I seem to lack the proper manual, but isn't it odd that a place like
Wegenermedia only want to sell the backup battery for the Powerbook
G4 667 DVI only with the PMU board? Are they fused as one item physically
or it just an Apple repair/spare part thing?
Would it be feasible to get just the
Thanks, that did the trick- I'm now running Win 2K pro on my ibook, and it seems to be
running great. One thing though, I wouldn't really call it a problem, since I'm sure
that VPC wasn't designed with this in mind, but I'd like to know what I can do jsut
the same: I'd like to run an older
jsut the same: I'd like to run an older game, five years old to be
exact, and the VPC software doesn't seem to be recognizing my vid card
as a 3D card. I'm quite aware that VPC wasn't intedned as a gaming
platform, but I had hoped to also use it to run my very old copy of
Starfleet Command.
Thanks for your suggestions Laurent. Swapping bits between the old and
new Pismos, I have isolated two separate problems; the interminable
boot seems to be a HD cable problem, so will try to fix or get a new
cable.
But the PMU needs to be reset every time I restart otherwise I don't
get any
On Oct 10, 2004, at 7:19 PM, Steve Fuller wrote:
jsut the same: I'd like to run an older game, five years old to be
exact, and the VPC software doesn't seem to be recognizing my vid
card as a 3D card. I'm quite aware that VPC wasn't intedned as a
gaming platform, but I had hoped to also use
Make sure you install the VPC extensions into your Windows virtual
machine. However, it won't help any. I think all VPC emulates
non-accelerated video card. Games are going to suck performance wise.
Pre-release hype was that VPC7 was going to make this better, but I
don't think it'll ever be
on 10/10/04 20:52, Stuart Saunders at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for your suggestions Laurent. Swapping bits between the old and
new Pismos, I have isolated two separate problems; the interminable
boot seems to be a HD cable problem, so will try to fix or get a new
cable.
But the PMU
