Looks like faster G5s are soon to be rolling on out. And they'll
contribute
less for heating and reduce the need for A/C too! While the first IBM
G5
processors Apple is now using in PowerMac G5s are based on
130NM(nanometer)
die technology, the next speedbump will come from 90NM technology
a bootable classic OS on cd on hand follow this, 8.1 (I think)
through whatever version of 9 you can conjure.
David Pekarsky
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rigidly, as
if made to last, save for the screen hinge. It also is not so thin
that it leaves marks on the screen as well which is rather nice as
well. Perhaps I should phone powerlogix and get on with it...long live
the wallstreet!
David Pekarsky
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You might try putting the displays icon in your top menu bar for OS X
so it appears near the clock on the top-right hand corner of the screen
and near the volume control there. After you have unsuccessfully tried
to set your desired (non-1024x768) resolution using s-video out, some
of the
1) I have had no problems whatsoever with X on my 300mhz wallstreet
save for the first kernel panic after I chose and installed on the
partition that just leaked over the 8gb X install partition limit in my
8gb hard drive where there are two equal sized permissions the second
of which,
I too have a question regarding the processor upgrades for the
wallstreet machines. What can one expect for battery life after the
upgrade especially for the G4 upgrade? Can someone who has the upgrade
comment on this?
Also to clarify a point made earlier, not all powerbook series II
I don't have this problem on my Pismo, and I have 1GB of ram and a G4
upgrade. Not much way to draw more juice than that...
-Hal
On Wednesday, January 29, 2003, at 12:30 AM, Jon Glass wrote:
on 1/29/03 5:05 AM, Laurent Daudelin at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Yes, that's a good idea, but
Date: Sat, 11 Jan 2003 16:49:06 +0100
Subject: Re: SCSSI disk mode G3 wallstreet to 520 powerbook?
From: Jon Glass [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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on 1/11/03 5:59 AM, Andrew at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My question is:
Is there any utility
After installing x.1 on my wallstreet (300mhz 8/192) the installer
restarted my computer after counting down 30 seconds, it booted up into my
other OS (9.1) on another partition and I went to the startup disk control
panel and selected my partition w/ X to boot on. The booting of X failed
No to respond to my first e-mail about my temporarily broken wallstreet, I
fixed it by running the X installer quitting it, and before it restarts
hitting the eject button for the cd drive repetitively so that the X cd
would eject all the while holding down on option booting it into my
One more question and then I'll shut up for a while...
Under the system profiler for my 300mhz wallstreet (which it does say on
the bottom of the machine) it says the machine is running a 450mhz, could
this be an upgrade that I haven't heard about in the machine since I just
bought it and did
I know USB is possible on wallstreet, but who carries the cards? I have
already checked lemswap, twice to see if anybody had one for sale to no
avail, so I thought I'd ask here if anybody knows of any vendors selling
these besides small dog which I know does. Also if anybody has a USB
I am buying a powerbook wallstreet 300mhz, 8/192, and want to partition the
hard drive so that I can run OS 9.1, some version of X, and an emergency
boot version of 9.1. I am using 9.1 because I am told it is not plagued by
the sleep of death problem with wallstreets and would like to know
and $5/year gets you 10MB of email space on lemlists.com.
Which is the better deal? I work your account until I know it is
running to where you want it. You deal with one person (me) instead
of 100 people over a course of unspecified time. I am the only person
who touches the equipment so there
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