On 26 Feb2005, at 12:56 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Unless you are going to carry an iPod sized external drive that is
powered
via firewire you are adding significant weight and bulk to your
suitcase.
I had in mind something like this:
On Feb 28, 2005, at 14:11, Peter Saint James wrote:
I had in mind something like this:
http://www.cooldrives.com/usb2018minpa.html
Do people on this list have experience with it?
Not this model, nor that brand, but I have a tiny LaCie Mobile Hard
Drive which works very nicely:
Hi, Thanks for the help. Still not sure what to do, but to help
clarify, my stay will be in Vienna, Au. The apartment owner says:
the active connection cable box is in the studio some 30 feet away
from the first virtual working desk in the apartment in the living
area. Not exactly sure what
I am sending this question here, even though it relates to
a couple of iMacs, as in reality it's USB which is the subject
and not iMac.
I have just seemingly killed (?) two Bondi iMacs by plugging
a powered USB hub in.
Prior to using the hub, they both worked fine, now they
won't start up at all.
Did you have the computer on when you plugged it in? Sometimes with
powered hubs you are not supposed to plug them in when the computer is
on. If it really did fry them, I would call and ask for the company to
pay for the damage, because that is unacceptable.
Ben
On Feb 28, 2005, at 8:44 AM,
on 28/02/05 02:08, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
NOTE: Just tried removing the HD altogether, and disconnecting HD
cable, and upon restart I got a flashing Q mark, then was able to boot
from CD.
Do you think it's the HD cable, or the whole HD logic board connector?
Would
On 2/28/05 10:00 AM, Ben Parkhurst [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Did you have the computer on when you plugged it in? Sometimes with
powered hubs you are not supposed to plug them in when the computer is
on.
Where did you get this information? I've never seen a peep about this
anywhere.
--
When I worked at a computer store and USB first came out, I was told
by an Intel rep that powered hubs should be plugged in when the
computer is off. I have followed this info since 1997, and recommend
it to anyone who buys a powered hub. Regular USB perhipials are just
fine to hot plug.
Ben
On
To the best of my knowledge (and I have studied electronics
at Uni for 4 years) a powered hub simply boosts the signal out
to the connected devices, and can be used as an unpowered
hub with the PSU unplugged.
It should not affect the computer end of the hub.
Obviously there might be something
If you get a G4 powerbook, iMovie and Garageband will fly. Upgrading
the HD to a 5400 is fairly simple, but what is even easier is to get
an external Firewire drive and use that. This easier, and makes taking
data elseware a breeze. Just make sure you have AT LEAST 768 Megs of
memory when trying
On 28/02/05 12:09, Larry le Mac [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To the best of my knowledge (and I have studied electronics
at Uni for 4 years) a powered hub simply boosts the signal out
to the connected devices, and can be used as an unpowered
hub with the PSU unplugged.
It should not affect the
Under OS X there used to be a utility called FinderPop, which among a
number of other things, set the contextual menu to pop up when you held
the mouse button down qithout moving it for a time.
FinderPop was never updated for OS X; does anyone know of anything that
does this for OS X?
I use
I have the new ibook 1.2 ghz and I upgraded it to 768 for 100 bucks
and everything runs fine. This machine really shits gets.
The only thing is that the the min. OS is 10.3.5. So Norton won't boot
it.
Jim
On Feb 28, 2005, at 10:16 AM, Ben Parkhurst wrote:
If you get a G4 powerbook, iMovie
Chris [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just tried removing the HD altogether, and disconnecting HD
cable, and upon restart I got a flashing Q mark, then was able to boot
from CD.
Do you think it's the HD cable, or the whole HD logic board connector?
Would the latter require a new logic board?
Pismo
My first problem is trying to state what's really going on so you can
understand. I'm using an indigo ibook along with an airport express;
operating on mac os 10.3.8. I initially had some trouble getting the
system to work with the airport express, but an apple tech walked me
through a set
On Feb 28, 2005, at 10:55 AM, Mark D. Chapman wrote:
Under OS X there used to be a utility called FinderPop, which among a
number of other things, set the contextual menu to pop up when you
held
the mouse button down qithout moving it for a time.
FinderPop was never updated for OS X; does anyone
On 28/02/05 12:52, D. Goglin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My first problem is trying to state what's really going on so you can
understand. I'm using an indigo ibook along with an airport express;
operating on mac os 10.3.8. I initially had some trouble getting the
system to work with the
Cuda Cuda Cuda!!!
http://mrjcd.com/junk/CUDA.jpg
Yes, Cuda saves the day!!!
Acts as if nothing happened...
I will now be testing the hub a bit more in depth
as I know it doesn't actually kill the iMac(s),
only puts them in a coma... ;o)
Larry
My first problem is trying to state what's really going on so you can
understand. I'm using an indigo ibook along with an airport express;
operating on mac os 10.3.8. I initially had some trouble getting the
system to work with the airport express, but an apple tech walked me
through a set
The CUDA switch does function as a reset switch but they're not the
same. The external reset switch just restarts the computer like
command-control-power key.
On 01/03/2005, at 03:49, Laurent Daudelin (No, I'm not a contractor)
wrote:
On 28/02/05 12:09, Larry le Mac [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The new trackpads are USB, the old ones were ADB. The two-finger
scrolling can actually be enabled on older powerbooks and iBooks,
basically any PowerBook G4 and any white iBook or above can do it, with
this http://www-users.kawo2.rwth-aachen.de/~razzfazz/
I have this working, it's really
Fruitmenu coupled with moveitems X has made for a satisfactory
substitute for Finderpop (which substituted for popup folder)
F.
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From: Bruce Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: FinderPop like utility for OS X
Date: Sun, 27 Feb 2005 13:02:57 -0700
Have a brand (new to
I have seen that happen as well.
On 01/03/2005, at 06:22, Laurent Daudelin (No, I'm not a contractor)
wrote:
On 28/02/05 12:52, D. Goglin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My first problem is trying to state what's really going on so you can
understand. I'm using an indigo ibook along with an airport
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