on 22/04/04 01:07, Kyle Hansen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 4/21/04 5:45 PM, Kurt Appling [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:
RE; I know what you mean about comp-usa, the store in tampa is just
awful,yet the superstore a couple of miles from me has been excellent,
they really
Does anyone know where I can get a manual for a Wallstreet. I need to
know how to take it apart and upgrade the hard drive for a friend. I've
done this on my Pismo but I can't seem to get the Wallstreet apart and
don't want to force the issue.
Any help appreciated.
RE; I know what you mean about comp-usa, the store in tampa is just
awful,yet the superstore a couple of miles from me has been excellent,
they really vary alot here.
Funny. The Tampa store on Hillsborough as well as the one on Dale Mabry the
one in Clearwater and the one in Brandon are
I've got copy of Panther which my wife uses on her iBook. Have tried XPoatFacto - but
something seems to go wrong during installation. Have an 8 GB partition for OSX; a
separate 20 GB partition for Classic; and another 2GB on a removable HD for OS 9.2.2.
No luck so far.
Since I bought Panther
There are a handful of different active SCSI termination IC's. I'd
suggest Googling the numbers on the IC's around the SCSI port.
You should be able to see a bad SCSI line with voltmeter. Just look for
signal pins not pulled up. If you find a terminator IC with a low
signal pin on it, replace
PRAM battery is new. The battery shows that it is fully charged though
it calculates its time left as only 30 minutes or so. It is one reason
I've come to suspect the PRAM.
J Sanderson
On Wednesday, Apr 21, 2004, at 16:45 US/Central, George Mogiljansky
wrote:
What about the Pram battery?
Jack, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Have tried XPoatFacto - but something seems to go wrong during
installation. Have an 8 GB partition for OSX;
Is that the exact size? I seem to recall one should aim for more like 7.3
GB. Also, have you been using XPF 3a9 or 3a14? Those are the only
versions that have
At 04:27 PM +0100 02/15/2004, Mikael Byström wrote:
Jack, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Have tried XPoatFacto - but something seems to go wrong during
installation. Have an 8 GB partition for OSX;
Is that the exact size? I seem to recall one should aim for more like 7.3 GB.
Good point. The Apple TIL
Hi
I have a Pismo 500Mhz that cant find the startup drive when I do a
restart, but is fine if I do a complete shutdown.
Does anyone know if it's possible to re-flash the ROM with the same
version
that its already on it, or with an earlier version. The reason I'm
looking at the ROM
is that it
On 22/04/04 14:02, Dean Reichert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi
I have a Pismo 500Mhz that cant find the startup drive when I do a
restart, but is fine if I do a complete shutdown.
Does anyone know if it's possible to re-flash the ROM with the same
version
that its already on it, or with an
On Thu, Apr 22, 2004 at 01:47:58PM -0400, K wrote:
:
: [The Windows API] is so deeply embedded in the source code of many
: Windows apps that there is a huge switching cost to using a different
: operating system instead. It is this switching cost that has given the
: customers the
Yes, I did try a different hard drive. both apple ROM'd by the way.
I also should have mentioned that the hard drives wont spin back up
after a restart. Also, if you have a system install CD in the DVD
drive, it will
find that and start but the HD wont show up on the desktop because
it has
On Apr 22, 2004, at 11:22 AM, Eugene Lee wrote:
Old news. Among software developers, momentum is known to be very hard
to stop once started on the path of a particular API. We saw the
ruckus
back in the Rhapsody days when Apple tried to convince Mac developers
to
switch from the Mac Toolbox
Only posted it because I thought it was interesting..
Regards,
Mike K
Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Apr 22, 2004, at 11:22 AM, Eugene Lee wrote:
Old news. Among software developers, momentum is known to be very hard
to stop once started on the path of a particular API. We saw the ruckus
back in the
Which version of OS X are you referring to, Bruce?
The one named Puma (10.0 up to 10.1.5, I believe),
Jaguar or Panther? Or maybe Leopard?
I'm told there are fundamental differences between or
amongst all three (four).
George (rushing in where angels fear to tread)
--- Bruce Johnson [EMAIL
Sorry, Dean, but could this be part of the ongoing
Pismo problem? If so, I'm glad I settled for an
ancient PDQ for a lot less.
With regards to BIOS, check out this page -
http://homepage.mac.com/
techedgeezine/cart_mac_pb5.html.
Best
George
--- Dean Reichert [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yes, I did
on 4/22/04 11:54 AM, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a Pismo 500Mhz that cant find the startup drive when I do a
restart, but is fine if I do a complete shutdown.
Does anyone know if it's possible to re-flash the ROM with the same
version
that its already on it, or with an earlier
Thanks, Mike,
I found it interesting, and also the thread that developed gave me a bit
of education. Here is the response of a friend who I forwarded to,
describing a day to look forward to:
mark my words: microsoft is dead as the dominant force. *nix will rise,
gov'ts will go there and
At 7:30 AM -0400 4/22/04, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
One Apple technician for 4 stores? I know that Apple hardware is of better
quality, but that still seems a lot!
Naw. The one in question is excellent. I bet the problems stem from
under-educated staff.
--
;-)
Paul
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Quadlist and
My daughter (who was given an iBook for graduation and which I now use,
hahahahaha) goes to school at Wake Forest where they issue Thinkpads to
all students at the beginning of their Freshman and Junior years. She
has a bunch of songs on her iTunes for Windows most of which are also
on her
On Apr 22, 2004, at 3:25 PM, John Slavin wrote:
My daughter (who was given an iBook for graduation and which I now
use, hahahahaha) goes to school at Wake Forest where they issue
Thinkpads to all students at the beginning of their Freshman and
Junior years. She has a bunch of songs on her
John Slavin said:
iPod and copy of the songs onto her new machine, correct? If not
what's the easiest way to get her songs over to her new machine?
She can burn a CD with the songs and then rip it to the new computer.
Easy as pie.
Hector I. Macedo
On Thursday, April 22, 2004, at 01:02 PM, Dean Reichert wrote:
I have a Pismo 500Mhz that cant find the startup drive when I do a
restart, but is fine if I do a complete shutdown. [...] By the way,
the Pismo functions perfectly in every other way.
Any ideas?
I had a similar problem with my
Well, she has about 2000 songs on her computer. The CD route doesn't
seem practical to me.
On Apr 22, 2004, at 6:27 PM, Hector I Macedo wrote:
John Slavin said:
iPod and copy of the songs onto her new machine, correct? If not
what's the easiest way to get her songs over to her new machine?
There are shareware and freeware apps. for the Mac where you can
transfer songs from the iPod to your computer. I'm sure there are
probably similar apps. that will work with a PC. Check the iPod lounge:
http://www.ipodlounge.com/
On the left side of the main page, scroll down and there's a
On Apr 23, 2004, at 4:43 AM, John Slavin wrote:
Well, she has about 2000 songs on her computer. The CD route doesn't
seem practical to me.
On Apr 22, 2004, at 6:27 PM, Hector I Macedo wrote:
John Slavin said:
iPod and copy of the songs onto her new machine, correct? If not
what's the
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