Hi,
I have been serving too small lists on my mac with OS 9, using free software:
Macjordomo as a list server and Stalker Internet Mail Server as a
mail server, so that the mail accounts of the lists actually reside
in my mac.
I want to move up to OS X, which I hoped would make it easy to do
Hmm, I seem to have jumped midway into this thread. Do I understand that
you're trying to install 9.1 over 8.1? It's been a long time since I used OS
8x but if memory serves, you have to update to OS 9.0 before installing 9.1.
At any rate, you need to update to 8.6 before doing anything with OS
Just a question. Is this easily corrupted in your own experience, or via
word-of-mouth from others? I've been using Entourage for about a year and a
half, and I've never lost and email, and any corruption I've had was
easily fixed with a database rebuild. I haven't counted recently, but I
I had an 8100 once and I successfully installed OS 9 on it over OS 8.1
using the OS 9.0.4 CD. You don't have to upgrade to 8.6 before you can
upgrade to OS 9.
On Friday, September 20, 2002, at 04:23 AM, David M Kiely wrote:
Hmm, I seem to have jumped midway into this thread. Do I
on 9/19/02 22:22, Ross Cottrell at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Simple and elegant, no rebuilds
necessary and no un-sightly bloating.
I wonder what the total disk size of 1 Eudora emails is versus 1
Entourage or Outlook Express emails.
-Mick
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Ah, nostalgia! Yes, this brings it all back. But wasn't it the case that you
had to update 8.0 to 9.0 before you could install 9.1? Perhaps Mr Turner can
be more specific?
I had an 8100 once and I successfully installed OS 9 on it over OS 8.1
using the OS 9.0.4 CD. You don't have to upgrade
At 10:23 AM +0100 9/20/2002, David M Kiely wrote:
Hmm, I seem to have jumped midway into this thread. Do I understand that
you're trying to install 9.1 over 8.1? It's been a long time since I used OS
8x but if memory serves, you have to update to OS 9.0 before installing 9.1.
At any rate, you
I stand corrected, Clark. Again, maybe Van Turner can enlighten us as to his
problem
There hasn't been a full install version of a MacOS that required
any prior version of the OS to be installed first or that couldn't
install over any other version (assuming the machine can use the new
Dear all,
I have been having problems with my cd/dvd rom drive (apologies if this is
sounding all too familiar..) When I got my Tibook (May 2001) the drive was
great- none of the mounting/alignment problems that plagued other early
machines. But recently the drive refused to mount any CDs.
Luis Sequeira wrote:
Hi,
I have been serving too small lists on my mac with OS 9, using free software:
Macjordomo as a list server and Stalker Internet Mail Server as a
mail server, so that the mail accounts of the lists actually reside
in my mac.
I want to move up to OS X, which I
My WS 266 with an added 64Mb runs its fan half of the time that it's in use
(after about 30 min from awaking from sleep). The percentage of time it's on
has steadily increased (it used to be about 20%) and now the fan will shut
off for a few seconds and restart almost immediately.
I use it on a
We all know how credible Spymac is... but still, this seems to make
sense. Of course, if Apple stops bundling IE with their computers and
copies of OS X, then MS will probably seriously consider dumping Office
support for Macs. That could hurt.
I also think that Chimera doesn't have Flash
Flash works for me in Chimera
On Friday, September 20, 2002, at 03:57 PM, Luca Rescigno wrote:
We all know how credible Spymac is... but still, this seems to make
sense. Of course, if Apple stops bundling IE with their computers and
copies of OS X, then MS will probably seriously consider
Luis Sequeira wrote:
Yes, I understand that. But it seems that Apple has made that
intentionally hard to do. I tweaked the configuration files but end
up with an error every time I try to run sendmail:
/etc/mail/sendmail.cf: line 99: fileclass: cannot open
Luca Rescigno wrote:
I also think that Chimera doesn't have Flash player on it... isn't
Flash only for Netscape and IE? If so, a lot of computer newbies will
get confused when certain websites that require Flash player stop
working for them.
The only reason that Chimera wouldn't run
Okay. I haven't personally gotten it to work, but then again, I haven't
really made a concerted effort. However, since the website where Flash
can be downloaded usually only lists plugins for IE and Netscape,
people new to computers (or ones like me ;-) may not have any idea what
to do.
On
William,
I'd be interested to know about Gen1 Ti owners' experiences with major
RAM upgrades as a speedup.
From: William Benton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have a Titanium Powerbook G4/400 that seems as slow as molasses. The
applications are not to slow, but all actions in the Finder are.
On September 20 2002, Luca Rescigno [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I also think that Chimera doesn't have Flash player on it... isn't
Flash only for Netscape and IE? If so, a lot of computer newbies will
get confused when certain websites that require Flash player stop
working for them.
