I think it can get around the 8gig limit if you have a second drive
thats less than 8gigs.
You designate this smaller drive as a helper and all the limiting
files are stored there.
The majority of the System is located on your larger drive.
go to the xPostFacto site for details.
On Sep 22, 2005, at 10:39 PM, John Siple wrote:
Is pretty easy. Depends a bit on your OS.
Running Tiger you can fax via the print menu. Take any document on
your screen, tell it to print and then in the print dialog box you'll
see a PDF button at the bottom. Click on that to open your PDF
Steps I'd try (based on things I've read in other places)
Start another Mac on your network in target disk mode (if possible).
Plug that mac into your WS via firewire
Mount the DVD in a DVD drive on that target disk booted Mac
Install
On Sep 22, 2005, at 11:46 AM, Gardner Byron wrote:
I have
Ok, that USB drive isn't ever going to work properly with my PB so I'm
going to have to get another drive.
I've been looking at the 120 gig Fantom drive that MacMall has on
sale--anyone have any thoughts on it that I should know before I order
it? (I do want to use it as backup and then
On 23/09/05 10:47, Howard Katz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, that USB drive isn't ever going to work properly with my PB so I'm
going to have to get another drive.
I've been looking at the 120 gig Fantom drive that MacMall has on
sale--anyone have any thoughts on it that I should know before
Sorry--the Fantom drive is firewire. (I should have mentioned that. :) )
On 9/23/05, Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 23/09/05 10:47, Howard Katz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, that USB drive isn't ever going to work properly with my PB so I'm
going to have to get another
On 23/09/05 10:57, Howard Katz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry--the Fantom drive is firewire. (I should have mentioned that. :) )
On 9/23/05, Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 23/09/05 10:47, Howard Katz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, that USB drive isn't ever going to work
Just tried installing OS 10.2 on my old WSII. It boots, restarts, then boots
off the CD. When the CD pops up the little broken circle at the bottom just
spins, like a broken beach ball. It never stops spinning either, os it never
locks up, but I can't hear the CD-ROM doing anything. Making it's
On 23/09/05 12:54, Mike [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just tried installing OS 10.2 on my old WSII. It boots, restarts, then boots
off the CD. When the CD pops up the little broken circle at the bottom just
spins, like a broken beach ball. It never stops spinning either, os it never
locks up, but
How long have you let it run? I did experience this a few times. It seems
that the CDs are not always burned optimally resulting in a lot of whirling
and shuffling back and forth as if the drive has to go to various places on
the CD to find what it's looking for. I remember taking 30 to 40
How long have you let it run? I did experience this a few times. It seems
that the CDs are not always burned optimally resulting in a lot of whirling
and shuffling back and forth as if the drive has to go to various places on
the CD to find what it's looking for. I remember taking 30 to 40
On 23/09/05 12:12, Mike Kauspedas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How long have you let it run? I did experience this a few times. It seems
that the CDs are not always burned optimally resulting in a lot of whirling
and shuffling back and forth as if the drive has to go to various places on
G-List:
Does anyone have a copy of 10.3 that's gathering dust or a burned copy
that I could get for cheap? Trying to finally upgrade the OS of my
Lombard now that it's 512 and 40G HD.
Michael.
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Michael Cangelosi wrote:
Does anyone have a copy of 10.3 that's gathering dust or a burned copy
???
surely this isn't a request to pirate software, is it?
that I could get for cheap? Trying to finally upgrade the OS of my
FYI...Has anyone seen this yet?? It's about a supposedly new break in
Firefox/Netscape security...The story ran this am in the Washington Post
Regards,
Mike K
http://blogs.washingtonpost.com/securityfix/2005/09/exploit_release.html?referrer=email
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Not to disparage MacMall, and although I've never used them, I have
read some bad things about their service on other forums. I believe
there is a web site devoted to spreading that knowledge and belief.
Just a word of caution, although I'm sure you'll hear good reviews of
their website.
I have gotten past the spinning OS X screen and now I am at the Processing
Essential System Software screen. It's said there are 13 minutes left for the
past half hour. Mouse still moves, I cna even click on stuff. Like show log,
which in turns shows the spinning beach ball, eventually that
I have gotten past the spinning OS X screen and now I am at the
Processing Essential System Software screen. It's said there are
13 minutes left for the past half hour. Mouse still moves, I cna
even click on stuff. Like show log, which in turns shows the
spinning beach ball, eventually
Mike,
I don't even remeber HOW LONG it took to install OS X
on my Bondi iMac (with a Rev C 333 MHz card installed,
256MB RAM, new 60 GB 7200 rpm HD), but I got a LOT of
stuff done while waiting. :-)
Regards,
Bob Eye
Dallas, TX
--- Mike Kauspedas [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have gotten past
I need a pair of new hinges for the wallstreet II with 14 screen.
Where are they available?
TIA,
Andrew
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On 23/09/05 16:31, Andrew [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I need a pair of new hinges for the wallstreet II with 14 screen.
Where are they available?
TIA,
Andrew
PowerBook Parts http://www.pbparts.com/ use to have those.
-Laurent.
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On Sep 23, 2005, at 10:24 AM, Mike Kauspedas wrote:
haha! I waited about 7 minutes and it finally went into the install.
Wow! 7 minutes? I've never heard something like this!
-Laurent.
Now it's stuck on Processing BSD Subsystem, this was after I
ejected the CD because it was stuck
Faster machine with more RAM??? ;)
Steve
What? But I made this one myself ... :( Maybe painting it orange will help. New
problem now. The install ran through, it rebooted, now it blinks the question'd
mark folder and the hard drive spins up and down about 10 times then it shuts
off. Or it
Michael,
I have a full retail box of 10.3 on CD for $50 plus shipping from 43220.
Shawn
On Sep 23, 2005, at 1:25 PM, Michael Cangelosi wrote:
Thanks.
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Scott Oplinger
Sent: Friday, September 23, 2005 12:56
It's slow, like Nasa reaching Mars, but it runs well. I ended up installing
with no extra apps and no options, just the needed files I couldn't uncheck.
Worked like a charm. Even got it to 10.2.8. Now to find an old copy of iLife
that may run on this.
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