On Nov 13, 2005, at 9:30 PM, G-Books wrote:
I wasn't thinking of a project but for that price maybe I should be
looking at a processor upgrade.
Any thoughts?
I don't do much CPU intensive stuff so I'm not sure I want something
that runs hotter (I hate the fan noise) and shortens the battery
On Nov 13, 2005, at 9:30 PM, G-Books wrote:
I wasn't thinking of a project but for that price maybe I should be
looking at a processor upgrade.
Any thoughts?
I don't do much CPU intensive stuff so I'm not sure I want something
that runs hotter (I hate the fan noise) and shortens the battery
Can I upgrade my Powerbook G4 500 Mhz to more than 30GB? The specs
tells me that this Powerbook comes with 10GB, 20GB and special order
with 30GB. Can I upgrade this to let say 40GB or 60GB? If so where
can I buy such hard drive?
Thank you
Clem
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Hi Brian. Try a little shareware program called MP3 Trimmer
http://deepniner.net/mp3trimmer/
Ken Vann
From: Brian McEwen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: multimedia on Al Book again
Date: Sat, 12 Nov 2005 08:11:28 -0500
Hi all;
I have a 1.08hr mp3 file that I'd like to split into tracks.
List members,
In trying to eject a non playing CD I accidently blew out the tiny
button on the front of the module- that goes in my Pismo model G-book .
Now the delicate latch doesn't grab and the unit won't close. Has
anybody ever run into this? Also, if I start unscrewing the front of
the
Kudos for the cool install -- IrDA has got to be the least reliable
comm. port ever made.
mjc
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Katz
Sent: Saturday, November 12, 2005 11:43 AM
To: G-Books
Subject: Re: Lombard OS9 hotsync to PalmV?
On
On 11/13/05, Clark Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A given DCHP server might cover quite a large area, it depends on how
everything is setup. And it could also be multiple DHCP servers that
were messed up.
Very true. But I was involved with the setup (on a minimal basis)
with the new
on 14/11/05 05:20, CG Bacani at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can I upgrade my Powerbook G4 500 Mhz to more than 30GB? The specs
tells me that this Powerbook comes with 10GB, 20GB and special order
with 30GB. Can I upgrade this to let say 40GB or 60GB? If so where
can I buy such hard drive?
On Nov 12, 2005, at 2:59 PM, Victoria Brandon wrote:
Thanks Brian, but now I'm more confused than ever: the FW card has
two plugs, both 6-pin (exactly like those on my BW G3). The cable
that came with it has 6-pin on one end, 4-pin on the other, so
can't be used to connect the two
Thanks Vicki and Laurent for the info. I have research Apple on this
issue for a long time and glad to know from you.
Clem
On Nov 14, 2005, at 6:14 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 14/11/05 05:20, CG Bacani at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can I upgrade my Powerbook G4 500 Mhz to more than
Hi Clem
I think that the hdd size on the powerbook G4 is limited to how big
the drives are made now. I think that 120gb is the largest, I just
got a G4 Ti 1GHZ that had a 60gb drive in it and dropped a 80gb hdd
in ,and i have put the 60gb hdd in another G4 Ti a 400mhz version, I
do not
Anybody knows for sure if an ATA-6 hard drive would work in an iBook G4?
-Laurent.
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On Nov 12, 2005, at 2:40 PM, Andrew in Ann Arbor wrote:
Hello All
As you may have heard I'm drifting towards replacing my Lombard with a
Pismo.
There's a cheap ($150) Pismo on the swap list without a processor.
For that price you don't get processor, ram, hd, and optical drive but
RAM
Greetings from a long time LEM swaplister and new addition to G-books.
I just acquired a Lombard for $200 and it's a base model. I'm running OS
9.2.2 on it now but will upgrade to OS 10.X after I get more RAM and a
bigger HD. The unit was acquired specifically for running the digital
projector
Hi Dean,
The Monitors control panel will reflect the addition of the monitor
when you hook it up... the Displays system preference will do the
same once you go to OS X.
You shouldn't have to worry about the driver...
smiles,
Jamie
On Nov 14, 2005, at 1:17 PM, Dean A. Arnold wrote:
At 4:17 PM -0500 11/14/05, Dean A. Arnold wrote:
Greetings from a long time LEM swaplister and new addition to G-books.
I just acquired a Lombard for $200 and it's a base model. I'm
running OS 9.2.2 on it now but will upgrade to OS 10.X after I get
more RAM and a bigger HD. The unit was
BUT, before you
consider buying a Pismo, consider this: The most important thing that
either raises or lowers the value of a Pismo is ONE thing: RAM. I've
seen Pismo's with a gig of RAM and just the 400 G3 going on eBay for
over $500.00 on eBay. . . WITH bidders! But then, I've seen the exact
P.S. Actually, Daystar will also sell the whole G4 processor. You get
a G4/550 for $399, which is VERY expensive. The upgrade to your
existing processor costs $289. Before spending $399 on the whole
processor, though, plus RAM and HD and optical drive (1GB RAM +
40-80GB HD + Combo or Superdrive =
Any suggestion as to where to run down OSX drivers for old Apple
printers? Have managed to network an old Laserwriter plus and
Personal Laserwriter NT, and while they work with the generic
postscript printer driver, I was wondering if a more specific option
exists. Maybe I'm just being
You'd have a lot better luck if you installed the CUPS printing
system, lots of drivers available. And if it's not there, you can
get it from one of the linux sites. Practically every printer ever
made is listed. To check to see if it's already installed, open your
web browser and type
On Nov 13, 2005, at 9:08 AM, Don Sloan wrote:
I am starting to worry a bit about the longevity of the 400
If it ain't broke, don't fix it.
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