Gary, if you take a look at those benchmarks for exp. bay devices I sent
you the URL for, you'll also see that the Ratoc FW card, together with
the Red/Yellow VST drive, is a little slower than the int. HD on the PB,
which gives an indication of 1st-gen FW controllers (and the VST drive is
In a message dated 3/27/02 7:19:53 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Gary, if you take a look at those benchmarks for exp. bay devices I sent
you the URL for, you'll also see that the Ratoc FW card, together with
the Red/Yellow VST drive, is a little slower than the int. HD on the PB,
which
Twice a year we run a pair of surveys -- Best of the Mac Web and Rest of
the Mac Web. The second survey covers 50 sites not included in the Best
poll, and the best of these will move up to the Best survey in October.
Rest of the Mac Web has a lot of good low-end sites like Mac512K, System
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Hi all,
I have an iBook (500) with a CD/RW drive. Lately, the CD tray has been
popping open at times on its own. Sometimes it will be when I touch the
tray on the outside, for example when I pick up the iBook. Other times, it
will just open for no apparent reason.
Anyone having this problem?
Like someone else who posted recently about the VST Expansion Bay 10GB hard
drive, my shoplet.com order was just canceled; the e-mail says that the
manufacturer is no longer making the item.
SO - does anyone happen to have a summarized list of alternatives?
Here's what I know so far (with
On Thu, Mar 28, 2002 at 06:50:45PM -0500, Philip Jewett wrote:
:
: are lombards particularly picky about what kind of ram you put in them? i
: have one that seems to only like the original 64 it came with. when i put 2
: 128's (not a pair) in it i had all kinds of crashes and applications
:
I have a PB G4 667 (DVD/CD-RW) with 512MB and it has 2x256MB in it.
Also, on the fan issue, the fan seems to come on pretty often, but I
haven't payed attention to the conditions under which it does so.
-JDWTopGuy
--
G-Books is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
Small Dog
on 3/27/02 6:56 PM, Eugene Lee at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, Mar 28, 2002 at 06:50:45PM -0500, Philip Jewett wrote:
:
: are lombards particularly picky about what kind of ram you put in them? i
: have one that seems to only like the original 64 it came with. when i put 2
: 128's (not
The only constraint I know of is only 256 in each slot. There were/are
problems with the processors in early Lombards having problems with more
than the stock 64 megs of ram although I can't remember if that applied to
OS X installs only.
On 3/28/2002 3:50 PM, Philip Jewett [EMAIL PROTECTED]
are lombards particularly picky about what kind of ram you put in them? i
have one that seems to only like the original 64 it came with. when i put 2
128's (not a pair) in it i had all kinds of crashes and applications
freezing up.
Try TransIntl. Lower slot stuff is more expensive (LP SO-DIMMs).
Gene:
http://www.compgeeks.com has the cardbus 8gb drives for $79. I ordered one
today to see what it's like.
Gary
gd2 wrote:
Like someone else who posted recently about the VST Expansion Bay 10GB hard
drive, my shoplet.com order was just canceled; the e-mail says that the
manufacturer is
Gary, if you take a look at those benchmarks for exp. bay devices I sent
you the URL for, you'll also see that the Ratoc FW card, together with
the Red/Yellow VST drive, is a little slower than the int. HD on the PB,
which gives an indication of 1st-gen FW controllers (and the VST drive is
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