And besides, we don't need someone to give us a link, do we?
We know how to google, don't we?
Well, we figured out how to get the right computer.
On 17/06/2005, at 11:07 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 17/06/05 01:55, Michael J. Amato [c] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I aplogize. Is the ban
> I am in high level talks with my banker, my husband the DELL user,
> regarding
> the funds to do the upgrade Michael J. Amato suggested at
> Daystar...
this looks as an interesting option, although the price is what it is. By
all means do a little research before shelling out. Some previous up
> > Lombard with OS 9.2 is a great machine
>
> There were also cases reported where the Lombard processor was turning
bad
> at some point.
true, the dreaded L2 cache failure, I suppose... That's why I sort of
cross my fingers every time something weird happens! (which luckily isn't
much often
on 17/06/05 01:55, Michael J. Amato [c] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I aplogize. Is the ban on service manuals infinite ie is there a cutoff
> point for age of model? I took my Lombard to a local Mac shop and they
> wouldn't try to repair it saying they can't get parts anymore.
Hmmm, Dan never m
on 6/17/05 6:18 AM, Francesco sciacca at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>> I really wanted it to just work at the OS 9.2. level as my kajillion apps of
>> graphics software match that system.
> I own and use a Lombard since 6 years and in my experience, in the pre-OS X
> days, random freezes and/or cra
on 17/06/05 07:18, Francesco sciacca at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip!]
> Lombard with OS 9.2 is a great machine, Finder is way more responsive than
> my 1 GHz Titanium running Panther and graphics apps work a charm (at least
> on mine, 333 MHz, 384 MB RAM)
There were also cases reported where th
> I really wanted it to just work at the OS 9.2. level as my kajillion apps
> of
> graphics software match that system...and I can do all I want at that
> level...i even still use a pencil to draw.
> > As a former Lombard owner I can empathize. It had a serious flaw on wake
> up
> > and was known
I aplogize. Is the ban on service manuals infinite ie is there a cutoff
point for age of model? I took my Lombard to a local Mac shop and they
wouldn't try to repair it saying they can't get parts anymore.
=
Mike Amato
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> From: Laurent Daudelin <[E
on 16/06/05 21:03, Michael J. Amato [c] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
[snip!]
> He also turned me on to a website that has the service manual for the
> Lombard (it's in pdf format)
Michael,
I know you did this to help out but folks have to remember that it is
*STRICTLY* prohibited to post any URL t
Upgrade?
Upgrade to what?
I really wanted it to just work at the OS 9.2. level as my kajillion apps of
graphics software match that system...and I can do all I want at that
level...i even still use a pencil to draw.
but I am so glad you sent the service manual site...i don't have one as I
bought
As a former Lombard owner I can empathize. It had a serious flaw on wake up
and was known as the "sleep of death". It would be worth it to send it to
Daystar - http://daystartechnology.com/ and upgrade. It solves your dvd
problem and gives you the altivec engine. Then you'll never have these
proble
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