What is meant by synchronizing Macs?
Is this a method of automatic back up from each computer to the other?
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Can someone recommend a good security cable for when you're traveling
for a Pismo? Kensington's site lists products suitable for the
Lombard, but not for the Pismo (same case, I guess). I'm looking for
something that would allow me to leave my Pismo in a hotel room with
a bit more confidence.
Targus offers security devices:
http://www.targus.com/accessories_security.asp
http://www.techtv.com/screensavers/interact/story/0,,3311014,00.html
Another possible option is the hotel safe.
on 2/5/03 7:34 AM, Jeff Abbott at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can someone recommend a good security
Going through the archive and the recent discussion on putting OS X
on Pismos, I feel fairly confident in installing OS X Jaguar on my
400 Mhz, 320 MB RAM Pismo, that the system can handle it fine.
But if, after adding OS X, I want to add on additional RAM or upgrade
the processor, should one
On 05/02/03 10:10, Bruce Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is meant by synchronizing Macs?
Is this a method of automatic back up from each computer to the other?
Something like that. It is when you have a set of documents on one computer
and you want to maintain an exact set of copies
On 05/02/03 11:03, Jeff Abbott [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Going through the archive and the recent discussion on putting OS X
on Pismos, I feel fairly confident in installing OS X Jaguar on my
400 Mhz, 320 MB RAM Pismo, that the system can handle it fine.
But if, after adding OS X, I want to
Jeff,
I recently upgraded my Lombard to run Jag. Did a memory upgrade first,
192 --512. Then loaded Jag. This is a great combination. The memory
upgrade was easy, just make sure you buy the memory from a dealer
company that specializes in memory not a general hardware software
supplier. The
Cable or not I would not recommend leaving laptop in hotel room except for
the briefest of times (15 minutes or less) otherwise I would try safe if
laptop fits or see if hotel has a larger safe available behind front desk.
I will say that both Kensington and Targus have excellent products
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From: Jeff Abbott [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: G-Books [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 11:03 AM
Subject: upgrade path for Pismo
Going through the archive and the recent discussion on putting OS X
on Pismos, I feel fairly confident in installing OS X
I have a Pismo 400 mhz running OS 9.1/384mb/6GB HD. I would like to upgrade
the HD to at least 20GB to accommodate my ever increasing MP3 library. Does
anyone have experience of doing this in England ? What are the choices of
manufacturer ? Dealers ?
Cost ? Is the installation simple or tricky ?
Is the installation simple or tricky ?
I thought it was relatively simple. The only trick is you need a torx
screwdriver. Over in the USA the IBM Travelstar GNX (5400 rpm) is just $130,
so why go any smaller than 40 MB?
Stephen
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On 05/02/03 10:10, Bruce Mitchell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is meant by synchronizing Macs?
Is this a method of automatic back up from each computer to the other?
Reply: I was leery of synching for years - didn't really trust or understand
the methodology, which I assumed required one record
Any slim form factor 2.5 drive should work fine. I put a 20gig in my
Pismo last year. Personally, I recommend Travelstars, I have found
them to be very quiet and highly reliable.
As for the installation, it's not too difficult, and when I did it,
there were numerous sites with how-to
I second the recommendation on the Travelstar. i put in a 40GNX in
about 10 minutes. All you need is a Torx T-8 and a phillips head
screwdriver.
-Hal
On Wednesday, February 5, 2003, at 04:23 PM, RogueWriter wrote:
Any slim form factor 2.5 drive should work fine. I put a 20gig in my
Pismo
RE; unless its already broken,please dont fix it.
on 2/5/03 10:49 PM, Andrew Johnson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Wednesday, February 5, 2003, at 08:32 PM, Hal wrote:
I'm considering some TiBook surgery. Has anyone with a TiBook upgraded
the internal optical drive themselves? Anyone
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Date: Wed, 22 Jan 2003 12:44:14 +0500
Had zero responses to this query posted 2 weeks ago, so I'm trying again...
If I try to connect to the internet by selecting Connect in the Remote
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