Exactly what is this powerboy thing ?
TIA
Mike K
makmac wrote:
Gary D. Adams on 3/25/02 5:07 PM wrote:
I've had one for several months, and it's performed flawlessly. I bought a Zip
drive from CompGeeks some time back and it had the click of death. I e-mailed
them
and got an return
On 01/04/02 10:22, Kochkodin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Exactly what is this powerboy thing ?
It's a hard disk enclosure with FireWire and USB interfaces. There is no
hard disk included, you must provide one. Since the enclosure is really
small and designed for portability, it will only work
Thought you guys might want to know- I downloaded iPhoto and now my PC
Card Smartmedia reader mounts as a disk on the desktop in OS X and
iPhoto imports the photos beautifully. (iPhoto runs fine, even though my
Wallstreet is under spec) I suppose iPhoto must have drivers included
which allow it
On Monday, April 1, 2002 11:33 AM, Kochkodin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So this means that if I go and get a 60gb hd for my Pismo, I can then take out
the OEM 10gb drive and hook it up as an external? Can that then also be used
to connect to my imac?
Yes, in both cases. I took the IBM drive
On 01/04/02 11:33, Kochkodin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So this means that if I go and get a 60gb hd for my Pismo, I can then take out
the OEM 10gb drive and hook it up as an external? Can that then also be used
to connect to my imac? I replaced the OEM drive there w/ a 60GB Maxtor and
now
Just for everyone's information, I got the drive from CompGeeks today,
unpacked it, hooked it up, and it showed up fine as a PC drive. Then I
reformatted it as a Mac HFS+ with two partitions. Works great.
In case any are interested, here's the URL:
Yes, the same manufacturer (NewMotion) makes a 3.5 enclosure, and it works fine,
too. I have both! Got 'em both from Computergeeks.com.
Gary
Laurent Daudelin wrote:
On 01/04/02 11:33, Kochkodin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So this means that if I go and get a 60gb hd for my Pismo, I can then
I tried to backup my System Folder on my Pismo but ran into some problems.
I connected my Powerbook to my Cube via a crossover cable and began to copy
the System Folder to the Cube. After a few files were transferred, I began
to get messages that this extension and that extension could not be
Start the PB up with a system CD. Then you'll have access to all the items in
the System folder.
Gary
Harper, Charlie T wrote:
I tried to backup my System Folder on my Pismo but ran into some problems.
I connected my Powerbook to my Cube via a crossover cable and began to copy
the System
At 12.58 PM -0600 4/1/02, Harper, Charlie T wrote:
Start the PB up with a system CD. Then you'll have access to all the items
in
the System folder.
Response: But can I activate File Sharing having started up from the CD?
you can't activate it on the machine that's booted to CD.. but
you
Yep! That's the solution. I wasn't thinking.
Gary
Jeremy Derr wrote:
At 12.58 PM -0600 4/1/02, Harper, Charlie T wrote:
Start the PB up with a system CD. Then you'll have access to all the items
in
the System folder.
Response: But can I activate File Sharing having started up from the
Thanks guys. What I'm hearing is that I can boot my Pismo from the System
CD, look in the Chooser and see my Cube and mount its Hard Drive which
should appear on my Pismo's desktop. Then copy the System Folder on my
Pismo's hard drive to the Cube's hard drive. Let me know if I have missed
-Original Message-
From: Jeremy Derr [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, April 01, 2002 3:43 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: System Folder Backup
At 3.05 PM -0600 4/1/02, Harper, Charlie T wrote:
Ok, if I am able to see the Cube's HD on the Pismo desktop, can I then drag
Having observed the conversation about system file backups, I was
wondering if I could boot from my install CD, access my 7500 as a
server, and then run TechTool Pro on the 7500 to defragment my iBooks
hard drive with no ill effects.
I tried to make a boot CD to accomplish the same thing.
Gary D. Adams on 3/25/02 5:07 PM wrote:
I've had one for several months, and it's performed flawlessly. I
bought a Zip
drive from CompGeeks some time back and it had the click of death.
I e-mailed
them
and got an return authorization pretty quickly. They are pretty
dependable.
Playing a DVD in my Ti-400 is an iffy, kludgy operation. Any touching of
the controls can result in a system freeze, and there are hiccups for no
reason once in awhile as well. Any ideas (9.1, 512 meg RAM.)
Thanks
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Small Dog
Dear Listessas, Listas -
How hard would it be to replace the DVD drive in a PB G4 500 with
the ones now standard (?) in the 'new' Ti 550 and 667 ? I have
replaced HD, RAM etc. in different PB's and I heard that there are
really only two (?) manufacturers for the 'new' Combo drives.
How much
At 11:29 PM -0500 4/1/02, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 4/1/02 5:36:42 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Backing up System Folders and copies of
Applications is needlessly redundant since you already have media
with which to reinstall these items.
Not redundant. When one has a happy
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