Re: Webcam Question

[Twinsdad04]

its not a web cam - check out this - 
http://www.amazon.com/Star-Wars-Light-Saber-Battle/dp/B00061I4CE
connects via av cable to rca vid/audio connectors on TV and contains
light saber practice game

On Oct 31, 4:36 pm, Stephen Conrad  wrote:
> OK, I have awebcamI want to try to set up (I seem to have lost the
> connector to my digital camera so cannot use it)
> The trouble is, I cannot find it online so I need some help.
>
> It looks sorta like a space station (an orb in shape) and says STAR
> WARS on the top.
> It takes 4 AA batteries
> On the back it says this:
>
> C 2005 Hasbro
> C 2005 Lucasfilm Ltd.
> All Rights Reserved
> Made in China   C-031D
>
> Rating: 6.0V (solid line over 3 dashes) (DC) 1.4W
> Battery: 4x "AA" or "LR6"
>
> {Area you plug it in}
>
>   AV      (symbol)      Off  On
> Cable    DC IN 6V
>
> Ideas? I can only find 2 Star Wars webcams.R2-D2 and Darth Vader's
> TIE Fighter
>
> --
> Steve Conrad
> Henrietta, MO 64036
>
> "The time has come for mankind to grow up and leave its cradle behind;
> to go forth and claim our place in outer space."
>                    - Capt. Henry Gloval
>
> (\__/)
> (='.'=)
> (")_(")
> Help Bunny Take Over The World!

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Re: POP!

[Roger Kulp]

It happened to me on a G4 MDD  last week,and it took the wiring out in the room 
with it :(.

I plan to buy an Intel Mac laptop.

    Roger




--- On Fri, 11/27/09, Charles Lenington  wrote:

From: Charles Lenington 
Subject: Re: POP!
To: g3-5-list@googlegroups.com
Date: Friday, November 27, 2009, 12:25 AM

Tom Podnar wrote:
> Hello all--
>
> Last night while running my G5 Powermac Dual 1.85, I heard a "POP" and 
> it sure stopped working!  Could this be a power supply issue?  Any 
> thoughts about the best suppliers for new/rebuilt power supplies?
>
> Thank you, Tom--
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You might try here.



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Re: installing old software

[Kasey Smith]

On Nov 28, 2009, at 11:34 AM, Lawrence David Eden wrote:

> Question:  Do I have to boot my G4 in OS 9 if I want to install OS 9
> software, or can I simply launch Classic and then install the old
> software?
>
> An example of this dilemma:  OSX informs me that the version of
> QuickTime that I have installed in my Classic System Folder is not
> recommended.  If I download a newer version of Quick Time, how do I
> install it, and will it interfere in any way with OSX?

I had this problem, just boot into OS9 and run Software Update (Apple  
Menu>Control Panels>Software Update>Update Now.) I would also install  
the rest of the software in OS9.

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installing old software

[Lawrence David Eden]

Question:  Do I have to boot my G4 in OS 9 if I want to install OS 9 
software, or can I simply launch Classic and then install the old 
software?

An example of this dilemma:  OSX informs me that the version of 
QuickTime that I have installed in my Classic System Folder is not 
recommended.  If I download a newer version of Quick Time, how do I 
install it, and will it interfere in any way with OSX?


Thanks,

Larry

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Re: All NON Boot Drives are 'Locked' ???

[Dan]

At 10:08 PM -0800 11/27/2009, aussieshepsrock wrote:
>   The commands worked! Thanks a zillion. This was my first encounter
>with an issue like this specific one. I figured it was about 99%
>surely a simple permissions issue was the prob, but that other 1% was
>the terrifying feeling All my internal drive files and the archive
>external HD files were gone for good!
>I did have to do a 'repair disk' with Disk Utility before the
>externals became accessible though. Huge sigh of relief

Be cautious.  OS X locks volumes for specific reasons.  In this 
particular case - your need to repair the volumes indicates that they 
were locked to prevent data from being destroyed.  During the time 
between when you modified the permissions and when you repaired the 
volumes, you were very vulnerable.

Always check your system log.  There will be messages there saying 
exactly what happened.

- Dan.
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Re: Quicksilver problems...

[dc]

> On 25-11-2009 16:56, Bruce Johnson, john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu, wrote:
>
> Does anyone know what the QS equivalent of this page is:
> 

Quicksilvers have a second +28V line on pin #9, this pin is not used
on Gig-E or DA G4s. Otherwise the PSUs are pretty much the same, 338 W
vs 344 W in the QS. If you have a Gig-E or Digital Audio PSU and you
want to use it in the Quicksilver you could split the +28V from pin
#22 and splice it into pin #9. The QS also has a 4-pin connector that
the DA doesn't so you might need to splice that piece from the old PSU.

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RE: SATA for G4MDD

[Stewie de Young]

All good info to know.
> Was told recently I could not use the 2nd port for an internal SATA  
> DVD drive. Wondering if this is true?

I think the deal is ( with these cards anyway ) that you can hook up another 
hard drive or you can connect a DVD drive but you can't boot from it - just the 
first hard drive only.
Kind of negates plugging in a SATA DVD drive if you can't boot from it I guess.
With mine I'm going to retire my 80 Gb IDE drive that I boot from and probably 
just go SATA.I'll
keep the Raptor ( 36Gb ) as my boot drive and get something like a 320 or 500Gb 
second hard drive for data storage only. 

Stewie


> Date: Fri, 27 Nov 2009 20:40:59 -0800
> From: cm...@sonic.net
> To: g3-5-list@googlegroups.com
> Subject: Re: SATA for G4MDD
> 
> Bill Connelly wrote:
> > On Nov 27, 2009, at 6:35 PM, Stewie de Young wrote:
> > 
> >> I have had a Seritek 1S2 running in my dual DA ( 10.4.11 ) for over  
> >> a year now with a 10,000RPM WD Raptor running off it just fine.
> >> The HD is bootable from this SATA card too - not all SATA cards can  
> >> have a Mac bootable drive running off them I believe.
> >> If I wanted to I could plug another HD into this card as well.
> >>
> >> Stewie
> >>
> > 
> > Similar setup on my DA Dual 533, but under Leopard 10.5.8 (cloned).
> > 
> > Off the Seritek 1S2 I have a Seagate 1TB SATA. I can also add another  
> > SATA.
> > 
> > Was told recently I could not use the 2nd port for an internal SATA  
> > DVD drive. Wondering if this is true?
> > 
> > Got the Seritek from www.macsales.com (Other World Computing)
> > 
> 
> I didn't remember what card I have but it is the same, a SeriTek 1S2. 
> This is in my GE server running standard Tiger.  It has a 750 Gb and a 
> 1Tb drives attached.  There are also two IDE drives connected to the MB 
> IDE controller.
> 
> Now I'm in the market for another card.  I'm thinking I might go with a 
> 2 SATA, 2 E-SATA controller.  I'd use this with the existing card 
> allowing me to expand to external drives later, when needed.  I'd 
> replace the smaller drives with 1+ Tb drives.
> 
> Currently one of the IDE drives has the OS installed on it but the next 
> drive will likely take over that task.
> 
> The card has worked fine the year or two I've had it.
> 
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> Macintosh / Internet Consulting
> 
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