Still, I
On 9/19/02 1:27 PM, Ryan Coleman [EMAIL PROTECTED] Broadcast into the
ether:
WHY IS THIS BEING SENT OUT?.Wasting the list's time.
selfish. Send it Off list please.
Yes Sir, you are not a nanny, sir!
I was replying to Kyle's OT response and I deemed it acceptable
(margainally) because
Hello all,
I just posted this to Apple Discussions but thought it still worth posting
here.
I discovered this today and thought it might be of some use to others using
10.2.1 who experience unusually long startup times. It may only apply if you
do NOT use your Ethernet port routinely (I use
Chimera has my #1 vote too. I used to be an OmniWeb aficionado but it seemed
to get slower and slower with every OS X update
I've been a loyal iCab user for about three years now. I tried all the
browsers for OS X, and Chimera is the best I have seen at this stage of
development. If
On Friday, September 20, 2002, at 03:51 PM, Gene Huh wrote:
I discovered this today and thought it might be of some use to others
using
10.2.1 who experience unusually long startup times. It may only apply
if you
do NOT use your Ethernet port routinely (I use AirPort, personally).
After installing x.1 on my wallstreet (300mhz 8/192) the installer
restarted my computer after counting down 30 seconds, it booted up into my
other OS (9.1) on another partition and I went to the startup disk control
panel and selected my partition w/ X to boot on. The booting of X failed
On Friday, September 20, 2002, at 05:25 PM, David Pekarsky wrote:
What can I do?
Hopefully this won't involve wiping the hard drive...
All help is greatly appreciated
Thanks
..that all sounds nasty!!
Good luck!
Walt
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on 09/20/2002 9:44 AM, David M Kiely at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I stand corrected, Clark. Again, maybe Van Turner can enlighten us as to his
problem
There hasn't been a full install version of a MacOS that required
any prior version of the OS to be installed first or that couldn't
At 6:58 PM -0500 9/20/2002, Van Turner wrote:
on 09/20/2002 9:44 AM, David M Kiely at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I stand corrected, Clark. Again, maybe Van Turner can enlighten us as to his
problem
There hasn't been a full install version of a MacOS that required
any prior version of
On 20/09/2002 17:07, Clark Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
9.1 is fine with a 7500, that's what I'm using. More than likely the
9.1 isn't the retail version but a machine specific version. If so
it is designed to only install on a select group of machines,
including the machine it came
No to respond to my first e-mail about my temporarily broken wallstreet, I
fixed it by running the X installer quitting it, and before it restarts
hitting the eject button for the cd drive repetitively so that the X cd
would eject all the while holding down on option booting it into my
One more question and then I'll shut up for a while...
Under the system profiler for my 300mhz wallstreet (which it does say on
the bottom of the machine) it says the machine is running a 450mhz, could
this be an upgrade that I haven't heard about in the machine since I just
bought it and did
Yes there was a G3 450MHz upgrade made for the WS. PowerLogix made one,
not sure who else.
On Friday, September 20, 2002, at 08:45 PM, David Pekarsky wrote:
One more question and then I'll shut up for a while...
Under the system profiler for my 300mhz wallstreet (which it does
say on
the
Let me get this straight, Van. You say you can install 8.1, right? But that
9.1 won't do a clean install. What if you were to hack your 8.1 System
Folder with ResEdit (Finder, System and System Resources) and fool the
installer into believing you already had OS 9.0 on board? Worth a try.
on 09/20/2002 7:18 PM, Greg Burkman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 20/09/2002 17:07, Clark Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
9.1 is fine with a 7500, that's what I'm using. More than likely the
9.1 isn't the retail version but a machine specific version. If so
it is designed to only
I'm trying to replace the keyboard on my Lombard and, as several on the
list pointed out when I was changing hard drives, I have instructions for
the wrong G3.
Does anybody know what all has to come out before the keyboard cables
are disconnected? Or where I can find the correct
on 20/09/02 23:16, Mark at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Looking for a short 'n' sweet answer here. What is the best way to upgrade
OS10.1.5 to OS10.2 without doing a clean install. Since Jaguar's release,
I've read many posts on how it took hours to install, languages installed
that the user
on 20/09/02 23:37, w miller at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm trying to replace the keyboard on my Lombard and, as several on the
list pointed out when I was changing hard drives, I have instructions for
the wrong G3.
Does anybody know what all has to come out before the keyboard cables
Short answer, do a clean install and install only the things you need.
Restore old extensions afterwards only if you know they'll work in
10.2. Purrs on a Pismo 400.
Now the long one:
From my experience which so far I'm only 1 and 1 with Jaguar installs
and no problems. I've installed on my
RE; I remember about the time frame of OS7.5 my OS included the cyberdog
browser,I still think had mac stayed with developeing it,the competeing
browsers that load throughout the entire OS and thus corrupt and damage the
entire OS when they corrupt ,would have resulted in much less troublesome
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