If you're throwing other users in the mix, then it will add another level of
complexity, plus the added problem of permissions. Even if you are the
administrator, you don't have access to some folders of the other users.
It's hard to synchronize the content of a folder when you don't have
On 31/03/04 10:00, Seeker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you're throwing other users in the mix, then it will add another level of
complexity, plus the added problem of permissions. Even if you are the
administrator, you don't have access to some folders of the other users.
It's hard to
What would you buy?
I'm really stuck here. I can't decide which drive to buy for my Pismo, and I
need one very soon. I'm stuck between the Hitachi/IBM Travelstar 60GB
7200rpm vs the 80GB 5400rpm.
Since I've seen very similar prices on them, is the performance increase
from a 5400rpm drive to a
Hi.
I don't know if anyone else has had a problem with an external monitor.
I've had one and have solved it.
The Problem:
If I have an external monitor attached when I power up my PB
(Jaguar-only install), I'd end up with a blank screen on both the LCD
and the external monitor. If I'd boot
On Mar 30, 2004, at 8:41 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 30/03/04 19:53, Hoju Dingo at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
It would be nice if (like real Unix systems 8-) ) that the virtual
memory swap files
could be put in a separate partition (at least from the system files)
which would then
not cause
Since I've seen very similar prices on them, is the performance
increase
from a 5400 rpm drive to a 7200rpm drive worth the smaller size? I'll
be
doing some video editing, some music editing, and a lot of general
everyday
multi-tasking in various apps.
For video editing, I would get the 7200
On 31 Mar 2004, at 6:49 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
Well, IMNSHO, I think that File Synchronization is the best, most
affordable and easiest to use tool but then, I'm the author!
LOL
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Try This:
I just recently replaced the HD in my Pismo.
It was so easy I can't tell you! I went by the movie from OWC.
http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/PB_G3/wallstreet_hard_drive/
don't miss down further, where it says: Yes, Show me.
Here are more powerbook install info's:
Versiontracker throws up a few different options with mixed feedback.
Any suggestions on good tools?
Well, IMNSHO, I think that File Synchronization is the best, most
affordable and easiest to use tool but then, I'm the author!
I'm not the author and I agree. There are lots of other tools that
I just purchased a dead Pismo, which according to the seller
had been dropped. I'm trying to revive it. The case has a small
crack but otherwise it appears to be in very good physical condition.
It won't power on, and there are no lights on the battery etc--no sign
of power whatsoever.
I found a
The recent thread about base stations whetted my appetite for wireless.
I've also been longing to break the built-in 10 Meg, half-duplex LAN
limitation I've got so now sounds like a good time to buy once I get my
facts straight.
Today I went to CompUSA to check out the Buffalo that was
On 31/03/04 16:15, Jim Newberry [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just purchased a dead Pismo, which according to the seller
had been dropped. I'm trying to revive it. The case has a small
crack but otherwise it appears to be in very good physical condition.
It won't power on, and there are no
On 31/03/04 16:18, Stephen Kerney [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The recent thread about base stations whetted my appetite for wireless.
I've also been longing to break the built-in 10 Meg, half-duplex LAN
limitation I've got so now sounds like a good time to buy once I get my
facts straight.
I had a G-books administration warning, and I replied to it. Now I am
missing G-Books Digest #1667. Could someone please send me a copy?
Thank you very much,
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One thing I forgot to mention regarding the dead Pismo;
there's no hard drive in it. But I assume it should power on
without a drive, correct? There is a DVD drive and I have
the startup disc.
I'm thinking about sending it in to Powerbookresq.com--
any experiences with them? It seems like $49 is a
I wanted to reboot from my Disk Warrior
CD-ROM so I put it in the internal CD-ROM drive and
rebooted, holding down the C key, but the computer
started up from the HD, eventually reporting that
it couldn't recognize the CD-ROM and offered to eject
or initialize it, so I chose the former.
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