
this being even more so under X ...

for what it's worth:
1). i've already scoured the connectix site for performance tips, and so too
sites giving tips for Win95 (e.g. i run with 320mb given to the PC OS and
with it's VM off ... any comments?).
2). PC applications in constant use are: office 2000 pro (video slow),
navision (fine), labview 6i (video real slow otherwise surprisingly good),
origin 6 (video slow) ... you get the picture, right?!?

thanx for any help.

greg


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Re: iTunes Q

[Michael Bryan Bell]

If you burn them as an audio CD no, but if you burn them as an MP3 CD it
doesn't keep them?


> Not a Powerbook issue, per se, but I'm not going to go through joining
> other lists to get a simple question answered...besides the RipMixBurn
> ad *was* about a iBook ;-)
> 
> Is there a way to make compilation CD's made from your iTunes library to
> contain the appropriate CDDB codes so that other apps, like Windows
> Media Player (yes I'm listening on my peecee at work) show the artists
> and titles?


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iTunes Q

[Bruce Johnson]

Not a Powerbook issue, per se, but I'm not going to go through joining 
other lists to get a simple question answered...besides the RipMixBurn 
ad *was* about a iBook ;-)

Is there a way to make compilation CD's made from your iTunes library to 
contain the appropriate CDDB codes so that other apps, like Windows 
Media Player (yes I'm listening on my peecee at work) show the artists 
and titles?

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Re: TiPaint

[Roger Shufflebottom]

>
>
>Is there a touch-up paint available to cover scuffs, scratches, and
>chips on the TiBook?  Some of the paint on the hinge of my TiBook has
>chipped and I'd like to polish it back up.
>

Hey - honourable battle scars (like a scuffed skateboard) - let it be.
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Re: Adding memory issues to Pismo

[Laurent Daudelin]

On 25/06/02 13:48, "Guy Masson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Mike:
> 
> You can't be too rich, too good looking, have enough hard disk space or
> enough RAM...
> 
> Been running a GByte of RAM in my Pismo for over a year now. No issues and
> no out of memory errors.
> 
> Run OS-X and Classic. VPC 5.0 loves all that breathing space.
> 
> --
> Guy M
>> --
>> From: Michael J. Granado
>> Reply To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 11:51 AM
>> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>> Subject: Adding memory issues to Pismo
>> 
>> I have 192mb of memory in my Pismo. In wanting to use Virtual PC
>> more, OS X in the horizon, and ram prices relatively cheap today, I
>> was planning on upgrading.
>> 
>> However, I've heard that if you increase the ram too much (say above
>> 512mb) that you could be susceptible to losing data. True?
>> 
>> What is recommended amount of memory to avoid this issue? I would
>> like to install as much memory as I can. Mostly only doing word
>> processing, IE browsing, imovie, virtual pc 5.0, and very light
>> graphics stuff.
>> 
>> Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
>> 

Yes, but can you swap your batteries without using the AC adapter?

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TiPaint

[Dustin Staiger]

(I e-mailed this earlier from another account and it didn't show up, so 
please excuse me if this is a duplicate.)

Is there a touch-up paint available to cover scuffs, scratches, and 
chips on the TiBook?  Some of the paint on the hinge of my TiBook has 
chipped and I'd like to polish it back up.

Thanks,

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Re: PowerBook G4 Rev 2B hinge issue

[Michael Bryan Bell]

> This really ticks me off because this is my only (competent, usable)
> computer. It's only 1/2 year old, and therefore under apple's warranty, but
> this is a real inconvenience.

Yeah, I had that happen too, as have many others. One of the owners of a mac
site also had it happen.

The worst part is apple in some cases is giving users a really hard time in
getting it fixed- and it is a very, very expensive fix if they just decide
they don't want to fix it.

There is a company that even makes replacement hinges with a stronger metal,
along with the paint to touch up the scratches.

Lol, note to apple- when a cottage industry pops up to fix flaws in your
design instead of adding to them, something might need to be fixed.

> Also, it appears the small adapter-to-computer cord on my power adapter is
> on the fritz.

This is distressing frequent also, but they are pretty good about replacing
them. I've them replaced on a tibook and ibook now.

One thing though- even if the light insn't working anymore (ie, showing
orange for charging, etc) it may still be working and you can use it until
they send the replacement.


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Re: PowerBook G4 Rev 2B hinge issue

[DavidWedge]

Yes, this is unfortunately a common occurrence. Be very glad that you have it 
under warranty. Apple charges around $700 -1100 for this repair (if it's not 
under warranty), depending on the mood of the tech you talk to..

IMHO, this is highway robbery, considering the high cost of the machine. And 
here's the REALLY ugly part..The truth is that Apple manufactured the hinge 
mount using pot metal, which is why they fail so often.. I kid you not. Pot 
metal on a space age titanium laptop. Doesn't that make you sick. I'd like to 
be the boss of the engineer that make THAT decision!!

