Re: CD burner for Pismo bay?

on 9/12/04 11:32 PM, Dan K at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Michael Richardson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> asked: >> I was wondering if there were any modifications >> that needed to be done to get the Samsung drive to >> work with your Lombard. Is there any software required >> to get this to work? I have a

Re: CD burner for Pismo bay?

Michael Richardson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> asked: >I was wondering if there were any modifications >that needed to be done to get the Samsung drive to >work with your Lombard. Is there any software required >to get this to work? I have a Lombard also and would >like to get an internal combo drive. Than

Re: CD burner for Pismo bay

on 11/09/2004 21:30, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> I have acquired a Pismo 400 mhz with 597 mb ram. I will be upgrading >> from OS9 to OSX. It has a DVD drive in it but I was wondering if I >> could buy a CD burner for it to fit in the bay. Are there recommended &

Re: CD burner for Pismo bay?

> > Hi > > > > i have a dvd combo drive in my lombard and they > take the same bay type as > > the pismo. The drive is a Samsung sn-324f/dmb > january 2004 model it supports > > disc burning in X and toast in 9.2. works fine. > > > > vicki > > > sorry i forgot to say that i got it on ebay they

Re: CD burner for Pismo bay?

On Sep 11, 2004, at 12:31 AM, kaldav wrote: Hello, I have acquired a Pismo 400 mhz with 597 mb ram. I will be upgrading from OS9 to OSX. It has a DVD drive in it but I was wondering if I could buy a CD burner for it to fit in the bay. Are there recommended models available? Thanks I have used

Re: CD burner for Pismo bay?

t;>> from OS9 to OSX. It has a DVD drive in it but I was wondering if I >>> could buy a CD burner for it to fit in the bay. Are there recommended >>> models available? >> >> > Hi > > i have a dvd combo drive in my lombard and they take the same bay ty

Re: CD burner for Pismo bay?

on 9/11/04 2:00 PM, Laurent Daudelin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > on 11/09/04 03:31, kaldav at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > >> I have acquired a Pismo 400 mhz with 597 mb ram. I will be upgrading >> from OS9 to OSX. It has a DVD drive in it but I was wondering if I >> coul

Re: CD burner for Pismo bay?

on 11/09/04 03:31, kaldav at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > I have acquired a Pismo 400 mhz with 597 mb ram. I will be upgrading > from OS9 to OSX. It has a DVD drive in it but I was wondering if I > could buy a CD burner for it to fit in the bay. Are there recommended > models availabl

CD burner for Pismo bay?

Hello, I have acquired a Pismo 400 mhz with 597 mb ram. I will be upgrading from OS9 to OSX. It has a DVD drive in it but I was wondering if I could buy a CD burner for it to fit in the bay. Are there recommended models available? Thanks -- G-Books is sponsored by <http://lowendmac.com/&g

Request advice for ex FW/USB DVD/CD burner

backup and archiving purposes. I would like to avoid hacking/patching files and have iTunes, etc. see and work with this external DVD/CD burner. I was also hoping that it might play well (FW and USB 2) with the darkside in case my PC friends ask me to backup their hard drives. Thanks for you

Re: TDK Velo-CD burner and Pismo

That machine shipped with 9, and 128mb is plenty to Run 9. Actually, it only shipped with 64, but i bumped it up to 192 with a deal when i bought it. kinda crazy to think 64mb was ever good enough for anything after just a few years of 'progress.' Matt -- G-Books is sponsored by

Re: CD Burner?

> I hate MS's business practices but I love some of their Mac (and > Windows > unfortunately... IE 5.5 is perhaps the best browser available on any > platform) software. Microsoft Excel is unparalleled in functionality > and > customisability. Apple is a large, public corporation, and, as such >

Re: CD Burner?

> I think the problem is that Apple has decided that it will upgrade CDRW > drivers instead of adding new ones. In many, many cases, they'll just > change one of the support plist files so that a certain model number is > changed. Therefore, if you have the old model and they change it to a > new m

Re: CD Burner?

