Re: *TiBook value?

[John Beringer]

Here's a link to the best Apple product overview site out there. All machine
specs have current value range listed although I'm not sure how hot market
competative it is.

http://www.everymac.com/systems/apple/index.html

JB

On 1/27/04 9:06 PM, "Andrew" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Can anybody help me find a site that lists the current value for a Titanium
> Powerbook G4 666 30 gig HD? In Canada if that makes a difference.
> 
> TIA
> 
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Re: TiBook value?

[Robin Ashe]

On 1/27/04 9:06 PM, "Andrew" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Can anybody help me find a site that lists the current value for a Titanium
> Powerbook G4 666 30 gig HD? In Canada if that makes a difference.
> 
> TIA
> 
> 
Everymac.com usually has prices. I'm not sure how up to date they are, but
for the most part they seem good.


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[Andrew]

Can anybody help me find a site that lists the current value for a Titanium
Powerbook G4 666 30 gig HD? In Canada if that makes a difference.

TIA



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Re: how to boot a pismo

[nemo]

If you have access to an OS X machine, you could do a network boot. 
That's what I did with my Lombard that does not have a CD drive.  You 
don't need OS X server; the regular OS X will work fine, but the setup 
isn't simple (email me if you need help).

On Thursday, January 22, 2004, at 08:24  PM, Justin Petersen wrote:

I recently came into a pismo that doesn't have a dvd or cd drive and 
needs a system installed onto it. I have no external firewire hard 
drive to install a system and the only firewire disc drive I have is a 
burner that is not bootable. I do have a wallstreet, but is there a 
way to install a system onto the pismo. Can I use firewire disk mode 
with a cardbus card via my wallstreet or do I need to buy either  an 
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Re: tiBook AC Power Cord Source?

[George Longden]

I have access to extra cords. If you send me an email off the list I 
would be glad to send you one for the postage.

George Longden

Hi,

The removable AC cord on my white square brick tiBook power supply 
is intermittent  at the power supply end. Apple does not sell the 
cords except with the bricks, for $79.00.

Is there a source for the cords?

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Re: Lombard bronze restart...

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on 27/01/04 22:14, Gordon Bruce Lawson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> Had my lombard crash...  when i hit the power button nothing
> happened... this happened a couple times when i first got it,
> however, popping the battery and reinserting it got it back up again
> when i pushed the power button. This time nothing seems to start it
> back up... any ideas? (when i push the reset button on the rear, i
> get the little power  light, but nothing further).

Did you try Command + Control + Power?

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Lombard bronze restart...

[Gordon Bruce Lawson]

Had my lombard crash...  when i hit the power button nothing 
happened... this happened a couple times when i first got it, 
however, popping the battery and reinserting it got it back up again 
when i pushed the power button. This time nothing seems to start it 
back up... any ideas? (when i push the reset button on the rear, i 
get the little power  light, but nothing further).

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Re: tiBook AC Power Cord Source?

[Paul Stamsen]

About tiBook AC Power Cord Source?, at 17:51pm -0800 on 1/27/04,  Paul Nicholson 
stated:

 -> Hi,
 ->
 -> The removable AC cord on my white square brick tiBook power supply is
 -> intermittent  at the power supply end. Apple does not sell the cords
 -> except with the bricks, for $79.00.
 ->
 -> Is there a source for the cords?




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Re: FW disk mode crashed host

[Andrew Kershaw]

My reply doesn't really answer the OP's questions, but . . .

I've not used FW target disk mode, but for fast file transfers I was
mighty impressed with filesharing using TCP/IP-over-FW. I haven't done
any timed benchmarks but Finder copies between a pair of Pismos is
_fast_fast_fast_. Perhaps doing the filecopies using TCP/IP-over-FW might
work out better?
Dan K
(who's been waiting for an opportunity to mention TCP/IP-over-FW :-)
Whoa, wait a minute...  You can do TCP/IP over FireWire?

I remember there being some discussion back when FireWire was new 
about doing AppleTalk on FireWire (though I quickly grew uninterested 
in that idea and don't know if it's possible today or not), but if 
I've heard anything about TCP/IP over FW, it's just a quiet mumble in 
some hidden memory...

Please do spill the beans, Dan!

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Re: G5 Laptops on the way???

[Robin Ashe]

Interesting point. I know the G4 hardly outperformed the G3 at the same
clock speed unless the software was specifically written to take advantage
of the G4 AltiVec engine.

