OpenDarwin will only just run on that I think.
You probably won't have much luck with Linux anyway with only 2GBs...
On 31/03/2005, at 00:14, lupsyn wrote:
Mhhh with 64mb (Ram) and 2gb (hd) ?
Il giorno 30/mar/05, alle 12:49, themacuser ha scritto:
Why not just OS X 10.2?
On 30/03/2005, at
What is APXT and APXP?
On 31/03/2005, at 21:45, Jason wrote:
what else works?
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Just because Apple never fully tested 512 doesn't mean it can't be
done. They haven't fully tested 512s so they just say 192 is the
maximum because they don't want heaps of people asking for support if
their 512 screws up.
On 01/04/2005, at 16:58, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 01/04/05 02:21,
WS works just fine with 512 meg. In 1997-98 low profile modules had a
max size of 64 and the high profile of 128.
Now you have to consider this:
upper slot can accommodate either low or high profile
lower slot can accommodate only low profile modules.
Moreover the memory controller chip in the
on 01/04/05 08:34, Orlando Mac Geek at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a Titanium Powerbook 667. Never really had an opportunity to
use the firewire port on it until now. Just got myself a 15Gb iPod
The older TiBooks were notorious for having FW ports that were easy
to fry. I killed mine (on
On Apr 1, 2005, at 6:19 AM, Jason wrote:
APXP Airport Express
APXT Airport Extreme
On Apr 1, 2005, at 04:36, themacuser wrote:
What is APXT and APXP?
On 31/03/2005, at 21:45, Jason wrote:
Depends if you are talking HARDWARE or SOFTWARE
HARDWARE includes AirPort Base Stations AND the AirPort
On Apr 1, 2005, at 10:09 AM, Dennis B. Swaney wrote:
On Apr 1, 2005, at 6:19 AM, Jason wrote:
APXP Airport Express
APXT Airport Extreme
On Apr 1, 2005, at 04:36, themacuser wrote:
What is APXT and APXP?
On 31/03/2005, at 21:45, Jason wrote:
Depends if you are talking HARDWARE or SOFTWARE
HARDWARE
What about YDL?
On Apr 1, 2005 6:23 AM, themacuser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OpenDarwin will only just run on that I think.
You probably won't have much luck with Linux anyway with only 2GBs...
On 31/03/2005, at 00:14, lupsyn wrote:
Mhhh with 64mb (Ram) and 2gb (hd) ?
Il giorno
On 01/04/05 11:20, Chad Swarthout [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What about YDL?
People, please, must I remind you to do a little bit of trimming before
hitting the Reply button? The usual list footer of the messages sent out
by the list was repeated 4 times for a single line of actual content!
Thanks to everyone who wrote with info and suggestions. Near as I can tell,
due to her being on a cable modem connection, after she updated by CD to
10.3.4, the Mac downloaded and installed the 10.3.8 update before my mom
really knew what was happening. That or the other update seem to have
Hi all,
Serious choke points and loading 10 sec. or longer and
finally no ad is loaded. Using Yahoo Mail, OSX, ADSL,
Firefox; adfarm.mediaplex.com ads - these ones do the
choking. Mediaplex.com is indeed an internet
advertising firm, located worldwide.
I wrote to Yahoo but their help is
On 01/04/05 12:10, George Mogiljansky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
Serious choke points and loading 10 sec. or longer and
finally no ad is loaded. Using Yahoo Mail, OSX, ADSL,
Firefox; adfarm.mediaplex.com ads - these ones do the
choking. Mediaplex.com is indeed an internet
Thanks, Laurent.
I just checked e-mailanywhere.com. They claim it works
best with Internet Explorer. This means they are
windows oriented?
Is there a Linux/Unix webmail-based service that will
work from any Windows or Mac 'puter anywhere?
George
George (Canada)
On Apr 1, 2005, at 9:50 AM, Beverly Woods wrote:
Thanks to everyone who wrote with info and suggestions. Near as I can
tell, due to her being on a cable modem connection, after she updated
by CD to 10.3.4, the Mac downloaded and installed the 10.3.8 update
before my mom really knew what was
On 01/04/05 12:34, George Mogiljansky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks, Laurent.
