Hello,
I have an airport card in an ibook (500 mhz, dual usb) and wonder if
I got an Airport base station, would the dial in connection to the
internet be much slower than using the modem cable?
Thanks.
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So, I have the OS X drivers for my Canon i470D printer.
My printer is available via the network as it is attached to a print
server device. I install the printer drivers on my G4 iBook by running
the installation file. I try to add the new printer and the one I have
is not on the list of Canon
My Reply follows quote. On 21/02/2005 02:33 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Hello,
I have an airport card in an ibook (500 mhz, dual usb) and wonder if
I got an Airport base station, would the dial in connection to the
internet be much slower than using the modem cable?
Thanks.
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If I
Thanks to all for the advice.
Saturday I went to the monthly mac users group meeting
www.mactechnics.org where I swapped two 520 powerbooks for an old 4Gb
drive and SCSI enclosure.
The drive sounded like a jet engine but I was able to copy everything
off the Lombard, re-initialize the hard
I removed the 526 MB card from the 15 Aluminium: they are
PC2700 DDR 333 MHz CL2.5 144 pin
And I out one of them onto the iBook G4.
Hope this will help.
Ben
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On 21-Feb-05, at 2:55 AM, Larry le Mac wrote:
I know someone that kept some RAM from an iMac G4 that was bought
before the iMac shipped, who then cancelled the order on the iMac,
and planned to use it in a 12 AlBook, until the AlBook came and we
found that the RAM was the high profile stuff I
Doh! What an idiot!!
I am sitting here with my work AlBook 15 1GHz...
I'll check tomorrow...
Larry
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Are there any trade offs with having 2x512MB in a PBook 15 1.5GHz?
as opposed to one 512MB...
Power consumption, battery ? Heat ?
How much better would 1GB be than 768MB ?
And, how much worse would 512MB be than 768MB ?
(weird questions my speciality...)
Larry
On 21-Feb-05, at 4:59 PM, Larry le Mac wrote:
Are there any trade offs with having 2x512MB in a PBook 15 1.5GHz?
as opposed to one 512MB...
Power consumption, battery ? Heat ?
How much better would 1GB be than 768MB ?
And, how much worse would 512MB be than 768MB ?
I run my 900mhz-upgraded BW G3
On Feb 21, 2005, at 2:59 PM, Larry le Mac wrote:
Are there any trade offs with having 2x512MB in a PBook 15 1.5GHz?
as opposed to one 512MB...
Having to buy two DIMMS to upgrade past 1GB.
Power consumption, battery ? Heat ?
Probably about a wash between the two. A single DIMM might be a little
On 22 Feb 2005, at 09:50, Bruce Johnson wrote:
And, how much worse would 512MB be than 768MB ?
Also depends on what you're doing.
RAM affects mostly how fast your system responds when you're either
doing RAM-instensive operations, or running many things at once.
I know this sounds stupidly
on 21/02/05 05:40, mlh/home at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So, I have the OS X drivers for my Canon i470D printer.
My printer is available via the network as it is attached to a print
server device. I install the printer drivers on my G4 iBook by running
the installation file. I try to add the
On Feb 21, 2005, at 5:50 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
Are there any trade offs with having 2x512MB in a PBook 15 1.5GHz?
as opposed to one 512MB...
I read this as 2x256 vs 1x512 but maybe I was wrong.
Having 512 is much better than 256 and I can't imagine any downside.
Having to buy two DIMMS to
Crucial wants $480 for 1GB of RAM for a Powerbook G4.
OWC wants $275
http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/add/6205/OWC27SAMSO1GB/
That's quite a price difference.
Anyone have any experience with OWC, or other reputable brands that
you'd recommend?
TjL
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On 21-Feb-05, at 11:37 PM, Timothy Luoma wrote:
Anyone have any experience with OWC, or other reputable brands that
you'd recommend?
I've gotten RAM from them for my G3 (PC133) that's worked fine, that's
also where my processor upgrade and video card have come from...
The RAM upgrade in my
Laurent Daudelin wrote:
What is the print server device running as the operating system?
Neither, its a solid state box. IPP is the way to add the printer but I
still need a driver on the local box (in this case the iBook and my
step-daughter's iMac).
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