On a lighter note...  We at Wegener Media realized last year that this was 
going to become a real issue, so we have engaged an engineering firm to 
develope better replacement parts.  You can see a short note about it (very 
short--we spend our days doing repairs and little time working on the 
website) on our site..  I was astounded that the Titanium would have such a 
piece of $*@!T in it, so we spent the big bucks designing a replacement part, 
using a military alloy that is 2 or 3 times stronger than the original pot 
metal.

This isn't an advertisement board, and I'm not meaning to make a blatant ad 
here, but hey, you asked.

Thanks,
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In a message dated 6/25/02 1:23:15 PM, you wrote:
>
>> I have a PowerBook G4 Rev 2b (667mhz w/ combo drive). I was adjusting the
>> screen the other night, and the right hinge just snapped!
> This really ticks me off because this is my only (competent, usable)
> computer. It's only 1/2 year old, and therefore under apple's warranty, 
> but this is a real inconvenience.

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Re: PowerBook G4 Rev 2B hinge issue

[Jeremy Derr]

On Tuesday, June 25, 2002, at 12:58  PM, Joshua Diaz wrote:

> I have a PowerBook G4 Rev 2b (667mhz w/ combo drive). I was adjusting the
> screen the other night, and the right hinge just snapped!

To reduce confusion, it's better to refer to PowerBooks by their official 
designation. Yours would be the PowerBook G4 (Gigabit); other than the 
addition of a combo drive, your Powerbook is exactly identical to the 
PowerBook G4 (Gigabit) that preceded it.

The only reason i mention this is that there are several schemes for 
naming these PowerBooks, a couple of which are contradictory (some call 
yours a Rev 3, whereas others state the Rev 3 is the current generation 
PowerBook G4 (DVI)). In your case, the addition of the Combo Drive adds no 
pertinent information as to your issue, so calling it a PB G4 (Gigabit) 
names your powerbook precisely. Calling your powerbook by it's proper name 
will also make it easier to search Apple's KBase and Discussion Boards and 
get meaningful results.

> This really ticks me off because this is my only (competent, usable)
> computer. It's only 1/2 year old, and therefore under apple's warranty, 
> but
> this is a real inconvenience.

Apple covered mine, but I haven't looked into whether this is common or 
not. They got mine back to me in a hair more than 48 hours.

> Also, it appears the small adapter-to-computer cord on my power adapter is
> on the fritz.

define "on the fritz"? completely dead? sparking? intermittently charging?


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PowerBook G4 Rev 2B hinge issue

[Joshua Diaz]

Hello,

I have a PowerBook G4 Rev 2b (667mhz w/ combo drive). I was adjusting the 
screen the other night, and the right hinge just snapped!

This really ticks me off because this is my only (competent, usable) 
computer. It's only 1/2 year old, and therefore under apple's warranty, but 
this is a real inconvenience.

Also, it appears the small adapter-to-computer cord on my power adapter is 
on the fritz.

Anyone else had similar problems?

-Thanx, JD


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DVD Decoder Cards

[Kevin Barnes]

Can anyone tell me if the same DVD decoder cards will work in both the
Wallstreet and Lombard(333MHz)  models?

Thank,

Kevin


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Re: Adding memory issues to Pismo

[Guy Masson]

Mike:

You can't be too rich, too good looking, have enough hard disk space or
enough RAM...

Been running a GByte of RAM in my Pismo for over a year now. No issues and
no out of memory errors.

Run OS-X and Classic. VPC 5.0 loves all that breathing space.

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> --
> From: Michael J. Granado
> Reply To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, June 24, 2002 11:51 AM
> To:   [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject:  Adding memory issues to Pismo
> 
> I have 192mb of memory in my Pismo. In wanting to use Virtual PC
> more, OS X in the horizon, and ram prices relatively cheap today, I
> was planning on upgrading.
> 
> However, I've heard that if you increase the ram too much (say above
> 512mb) that you could be susceptible to losing data. True?
> 
> What is recommended amount of memory to avoid this issue? I would
> like to install as much memory as I can. Mostly only doing word
> processing, IE browsing, imovie, virtual pc 5.0, and very light
> graphics stuff.
> 
> Any recommendations would be greatly appreciated.
> 
> 
> 
> Mike
> 
> 

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Re: Pismo G4 upgrade

[Michael Bryan Bell]

>> Have I missed something? I thought Newer Tech was out of business?
> 
> They recently emerged from Bankruptcy and are once again promising to
> deliver new processor upgrades.

Yep, and OWC is the 'exclusive' distributor of at least their pismo upgrade,
although I saw some stuff on their site as to them trying or getting others.

You can take the fact that only OWC is selling it as a major coup for OWC,
or that newer has burned enough bridges that only OWC will sell their
product now (presumably at a higher profit rate than normal).


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Re: Pismo G4 upgrade

[Jeremy Derr]

On Tuesday, June 25, 2002, at 11:43  AM, makmac wrote:

> Have I missed something? I thought Newer Tech was out of business?