Wow, you are way too upset about things, seriously, I get pissed when things don't work, but I am always confused, if you feel Apple is to blame then why buy Apple stuff? I am not saying put up or shut up, I am just confused, some people seem to say they feel towards Apple the way I do towards

Re: CD Burner

>OS X 10.2 killed support for my drive (& I have had that verified from >another owner of the same drive): Sony 24/10/40 internal. I also lost >support for my USB burner along the way (don't remember which version of OS >X 10.x.x killed that! Fortunately I never used the internal burning software >

Re: CD Burner?

Hi, > > I am looking to buy a cd burner. I really don't know what I should be looking > for being I'm rather new to computers. What questions should I be asking? Any > companies I should stay away from? I would love to hear from more experienced > users. > Any he

Re: CD Burner?

on 2/14/03 5:28 PM, David M. Ensteness at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Wow, you are way too upset about things, seriously, I get pissed when > things don't work, but I am always confused, if you feel Apple is to > blame then why buy Apple stuff? Huh? > I am not saying put up or shut up, I am just

Re: CD Burner?

Wow, you are way too upset about things, seriously, I get pissed when things don't work, but I am always confused, if you feel Apple is to blame then why buy Apple stuff? I am not saying put up or shut up, I am just confused, some people seem to say they feel towards Apple the way I do towards

Re: CD Burner?

>> Uhm actually more 3rd party burners have been supported in each >> version >> of Mac OS X. If you really don't believe it I can look up the feature >> pages on the various updates and show you ... or I spose you could go >> look yourself. For example though 10.2.4 notes that it adds support >>

Re: CD Burner?

on 14/2/03 12:12, David M. Ensteness at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Uhm actually more 3rd party burners have been supported in each version > of Mac OS X. If you really don't believe it I can look up the feature > pages on the various updates and show you ... or I spose you could go > look yourself

Re: CD Burner?

Uhm actually more 3rd party burners have been supported in each version of Mac OS X. If you really don't believe it I can look up the feature pages on the various updates and show you ... or I spose you could go look yourself. For example though 10.2.4 notes that it adds support for the 48x LaC

Re: CD Burner?

on 14/2/03 11:15, Mark Kippert at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Computer Geeks, I'm sure they are referring to the included software as > being unsupported by OSX (Jaguar). I would assume it will run in classic. Extremely unlikely!!! That kind of software would require direct hardware access and OS

Re: CD Burner?

On 2003-02-14 12:15:04 -0400 Mark Kippert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Demetrius on 2/14/03 9:56 AM wrote: > >> Thanks for the responses. >> >> I'm not sure if the Yamaha burner you are talking about is compatable with >> Jaguar?? >> >> Macintosh Requirements: Mac OS 8.6/9/9.1 x is not supporte

Re: CD Burner?

Demetrius on 2/14/03 9:56 AM wrote: > Thanks for the responses. > > I'm not sure if the Yamaha burner you are talking about is compatable with > Jaguar?? > > Macintosh Requirements: Mac OS 8.6/9/9.1 x is not supported PowerPC G3 300MHz > or faster processor 64MB RAM 50-100MB free hard disk space

Re: CD Burner?

On 2003-02-14 11:47:09 -0400 Mark Kippert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >>> I am looking to buy a cd burner. I really don't know what I should be >>> looking for being I'm rather new to computers. What questions should I be >>> asking? Any compani

Re: CD Burner?

>> I am looking to buy a cd burner. I really don't know what I should be >> looking for being I'm rather new to computers. What questions should I be >> asking? Any companies I should stay away from? I would love to hear from more >> experienced users. >&g

Re: CD Burner?

Demetrius wrote: > I am looking to buy a cd burner. I really don't know what I should be looking >for being I'm rather new to computers. What questions should I be asking? Any >companies I should stay away from? I would love to hear from more experienced users. > Any

CD Burner?

Hi, I am looking to buy a cd burner. I really don't know what I should be looking for being I'm rather new to computers. What questions should I be asking? Any companies I should stay away from? I would love to hear from more experienced users. Any help would be greatly a