Re: Partitioning and formatting

2005-08-05 Thread Howard Katz
On 8/4/05, Bill Briggs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
  You should see two drive icons in the panel on the left; one a
 device and one a logical volume (whose icon is indented from the
 device icon). Click on the device icon. Then you'll see a partition
 tab on the right. Now if you select two logical volumes you should be
 able to format them with different file systems.


Yupp--see the two panels/volumes.  But the only choice I'm given for
formatting is the MS-DOS that the drive came with.  I may just chuck
it all and reformat it as one large HFS drive.   Let my friend get his
own external drive.  :)

Later..Howard

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WallStreet OS X on external HD?

2005-08-05 Thread Andrew Main
It's been a couple of years since I worked on a WallStreet PB. I 
remember noticing that the WS will start from an external disk 
connected to the PC Card slot whether it is selected or not; IOW, if 
there is a disk with a viable System connected to the PC Card slot, the 
WS cannot be forced to start from its internal HD. However, this was 
with the Classic (OS 8/9) System.


Now I'm finding that the WS will NOT start from an external HD with OS 
X connected to the PC Card slot, even if the internal HD is removed. In 
fact, attempting to do so will sometimes screw up the WS so badly that 
it won't start from an internal disk either thereafter until a PMU 
reset is performed (fn-ctrl-shift-power).


I first ran into this yesterday with a WS (300MHz) someone brought to 
me for repair. After spending a couple hours researching all the 
necessary updates to bring 10.2.8 to optimum (Apple gives different 
stories in different places), I installed 10.2.8 on an HD in a PC Card 
case, connected it to the WS (it mounted, though the System on the 
internal HD is not well), then selected it in Startup Disk, and 
Restarted. The PB wouldn't start. And, after disconnecting the PC Card 
case, it now wouldn't start from its internal HD; I had to reset the 
PMU to wake it up again.


Somewhere in the process (I don't remember the exact sequence) I even 
installed the external HD in a SCSI case (with an IDESCSI adapter 
board) and tried to start from it via the SCSI port on the back of the 
WS. Same result.


So I turned to a WS (300MHz) I have, and got the same results. I 
thought it might be something funny about the Toshiba HD I was using in 
the external case, so I removed the internal HD (with 10.2.8  9.2.2) 
from the WS, put it in the PC Card case, and tried to start the WS. 
After the startup chord, it showed the OS 9 happy face for a few 
seconds, then restarted itself (complete with startup chord), then did 
the same thing again, and again It appeared that it was trying to 
start from the OS 9 on the disk, then finding that the disk was set to 
start from OS X, so restarting to switch to OS X, then finding it 
couldn't start from OS X, so returning to the OS 9, and so on in an 
endless loop.


I put the HD back in the PB, and it started just fine in 10.2.8. I 
switched it to 9.2.2, and it started okay also. So then I again removed 
the internal HD (now set to start in 9.2.2), put it in the external PC 
Card case, connected it to the PB, and it started fine, in 9.2.2.


Conclusion: It appears that the WallStreet PowerBook cannot be run from 
an external disk using OS X 10.2.8. At least this is true of the two I 
have on hand, one of which (mine) has no other problems I know about. 
Can anyone confirm this from your experience?



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Re: Partitioning and formatting

2005-08-05 Thread Howard Katz
AARGH.  Tried reformatting as one partition, extended HFS.  Nothing
happened.  Now it won't reformat, partition, first-aid fails, repair
fails.  Basically the drive refuses to do anything.  I'm going to try
a reformat with a peecee tomorrow, but I hate it when electronics
decide they don't like me.  :)

Later.Howard

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Question about a Powerbook G3

2005-08-05 Thread Alan Harding
Ok first admission I am a Mac Newbie. I was given a Powerbook G3 which 
is running Mac OS 8.1. It has a 2Gb hard drive and 160Mb RAM. It is all 
Black (black keyboard) and the apple logo on the top is white. 
Underneath it says Powerbook G3 Series


My question is this, is it Old World or New World? The reason I ask is I 
am trying to get it to boot to a Ubuntu Linux live CD and despite the 
key presses I make (after Googling C, Cmd-Opt-Shift-Del, Opt) it flat 
refuses to boot to the CD. It does however boot to the MacOs 8 disk I have.