Anyway, this sounds like a question to be asking the guy at BareFeats.com

On 1/27/04 12:37 PM, "Jim" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Kochkodin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> VERRRY INTERESTING  FYI...
>> The Mac Channel
>> 
>> IBM claims massive power cut for 90nm G5
>> Good news for AMD - but not Intel
>>  http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/39/35057.html
>> 
>> "The 970FX, meanwhile, consumes a mere 12.3W at 1.4GHz, paving the way
>> for PowerBook G5s. That figure is comparable to the 7.5W a 1GHz
>> consumption of the G4-class Motorola MPC7447 that drives the current
>> PowerBook G4s."
> 
> Ok, what I want to know is this:
> How much faster, roughly, is a G5, compared to a G3?
> 
> I remember 'back in the day' when we considered that a 68040 at 50MHz
> was roughly twice as powerful as a same-speed 68030.  The PPC 603e chip
> in my Powerbook 1400 was supposedly about twice as powerful as a
> same-speed '040.  G3's were not quite a doubling of the 603's.  But it
> seems that after the G3's got established, we lost track of easy
> benchmarking comparisons--with some explanation owing to whether you
> were using 'native' code programs, etc, and what OS you run.
> 
> When I discovered that it would take about 24 minutes to compress one
> minute of digital video into MPEG-2, on my 500MHz G3 Powerbook, I gave
> up the idea of creating DVDs from my video collection.  [Because 200
> tapes @ 2 hr each @ 24:1 for compression, would take 4.6 years-worth of
> 40-hour weeks spent in MPEG compression.]
> 
> But now hardware has evolved.  Can anyone tell me how long it takes to
> encode a minute of MPEG-2 on a 1.6 GHz G5 tower system?  If we're going
> to get G5's in laptops, then I would like to know how feasible my video
> project has become.  If we're going in multiples of 2 for each
> generation, from a G3 thru G4 to G5, then for a single G5:
> [24min * 500MHz]/[2 * 2 * 1600MHz] = 1.8 minutes.
> For a dual 2 GHz, we should be down to about 1:1 parity for compressing
> MPEG-2.  That would be close to acceptable to me--even if it is a lot
> of weekends.
> 
> How close am I?  Anyone?
> 
> --Jim.
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tiBook AC Power Cord Source?

[Paul Nicholson]

Hi,

The removable AC cord on my white square brick tiBook power supply is 
intermittent  at the power supply end. Apple does not sell the cords 
except with the bricks, for $79.00.

Is there a source for the cords?

Paul

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Re: FW disk mode crashed host

[Dan K]

gf sciacca <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>I have hooked up a 1 GHz TiBook (OS 10.3.2) in FW disk mode to a Lombard
>333 (10.2.8) via PC card FW. This connection kept crashing the Lombard. I
>was only able to transfer small amounts of data at one time, but sooner or
>later it would crash. This surprised me, as I had previously connected a
>700 MHz iBook (Panther) in FW target mode to the same Lombard and
>transferred reliably several GBs of data. After the crashes with the
>TiBook, I tried again the iBook and the connection tourned out fine.

My reply doesn't really answer the OP's questions, but . . .

I've not used FW target disk mode, but for fast file transfers I was 
mighty impressed with filesharing using TCP/IP-over-FW. I haven't done 
any timed benchmarks but Finder copies between a pair of Pismos is 
_fast_fast_fast_. Perhaps doing the filecopies using TCP/IP-over-FW might 
work out better?

Dan K
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Re: G5 Laptops on the way???

[Jim]

Kochkodin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
VERRRY INTERESTING  FYI...
The Mac Channel
IBM claims massive power cut for 90nm G5
Good news for AMD - but not Intel
 http://www.theregister.co.uk/content/39/35057.html
"The 970FX, meanwhile, consumes a mere 12.3W at 1.4GHz, paving the way 
for PowerBook G5s. That figure is comparable to the 7.5W a 1GHz 
consumption of the G4-class Motorola MPC7447 that drives the current 
PowerBook G4s."
Ok, what I want to know is this:
How much faster, roughly, is a G5, compared to a G3?
I remember 'back in the day' when we considered that a 68040 at 50MHz 
was roughly twice as powerful as a same-speed 68030.  The PPC 603e chip 
in my Powerbook 1400 was supposedly about twice as powerful as a 
same-speed '040.  G3's were not quite a doubling of the 603's.  But it 
seems that after the G3's got established, we lost track of easy 
benchmarking comparisons--with some explanation owing to whether you 
were using 'native' code programs, etc, and what OS you run.

When I discovered that it would take about 24 minutes to compress one 
minute of digital video into MPEG-2, on my 500MHz G3 Powerbook, I gave 
up the idea of creating DVDs from my video collection.  [Because 200 
tapes @ 2 hr each @ 24:1 for compression, would take 4.6 years-worth of 
40-hour weeks spent in MPEG compression.]

