On Sun, Apr 28, 2002 at 01:16:02PM -0700, Michael J. Granado wrote:
:
: I have the following questions and was wondering
: if anyone could answer them (or at least any part
: of them) for me in regards to the PB Lombard:
:
: 1-is installing RAM difficult and what EXACTLY is
: the max (384 or mor
on 28/04/02 19:06, Eric D. at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> on 28/4/02 16:34, Dick Grable at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
>>> 4-is the lombard able to handle today's software
>>> in regards to speed (no hardcore photoshop or
>>> games)?
>> Had no problems. Was plenty fast in OS 9.
>
> The only major
on 28/04/02 20:04, Todd Moody at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip!]
> Next stop: OS X 10.1. Armed with enough speed hacks, I think I can pull it
> off, and not have to fiddle
> with a dual-boot environment. I just want a nice devel platform where I can
> code PHP, play with MySQL,
> watch DivX mov
on 28/04/02 17:24, Byron Gardner at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Need some help please...
>
> I have two new batteries, different brands, for my G3 Wallstreet. Both
> batteries show ~16.80 volts when inserted in the PB using the application
> MyBattery PPC. The menu bar battery shows a depleted ba
Todd:
Believe me, I'm way out of my league on this list in terms of knowledge,
but I'm here to learn. This list will help bring me up to speed and I
expect to learn a lot by reading the discussions.
As a UNIX junkie, I imagine that you'd really get into OS X. I know
nothing about UNIX at this p
Need some help please...
I have two new batteries, different brands, for my G3 Wallstreet. Both
batteries show ~16.80 volts when inserted in the PB using the application
MyBattery PPC. The menu bar battery shows a depleted battery icon and the PB
goes down on low voltage sleep when unplugged.
I
4/28/2002 8:21:06 PM, Donald Keenan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Welcome to the list. From your experience with your WallStreet, you seem
>to bring a lot of savvy with you. Great deal...a steal really.
>I'm relatively new to the list and definitely new to computing. I could
>never have pulled of
Todd:
Welcome to the list. From your experience with your WallStreet, you seem
to bring a lot of savvy with you. Great deal...a steal really.
I'm relatively new to the list and definitely new to computing. I could
never have pulled off the troubleshooting you've done. I have a Pismo
500mhz
with
Hey fellow PB owners,
I joined this list today because I bought my first Mac a couple of months ago, and
I've been having
fun with it. It's a 233Mhz Series I Wall Street w/ a 2.1GB HD and 96MB of RAM.
Before you turn up
your nose, you should know that I bought it in the clearance section of a
on 28/4/02 16:34, Dick Grable at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> 4-is the lombard able to handle today's software
>> in regards to speed (no hardcore photoshop or
>> games)?
> Had no problems. Was plenty fast in OS 9.
The only major I difference I see b/t a B&W G3/450 576 MB RAM and a
Lombard/333 64
On 4/28/2002 1:16 PM, "Michael J. Granado" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I have the following questions and was wondering
> if anyone could answer them (or at least any part
> of them) for me in regards to the PB Lombard:
>
> 1-is installing RAM difficult and what EXACTLY is
> the max
Hello,
I have the following questions and was wondering
if anyone could answer them (or at least any part
of them) for me in regards to the PB Lombard:
1-is installing RAM difficult and what EXACTLY is
the max (384 or more)?
2-possible to install a 20gb HD in a lombard or
difficult?
3-is the s
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