on 21/06/02 02:13, Walter R Basil at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I guess I am in the minority in that I love those ³definitions² quotes. I
get the digest mode and I make sure I read every one of them and add some of
them to my own collection of signatures via the Steal A Sig script.
Walter,
I haven't experienced any problems whatsoever (as well as all the other
upgrades). I have only installed it on my iBook DVD 500 with 640 Megs RAM
since I am in Kuwait right now and the rest of my Macs are back home being
used by the Wife and Kid.
They will probably update theirs when Jaguar is
Anyone spring for one of these yet? I'm just wondering what kind of real
world performance differences I could expect, not really running anything
all that processor intensive outside of iTunes (yet). I wanna go for it, but
part of me thinks it's just upgradeitis.
I'm kind of curious about
I guess I am in the minority in that I love those ³definitions² quotes. I
get the digest mode and I make sure I read every one of them and add some of
them to my own collection of signatures via the Steal A Sig script.
Walter,
Thanks for your support! I did try to skim the longest ones,
If the computer boots to a commercial CD, then there's not likely anything
wrong with the PowerBook, but rather it's likely that it's something wrong
with the CD you're using and/or the way it was burned.
One other thing to look at is that sometimes, depending on the burner/media
combination
Hello listers,
There were a series of posts awhile back discussing various expansion
bay drives for the Pismo/Lombard Powerbooks, and I have actually been
using an MCE expansion bay housing (that cost $90) with an extra 2.5
drive I've had around. This got me to wondering... since the VST
Apple just (Friday evening) released a patch for 10.1.5 that is
supposed to fix some things. Go to your Software Update utility and
download it; maybe it will solve the troubles you've experienced. As
an aside, I wonder if Apple scheduled the release for
after-business-hours in order to
Wow. Thanks a lot Michael. That was all really useful. I think I'd
rather go with a new 700Mhz iBook with the better video card than
upgrade my pismo... I think there would be a greater speed difference
and if I sold my pismo on ebay I'd only be spending one or two hundred
dollars more
You have a 400mhz G3, and this would be a 500mhz G4. That is a 25% clock
rate increase. You can expect (because you are plugging it into an older
architecture) around a 20% speed increase across the board when you factor
in the limitations of your drive/bus speeds and video card.
Hmm... mostly
Yes,
A kernel exception always occurs if I try to drag a file out of a Eudora window when
the computer is connected to a Win2K shared volume.
Also, OS-9 only rarely boots with extensions turned on. This started happening around
10.3 or 10.4. I've done clean installs of OS-9 from the CD/ web
on 21/06/02 22:46, Paul Nicholson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes,
A kernel exception always occurs if I try to drag a file out of a Eudora
window when the computer is connected to a Win2K shared volume.
Also, OS-9 only rarely boots with extensions turned on. This started happening
Michael - Excellent explanation, plus very useful for those of us (like
myself) with 400 MHz Pismos and considering whether/how to upgrade.
Thanks!!!
Jim Rohde
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I have heard that 3 hours in the freezer, followed by
a flat drop from a few feet up onto a hard surface
will break away the dendrites that form on the
opposing plates, reducing the battery's effectiveness.
My one attempt by my wife hit on the corner
shattered my battery. I've not heard of any
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