Re: PB 1400 OS 9.1 installation tip

2003-09-24 Thread phiori
Spence, just curious how much RAM do you have in that 1400? I have 48 MB 
in mine and when I tried to install 9.1 it didn't work. Mine is also 
running the stock 133mHz processor, not a G3. 

-Andy


Andy,

I have a 1400c 166MHz that has 48 Megs of RAM and has run 9.1 since it was released. 
No problems at all with the install.
I then upgraded to a Sonnet 333MHz G3, again without issue. 

9.1 ran more reliably than 9.0.4 and 8.1 did for me on _my_ particular machine. 
7.6.1 was great as well, allowing me more RAM for apps, but 9.1  has much improved 
virtual memory capabilities and less internet app related crashes. I use heavy apps 
(dreamweaver 4, Mozilla 1.0.1, CodeWarrior, BBEdit, MacPerl, etc) and daily 8+ 
hour use on my 1400 and it holds up well. If it could only handle long file names like 
OS X can, it'd be perfect for me for years to come.

9.1 doesn't require a G3. It ran on my 604 7600, 603 7300, and my 603e 1400c.  

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Re: PB 1400 OS 9.1 installation tip

2003-09-24 Thread Darkwolf45
I'm a littl curious about your setup.  I'm on a PB1400c/166, 64 megs of RAM.  A few 
wekks ago I tried loading OS 9.1 onto it, and I felt it was unbearably slow.  Did you 
ahve this problem at first, and find a way to get around it?
Brian


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 Andy,
 
 I have a 1400c 166MHz that has 48 Megs of RAM and has run 9.1 since it was released. 
 No problems at all with the install.
 I then upgraded to a Sonnet 333MHz G3, again without issue. 
 
 9.1 ran more reliably than 9.0.4 and 8.1 did for me on _my_ particular machine. 
 7.6.1 was great as well, allowing me more RAM for apps, but 9.1  has much improved 
 virtual memory capabilities and less internet app related crashes. I use heavy apps 
 (dreamweaver 4, Mozilla 1.0.1, CodeWarrior, BBEdit, MacPerl, etc) and daily 8+ 
 hour use on my 1400 and it holds up well. If it could only handle long file names 
 like OS X can, it'd be perfect for me for years to come.
 
 9.1 doesn't require a G3. It ran on my 604 7600, 603 7300, 
 and my 603e 1400c.

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Re: PB 1400 OS 9.1 installation tip

2003-09-24 Thread Bruce Johnson
J Sand wrote:

If I max out the ram on my 5300c, will it run 9.2.2 ?
Probably not well. 9.1 works, albeit slowly, but I don't know if the 
hacks to get 9.2.2 to run on older systems (9.2.2 officially requires a 
G3 or better) will work on it.

I'm happier back down at 8.6 on my 5300 with 48 megs of ram...

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Re: PB 1400 OS 9.1 installation tip

2003-09-24 Thread Cameron Kaiser
 9.1 ran more reliably than 9.0.4 and 8.1 did for me on _my_ particular
 machine. 

I'll second this. 9.1 has been much more stable than 8.1 on my 1400+G3/333.
However, without a G3 and without maxing out the RAM, be warned it will
really drag. If you're still using a 603, stay on 8.x (9.1 is just too
glacial).

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Re: PB 1400 OS 9.1 installation tip

2003-09-23 Thread Spencer Carter
--snip--
Spence, just curious how much RAM do you have in that 1400? I have 48 MB 
in mine and when I tried to install 9.1 it didn't work. Mine is also 
running the stock 133mHz processor, not a G3. 

-Andy
--snip--

I've got the max--64megs of RAM. But I think your problem is that OS 9.1 requires a 
minimum of a G3 processor (someone correct me if I'm wrong).

Spence



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Re: PB 1400 OS 9.1 installation tip

2003-09-23 Thread David Allen
I ran 9.1 on my  1400/117s before upgrading them to G3s. Very slow, but ran. I use 64 
meg of real RAM (It ran with 60 Meg also, but prior to upping
my real RAM to at least 60 Meg, it wouldn't install.)  9.1 runs well on a G3 w/64 
Megs, but it doesn't leave much for working with any apps. Using
68 Meg of  Virtual Memory allows using apps like Photoshop, Office 2001, etc. The 
G3/333 is fairly quick even using VM. The G3/217 is a bit slow,
but still usable.

David Allen

 I've got the max--64megs of RAM. But I think your problem is that OS 9.1 requires a 
 minimum of a G3 processor (someone correct me if I'm wrong).


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Re: PB 1400 OS 9.1 installation tip

2003-09-23 Thread J Sand
I think I read that a 5300 could run 9.1 and it is not a G3.

--snip--
Spence, just curious how much RAM do you have in that 1400? I have 48 MB
in mine and when I tried to install 9.1 it didn't work. Mine is also
running the stock 133mHz processor, not a G3.
-Andy
--snip--
I've got the max--64megs of RAM. But I think your problem is that OS 9.1 
requires a minimum of a G3 processor (someone correct me if I'm wrong).

Spence
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Re: PB 1400 OS 9.1 installation tip

2003-09-23 Thread Fabian Fang
On Tuesday, September 23, 2003, at 02:32PM, Spencer Carter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

But I think your problem is that OS 9.1 requires a minimum of a G3 processor (someone 
correct me if I'm wrong).

Mac OS 9.1 only requires a Power PC processor.

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Re: PB 1400 OS 9.1 installation tip

2003-09-23 Thread flutterbug
A 5300 CE and a 1400 will run 9.1. No Voodoo to load it. It is just a
straight up install. We are running it on both machines. The 5300 has 48
megs and the 1400 has 64.

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 Subject: Re: PB 1400 OS 9.1 installation tip
 
 
 I think I read that a 5300 could run 9.1 and it is not a G3.
 
 --snip--
 Spence, just curious how much RAM do you have in that 1400? I have 48 MB
 in mine and when I tried to install 9.1 it didn't work. Mine is also
 running the stock 133mHz processor, not a G3.
 
 -Andy
 --snip--
 
 I've got the max--64megs of RAM. But I think your problem is that OS 9.1
 requires a minimum of a G3 processor (someone correct me if I'm wrong).
 
 Spence
 
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PB 1400 OS 9.1 installation tip

2003-09-22 Thread Spencer Carter
Since I don't have much to contribute to this great list, I thought this tidbit might 
help someone.

I successfully installed OS 9.1 (iMac CD from OWC) this weekend on my PB 1400 with 
Sonnet G3 CPU. It's installed on a second partition (OS 8.1 is still on the first).

I was having trouble getting the installer to work until I held down the shift key 
while booting up from the CD install disk. Then everything went as it should. I know 
that holding down the shift key while booting up disables extensions, but if you're 
booting up from a CD I don't know what difference that should make! But it did. I also 
replaced the old Startup Disk control panel with version 9.2.1. That was a 
recommendation of someone on this list.

Spence



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Re: PB 1400 OS 9.1 installation tip

2003-09-22 Thread Andy Barrus
On 9/22/03 2:25 PM,  Spencer Carter [EMAIL PROTECTED], wrote:

I successfully installed OS 9.1 (iMac CD from OWC) this weekend on my PB 
1400 with Sonnet G3 CPU. It's installed on a second partition (OS 8.1 is 
still on the first).

Spence, just curious how much RAM do you have in that 1400? I have 48 MB 
in mine and when I tried to install 9.1 it didn't work. Mine is also 
running the stock 133mHz processor, not a G3. 

-Andy

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