John, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I then remembered the reset switch, held it in for 10 seconds and then
restarted. This time the HD cycled through a normal bootup, but both screens
remain black. I'm guess the video section has fried, but don't know much
about it--like is it separate from the
on Startup of my Lombard I get a black screen with
this message:
/etc/master.passwd: Not a directory
/etc/master.passwd: Not a directory
-sh: /etc/profle: Not a directory
-sh-2.05b# ADB present : 8c
I cannot do an alternate Startup with any key
combination despite having a eDrive Partition
What is the max amount of ram you can put in a Wallstreet?
Rad...
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Greetings
I am having a problem with a much loved stock 400 Pismo, running Panther,
that hopefully someone can offer some advice.
The unit will not turn on, no lights, no beeps nothing, DEAD.
I reseat the CPU, it will start up, I can shut it down and restart it,
it will go into sleep mode and
Im thinking of trading in my PC box for VPC, and using it on a g4 12in
powerbook DVI, does anyone here have any experience with the speed of
VPC on this platform for basic things? (I only need it for a few
Programs that dont run on Mac, mostly simple things, and the occasional
webpage that
jason:
if you don't mean games, cads, or the like, but just basic software, it
will be ok. slow, but you can live with it. i am more familiar with vps
5 running windows 98. i have been told not to do xp, and i have taken
it by faith.
hope it helps,
gladys
On Mar 15, 2004, at 12:11 AM, Jason R
I have VPC 6.1 on my 12 1GHz with Windows 2000 installed. It is a bit
slow at times, but I've only got 384MB on my Mac (until my 512MB module
arrives from Crucial tomorrow). I use it for Internet Explorer 6,
which is required by one website I use for school, and to install music
on my Sony
Well, that is the sort of use i am going to have, I need to use some
programs that I cannot find for mac, like the one the Air Force uses to
fill out forms, and other government types of things. I was thinking
win2k is good, since that is all they have at my worksite, but since i
dont plan on
I haven't tried XP on VPC yet, but I have used it on low-powered PC
laptops. On a Pentium II 300MHz, XP was acceptable, but only if all of
the eye candy is turned off. Still, it was noticeably slower than 2000
on that machine. For example, I could play a DVD (PowerDVD 2.5 - a
software
Sounds sensible, as i really only want to use it for the few things i
cant get around using that are windows only. gotta love that the
only people I know who use windows only programs are the US Air Force,
and they are sposed to be high tech...
On Mar 14, 2004, at 22:19, Andrew wrote:
I
I concur. I run VPC with windows 2000 on an iBook 900mHz G3 without
problems. I only use for a couple windows-specific apps that I need. No
games.
I've been using VPC since version 3 on Powerbooks since the Wallstreet
G3s. It's been a great solution.
On Mar 14, 2004, at 10:31 PM, Jason R
so it seems like im pretty much going to go with the VPC, as soon as I
can cough up the cash, thanks for the info, everyone:-)
On Mar 14, 2004, at 22:52, Hal wrote:
I concur. I run VPC with windows 2000 on an iBook 900mHz G3 without
problems. I only use for a couple windows-specific apps that I
on 14/03/04 22:17, Rad Craig at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is the max amount of ram you can put in a Wallstreet?
Rad...
I think it's 512MB...
-Laurent.
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