I just checked e-mailanywhere.com. They claim it works
best with Internet Explorer. This means they are
windows oriented?
Is there a Linux/Unix webmail-based service that will
work from any Windows or Mac
Hi, Folks,
I've got a Wallstreet II 233MHz, running OS 9.2.2, which until last night
had a battery good for about 2hours 35 minutes.
A friend came over with his iBook and needed to go onine for his mail. so I
closed the lid of the Wallstreet to put it to sleep, took out the phone
cable so he
On 01/04/05 12:38, Stanton Mitrany [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I tried it in the right side expansion/ battery bay, and that didn't get it
to charge, either.
Any information or suggestions on this? I remember that once upon a time, my
PowerBook 1400cs, I believe when it was running OS 8.6, had
I have what I think is the same model. Without considering anything else
(and although it has always provided reliabilty for the 17 mos I've had
it) I would not recommend this machine for doing alot of things.
Mine came w/192mb ram and 10gig hd. Not bad. However, for me, the screen
(being dual
Thanks to those who cleared up my questions about Wallstreet ram. Now I am
similarly confused on the size of these units. I had thought to look for a
12.1 screen model reasoning that it would be physically more compact.
Again on the Apple site, I see the exact same measurements given for all
On 01/04/05 15:44, alienbill [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks to those who cleared up my questions about Wallstreet ram. Now I am
similarly confused on the size of these units. I had thought to look for a
12.1 screen model reasoning that it would be physically more compact.
Again on the Apple
.. Original Message ...
On Fri, 1 Apr 2005 22:06:18 +0930 themacuser [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is APXT and APXP?
airport exteme and express.
Please trim your posts.
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I think you know what I mean. You have an AirPort Extreme base station
and you want to increase the range but don't want to do a WDS with an
Airport Express?
An external antenna will probably do your job if your base station
supports it.
On 02/04/2005, at 01:46, dan_A wrote:
On Apr 1, 2005,
Dear Listers,
I am going to be traveling in the USA for a couple months this summer.
Could some of you recommend some ISP options which would provide me
with at least dial-up access in most major cities? I saw that I can get
45 days of AOL for free but I'm not real excited about loading AOL's
I recommend trying the cable and iPod on a different
Mac. This sounds like a hardware problem and testing
like this will be the only way to figure it out.
If it turns out it is the firewire port, then consider
calling Apple if it's still under warranty.
--- Orlando Mac Geek [EMAIL PROTECTED]
There is some truth to this. I've run iMac and
Powerbooks with more RAM than will be officially
recognized. This is typical of Apple's Spec database
site.
--- Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
on 01/04/05 02:21, alienbill at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm considering purchase of a
on 01/04/05 19:37, Lawrence Sarah Ballew at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dear Listers,
I am going to be traveling in the USA for a couple months this summer.
Could some of you recommend some ISP options which would provide me
with at least dial-up access in most major cities? I saw that I can
If you call into AOL you can get two months. Secondly, they now have
release the Strauss version of 9.0, specifically gears towards AOL
members with macintosh OSX. Thirdly, if you call in to cancel before
the free trial is over and they cancel the account immediately, you can
then reactivate
Fortunately there was another empty partition on the hard drive, so I
had her install a fresh 10.3.4 on that, and after a lot of work
changing ownership of her old files (from Unknown and Staff and You
Have No Access), we got her mail database and documents moved over and
working. So we're up
An archive and install is a great way to get a new,
clean system on the Mac (ala Clean install of OS 9
days).
However, you will encounter serious problems if you
don't update the Mac immediately after doing an
archive and install. I did this once and tried to open
Mail and some other apps they
I think my LG DVD drive is going on my Pismo.
Any sources for affordable replacements or something I can do to keep
this drive working?
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I asked the same question about Word v.X and Excel v.X and don't recall
getting a response. When I close it in Word, documents move
appropriately. In Excel, the spreadsheet moves up so the top bar (the
only place to grab and move a document) is hidden by the top tool bar.
I have to move that
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