On May 16, 2005, at 3:27 PM, Anne Judge wrote:
On May 16, 2005, at 4:58 PM, Beniamino Cenci Goga wrote:
PS. I managed to install Tiger to the iBook G3 via SCSI disk mode: it
is pretty slow but usable.
That's pretty amazing since no iBook ever came with SCSI ;-) I presume
you mean Firewire disk
I have had a problem with one DVD sounding like a
buzzsaw also, in my TiG4 400MHz. This is a
slot-loading unit.
I thought it was caused by an imbalance of the DVD; I
don't have that problem with any other of the DVD's
I've tried, though there seems to be a problem with
reading cd's and DVD's
On May 17, 2005, at 11:51 AM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
Tiger runs noticeably faster on my Pismo than Panther which was
noticeably faster than Jag.
Officially per our campus Apple engineering contact, Tiger should run
faster on supported systems provided you have enough ram. He says 256
is ok if
First off, I'd recommend going to 10.3.9 - works fine on my Pismo. We
have a fairly similar setup, though the Pismo is retired to occasional
use. We have an old HP4MP connected via iPrint.
Just for trouble shooting's sake, create a new network location with
just ethernet (turn off everything
I have an iBook 500 with a seemingly defective trackpad, which is running OS
10.3.8. It shows no Trackpad category under the Keyboard Mouse control
panel. When I plug a USB mouse in, the Keyboard Mouse panel does display
a category for Mouse.
Can this indicate that the OS doesn't see the
Hi, Folks!
What's your best idea of the wisest way to maintain the greatest
functionality of an iBook 500 battery? I've just replaced mine, and realize
that my habit of plugging it into the AC adapter whenever I'm able to may
not be the best strategy to maintain the battery's longevity.
Are
My Understanding is that you should use the computer on battery power
alone at least infrequently, if not regularly, and you should use the
iBook until the battery is fully discharged. These activities are
actually good for the performance of the battery, and necessary.
Brian
On May 17,
On May 17, 2005, at 11:15 AM, Stanton Mitrany wrote:
Hi, Folks!
What's your best idea of the wisest way to maintain the greatest
functionality of an iBook 500 battery? I've just replaced mine, and
realize
that my habit of plugging it into the AC adapter whenever I'm able to
may
not be the best
On May 17, 2005, at 9:31 AM, Anne Judge wrote:
These have 384 and are used almost entirely for reading email via
dial-up connection, with the very occasional web site visit. One's
officially unsupported, the other's open to interpretation. So I'm
specifically asking about its relative speed
Turns out I am having problems with waking up the lights inthe
keyboard from sleep, so as per apple's suggestion,I am doing a
reformat install, and moving over settings from the backup, so I guess
I will see if that makes a difference now..
On 5/14/05, Harry Corsover [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On
I'm aware that the WS is ancient, the issue that I have is that I have
installed Panther by removing the powerbooks hardrive and loading it into a
firewire drive attached to a supported computer...after putting the HD back in
the powerbook it works fine, booting into Panther with no prob...this
On 17/05/05 14:59, Edward Jackson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip!]
Powerbook Wallstreet 15
PowerBook Wallstreet 15? I've never heard of a Wallstreet with a 15
screen!
-Laurent.
--
Laurent Daudelin
The Wallstreet on Panther is much like the Lombard on Tiger, meaning it is
for the most part compatible, but intentionally restricted only by the
Install program on the CD or DVD. I used the exact same method to install
Tiger on my wife's Lombard and it works great, but the Wallstreet is simply
RW+ perhaps? I think our old macs are of the RW- generation.
Robert Williams wrote:
I have a Wall Street running OS 9.2. When I try to
burn a disk using the Apple Disk Burning software I
get a messege that this disk is unreadable and it ask
me ti initialize it. It only gives me the option of a
Stanton [EMAIL PROTECTED] wants to know:
What's your best idea of the wisest way to maintain the greatest
functionality of an iBook 500 battery?
Are these batteries damaged by allowing them to become completely
discharged?
Are they damaged by leaving them (in the iBook) connected to the AC adapter
Date: Sat, 14 May 2005 11:56:25 -0400
From: David Lesher [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: TiBook Wireless - USB or PCMCIA ???
At 11:02 AM 5/14/2005, you wrote:
Which would suit the TiBook the best:
a USB stick or PCMCIA wireless card ?
Are there any USB thumbs with Mac drivers???
Yes. Both
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