So I tried to reset the Pram, (Cmd-Opt-P-R) No joy. (what is the Pram 
anyway?)


So how do I find out? And once I do, how do I boot the Linux CD?

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Re: Question about a Powerbook G3

2005-08-05 Thread Bruce Johnson


On Aug 5, 2005, at 2:13 PM, Alan Harding wrote:

Ok first admission I am a Mac Newbie. I was given a Powerbook G3  
which is running Mac OS 8.1. It has a 2Gb hard drive and 160Mb RAM.  
It is all Black (black keyboard) and the apple logo on the top is  
white. Underneath it says Powerbook G3 Series


That is a Wallstreet or Wallstreet II:

http://www.lowendmac.com/pb2/g3series.shtml or http:// 
www.lowendmac.com/pb2/g3series2.shtml


This should be sufficient info to get you going with Ubuntu.

PRAM is an acronym for Parameter Ram, where a fairly large variety of  
stuff about the computer is stored for use at boot time.


PRAM is maintained by a battery, when those go dead, the systems can  
act quite unpredictably.


http://www.pbfixit.com/Guide/3.11.0.html shows the procedure for  
replacing it.


They also sell it, it's $40.

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Re: Question about a Powerbook G3

2005-08-05 Thread PeterH5322

I was given a Powerbook G3 which 
is running Mac OS 8.1. It has a 2Gb hard drive and 160Mb RAM. It is all 
Black (black keyboard) and the apple logo on the top is white.

Bronze keyboard models (1999, AKA, Lombard) were the first New World 
PBs.

General description and nomenclature ...

1997 ... G3 Series ... 3400 case ... Kanga ... Old World ... 
CardBus/2, with a third-party modification

1998 ... G3 Series ... new case ... Wallstreet I ... Old World ... 
CardBus/2 ... 10.3.9 ... 233 no cache, 250, 292 MHz ... White logo

1998 ... G3 Series ... new case ... Wallstreet II ... Old World ... 
CardBus/2 + video improvements ... 10.3.9 ... 233 w/cache, 266, 300 MHz 
... White logo

1999 ... G3 Series ... new case ... Lombard ... New World ... 
CardBus/1 ... USB + Bronze keyboard ... 10.4 ... Illuminated white logo

2000 ... G3 ... new case ... Pismo ... New World ... CardBus/1 ... 
USB + Firewire ... 10.4

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Mail app the bounce feature

2005-08-05 Thread Jim Dynes
I am plagued with spam  I want to make a rule to automatically  
bounce them. I can't seem to do this  I was wondering if anyone out  
there knows how to do this.


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Re: Mail app the bounce feature

2005-08-05 Thread gisjason
gmail has a good spam feature... tho it don't bounce em but you could
make a filter to forward it back to them then trash it... But that'd
be for each orginaing email of spam... pain in the arse to keep up
with it...

Cheers!
Jason

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Re: Mail app the bounce feature

2005-08-05 Thread Jim Dynes

True.

I can't seem to find spam settings in the gmail site. I haven't tried  
the filters yet.

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On Aug 5, 2005, at 7:54 PM, gisjason wrote:


gmail has a good spam feature... tho it don't bounce em but you could
make a filter to forward it back to them then trash it... But that'd
be for each orginaing email of spam... pain in the arse to keep up
with it...



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Re: Mail app the bounce feature

2005-08-05 Thread John Roberts
I like to Bounce 'em, too, but most of the spam that I get has faked  
return addresses, so the Bounce doesn't go through, and I get one  
more message in my inbox to deal with.




On Aug 5, 2005, at 5:59 PM, Jim Dynes wrote:

I am plagued with spam  I want to make a rule to automatically  
bounce them. I can't seem to do this  I was wondering if anyone  
out there knows how to do this.


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