But now hardware has evolved.  Can anyone tell me how long it takes to 
encode a minute of MPEG-2 on a 1.6 GHz G5 tower system?  If we're going 
to get G5's in laptops, then I would like to know how feasible my video 
project has become.  If we're going in multiples of 2 for each 
generation, from a G3 thru G4 to G5, then for a single G5:
 [24min * 500MHz]/[2 * 2 * 1600MHz] = 1.8 minutes.
For a dual 2 GHz, we should be down to about 1:1 parity for compressing 
MPEG-2.  That would be close to acceptable to me--even if it is a lot 
of weekends.

How close am I?  Anyone?

--Jim.

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Re: Motherboard swap in a PB Ti G4 400

[pixie]

> On Jan 27, 2004, at 7:44 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> > Not possible.  They are not interchangeable.
>
> That's curious, any information as to why this might be? Apple didn't
> change the form factor at that point, so while I am not the person
> asking, it would be interesting to know why.

Externally the machines look the same for the most part. Internally they are totally 
different.  Different inverter boards, different display, different power scheme.  
They are nothing alike internally.

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Re: Motherboard swap in a PB Ti G4 400

[Hal]

On Jan 27, 2004, at 9:08 AM, Krevnik wrote:

On Jan 27, 2004, at 7:44 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Would it be possible to exchange or fit the motherboard of a Ti G4 
867
into the frame of a 400 ?
What would be involved if it is indeed possible ?
Not possible.  They are not interchangeable.
That's curious, any information as to why this might be? Apple didn't 
change the form factor at that point, so while I am not the person 
asking, it would be interesting to know why.

There were changes to the logic board layout that make them 
non-interchangeable. For example, the VGA port has been replaced with a 
DVI video port, not in exactly the same place. The display is 
different, so the internal wiring for it is probably also. The external 
form-factor is the same, but many of the internal components were 
changed.

Just my $0.02.



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Re: Motherboard swap in a PB Ti G4 400

[Krevnik]

On Jan 27, 2004, at 7:44 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Would it be possible to exchange or fit the motherboard of a Ti G4 867
into the frame of a 400 ?
What would be involved if it is indeed possible ?
Not possible.  They are not interchangeable.
That's curious, any information as to why this might be? Apple didn't 
change the form factor at that point, so while I am not the person 
asking, it would be interesting to know why.

Adam

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Re: Motherboard swap in a PB Ti G4 400

[pixie]

> Would it be possible to exchange or fit the motherboard of a Ti G4 867 
> into the frame of a 400 ?
> What would be involved if it is indeed possible ?

Not possible.  They are not interchangeable.

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Motherboard swap in a PB Ti G4 400

[Jeff Greffe]

Hello there !

Would it be possible to exchange or fit the motherboard of a Ti G4 867 
into the frame of a 400 ?
What would be involved if it is indeed possible ?

Thanks !
Have a great day !
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Re: Upgrading.

[Steve Fuller]

Now comes the shuttle exercise. Presume the new Pbook comes 
pre-installed, maybe even with the bundled software. Can I CC clone 
all the contents of my Flattop iMac to the Pbook or should I follow a 
different method. Same goes for my wife's 400 Mhz SE iMac once the 
Flattop has been cleared and reformatted.
I would reinstall my applications and then move my home folder over to 
the new Powerbook. I did this when I upgraded from Jaguar to Panther, 
and I did not have many of the problems that other people had with 
their upgrade installs. There's a possibility that OS X might install 
some extensions/drivers differently depending on the hardware you have 
installed on a machine.

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Re: Upgrading.

[invicta]

On 24 Jan 2004, at 21:30, David Thrower wrote:
Once it's set up, and unless Apple has somehow changed
this, any laptop/wireless card combination that
complies with 802.11b standards should be able to use
it to connect.
Thank you David, this is a great relief and I have ordered all that is 
required.

Now comes the shuttle exercise. Presume the new Pbook comes 
pre-installed, maybe even with the bundled software. Can I CC clone all 
the contents of my Flattop iMac to the Pbook or should I follow a 
different method. Same goes for my wife's 400 Mhz SE iMac once the 
Flattop has been cleared and reformatted.

Many thanks for your or anybody's suggestions.

Greetings, Andre.

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Re: Passwords

[James]

Dear List,
 Does anyone know of a good password-saver
program? I have found a couple, but none for OS X.
Thanks.
 Pastor has never let me down. It is simple, safe and free.

   James

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