Hi folks,
I've been asked if I would replace the hinges on a 15 TiBook 800
MHz. From what I can see, Apple didn't ever intend the parts to be
disassembled that you have to take apart to do this, and it's a tricky job.
So I'd like to know whether anyone here has done this, successfully
or
I'm trying to install OS X on a Lombard. Install CD freezes within the
first 5 min of booting to the CD. I installed OS X to this HDD on an
external FW drive from my Pismo, yet the Lombard will not boot to this
drive. I can't seem to remember the boot commands from the keyboard to
accomplish
Stardate 060210.10:46 -0500. A subspace message from G Henry Taylor reads:
I'm trying to install OS X on a Lombard.
Which version of OSX? It's important.
Geoffrey
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Is this unit considered a Wallstreet model?
I'm more familiar with the Lombard and Pismo and am curious what a guy
should know regarding the PB G3 300?
thanks -
Van
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yes this is a wallstreet model I am typing my response
on one running osx 10.3.9 now
--- Van Snyder [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is this unit considered a Wallstreet model?
I'm more familiar with the Lombard and Pismo and am
curious what a guy
should know regarding the PB G3 300?
thanks -
On Feb 10, 2006, at 10:53 AM, Geoffrey Peters wrote:
Stardate 060210.10:46 -0500. A subspace message from G Henry Taylor
reads:
I'm trying to install OS X on a Lombard.
Which version of OSX? It's important.
Geoffrey
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No need to quote all of my mail ;)
Stardate 060210.12:18 -0500. A subspace message from G Henry Taylor reads:
Which version of OSX? It's important.
OS X 3.0, not 10.4
Have you recently tried to upgrade the hard-drive? I ask because of
this little notice, from our very own databse:
Peter:
You've lived an awesome life man, I'm envious! Is there any copy of
SPSS around in the open-source for Mac?
Michael J. Cangelosi
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On 09/02/06 12:07, Paul Stamsen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry, I know this comes up too frequently, but who is generally best
for
replacing them?
PowerBook Parts http://www.pbparts.com/ does that. They replace the
pot
metal with stainless steel hinges. However, even though I bought stuff
On Feb 10, 2006, at 12:28 PM, Geoffrey Peters wrote:
Warning
G3 PowerBooks is incompatible with ATA-6 hard drives.
It's a refurbished Toshiba MK6021GAS 60 gig. Boots in my Pismo.
I think it's the processor in the Lombard. I have the same problem when
I try to install unbuntu to a smaller
On Feb 10, 2006, at 10:29 AM, Michael Cangelosi wrote:
You've lived an awesome life man, I'm envious! Is there any copy of
SPSS around in the open-source for Mac?
SPSS is a commercial product http://www.spss.com
There's R http://www.r-project.org/, and here's a bunch of OSS
stuff
Stardate 060210.12:38 -0500. A subspace message from G Henry Taylor reads:
It's a refurbished Toshiba MK6021GAS 60 gig. Boots in my Pismo.
Mmm, that's a compliant drive.
I think it's the processor in the Lombard. I have the same problem
when I try to install unbuntu to a smaller (4.35 Apple
On 1 Feb 2006, at 9:52 PM, Steve Peckey wrote:
I am also looking at a program called Nvu a web authoring program also
open source take a look see what you think. www.nvu.com
I'm finding it buggy. It will not consistently produce text in the
proper format. On one page the text
Beverly Woods [EMAIL PROTECTED] asks:
I've been asked if I would replace the hinges on a 15 TiBook 800
MHz. From what I can see, Apple didn't ever intend the parts to be
disassembled that you have to take apart to do this, and it's a tricky job.
So I'd like to know whether anyone here has
Well ... some things just never cease to amaze me.
Does anyone here have the incredibly good fortune to own the very
rare PowerLogix BlueChip G3 Pismo 900 (yes, that's right, the
sexiest machine Apple ever made can run at 900 MHz) CPU upgrade?
No?
Want one?
Well, ya can't have one. Unless
How much RAM is in there?
384. That's what came with the Lombard.
I swapped out the processor with another working Lombard. Viola, no problem.
Thanks for all your help.
Henry
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From: Geoffrey Peters [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Does anyone here have the incredibly good fortune to own the very
rare PowerLogix BlueChip G3 Pismo 900 (yes, that's right, the
sexiest machine Apple ever made can run at 900 MHz) CPU upgrade?
Too late, I've already got one! smirk
I didn't realize that there were so few sold. I was a bit leery of
Powerlogix as I'd read some of the upset customer reports on the xlr8yourmac
database, but I got lucky with no problems and no delays once I'd decided
not to wait for the just announced 1
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