They recently emerged from Bankruptcy and are once again promising to 
deliver new processor upgrades.


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Re: Display Problem

[Jeremy Derr]

On Tuesday, June 25, 2002, at 11:10  AM, Lawrence & Sarah Ballew wrote:

> I'm running OS X 10.1.5 on a PowerBook G3 400 Mhz (bronze keyboard).
> I have 256 Mgs of ram. Up until now OS X has worked like a charm. And
> the upgrades have all been improvements.
>
> My son was recently playing a game, running in classic mode, which
> called for 256 colors. This could only be accomplished by setting the
> resolution to 800 x600. No problems so far.
>
> The problems came after he finished playing. Since then I am unable
> to restore the resolution to 1024 x 786. When I make the switch in
> the System Prefs, the screen goes black. The screen is still on but
> it is black and stays black. If I restart in 9.2 there is no problem
> and I can adjust the resolution and color depth as I choose.
>
> Any ideas how I can reset the resolution here? Wondering if a file
> has been corrupted or something like that. Oh, one more item. When I
> upgraded to 10.1.5 I also ran an update for the LTPro video card.
> This was the RageProFix recommended by MacFixIt.

an issue similar to this is documented in Apple Kbase Article #106564. It'
s not quite exactly the same, but close enough that it's worth a try.


basically... trash /Library/Preferences/com.apple.windowserver.plist
(this is the Library folder in the hard drive, not your home directory)


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Re: Pismo G4 upgrade

[makmac]

Michael Bryan Bell on 6/25/02 10:57 AM wrote:

>> The Newer Tech Pismo upgrade from OWC requires that the entire PowerBook
>> be sent in, FWIW:
>> 
>> 
> 
> Yeah, no benchmarks there either, can't be a good sign.
> 
> 
I checked out the above link and read this:

"This NuPowr G4/500MHz upgrade is performed on your own system by highly
trained technicians at Newer Systems Technology, Inc. Upon purchase of this
product, Other World Computing will ship a padded container to your address
with detailed instructions on how to dispatch your system for upgrade."

While the company name quoted above is just a little different, the logo at
the top of that page is Newer Technologies Inc.

Have I missed something? I thought Newer Tech was out of business?

-makmac


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Re: Display Problem

[Laurent Daudelin]

On 25/06/02 12:10, "Lawrence & Sarah Ballew" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> I'm running OS X 10.1.5 on a PowerBook G3 400 Mhz (bronze keyboard).
> I have 256 Mgs of ram. Up until now OS X has worked like a charm. And
> the upgrades have all been improvements.
> 
> My son was recently playing a game, running in classic mode, which
> called for 256 colors. This could only be accomplished by setting the
> resolution to 800 x600. No problems so far.
> 
> The problems came after he finished playing. Since then I am unable
> to restore the resolution to 1024 x 786. When I make the switch in
> the System Prefs, the screen goes black. The screen is still on but
> it is black and stays black. If I restart in 9.2 there is no problem
> and I can adjust the resolution and color depth as I choose.
> 
> Any ideas how I can reset the resolution here? Wondering if a file
> has been corrupted or something like that. Oh, one more item. When I
> upgraded to 10.1.5 I also ran an update for the LTPro video card.
> This was the RageProFix recommended by MacFixIt.

I think I've read that this might be related to the fact that Apple made
changes to the display drivers for the Lombard. I kinda remember reading
that some users got some issues after modifying the display attributes, and
that restarting was curing the problem. Of course, I'm not using a Lombard,
so I can't testify that it would work...

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Display Problem

[Lawrence & Sarah Ballew]

I'm running OS X 10.1.5 on a PowerBook G3 400 Mhz (bronze keyboard). 
I have 256 Mgs of ram. Up until now OS X has worked like a charm. And 
the upgrades have all been improvements.

My son was recently playing a game, running in classic mode, which 
called for 256 colors. This could only be accomplished by setting the 
resolution to 800 x600. No problems so far.

The problems came after he finished playing. Since then I am unable 
to restore the resolution to 1024 x 786. When I make the switch in 
the System Prefs, the screen goes black. The screen is still on but 
it is black and stays black. If I restart in 9.2 there is no problem 
and I can adjust the resolution and color depth as I choose.

Any ideas how I can reset the resolution here? Wondering if a file 
has been corrupted or something like that. Oh, one more item. When I 
upgraded to 10.1.5 I also ran an update for the LTPro video card. 
This was the RageProFix recommended by MacFixIt.

Thanks for the help,

Lawrence

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Re: Pismo G4 upgrade

[Michael Bryan Bell]

> The Newer Tech Pismo upgrade from OWC requires that the entire PowerBook
> be sent in, FWIW:
> 
> 

Yeah, no benchmarks there either, can't be a good sign.


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[Roger Shufflebottom]

FYI, I'm getting lots of 'Do you really want to unsubscribe?' 
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