The ATI RagePro mod description mentions opening a file with either
pico or vi...
huh? What is pico and vi?
Byron
On Monday, August 4, 2003, at 09:24 AM, Kai Robinson wrote:
If you want decent video performance - other than changing to 16-bit
colour,
there are two things you can do.
a)
The Pismo is so much more slimmer and lighter. Portability is
important
Wow... Pismo slim and light? I'm glad I never handled a
Wallstreet,
it must be a real boat anchor if Pismo is light by comparison. (Of
course, I'm a bit spoiled, having been using single-spindle
subnotebooks for the last few
specifically scratches and dings occur on those machines. Quite
frankly, the wallstreet is tanklike and seems built rather rigidly, as
if made to
I considered Wallstreet and Lombard (as well as iBooks) when I was
buying my Pismo a couple of months back. What decided me for Pismo was:
a)
Pico, vi and vim are text editors. they're terminal based apps - carried
over from generations of Unix/Linux/BSD
Kai
on 8/5/03 10:30 pm, mailmehere at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The ATI RagePro mod description mentions opening a file with either
pico or vi...
huh? What is pico and vi?
On 2/8/03, Sid Barras said:
I did put in a fast (20gb 5400rpm travelstar) Hard drive, and maxed the
memory at 512mb, but other than that, my 266mhz G3 wallstreet is stock.
I got acceptable performance since 10.1.5 - 10.2.5 on my almost stock
266MHz WallStreet, with only 192MB RAM and an IBM
The Pismo is so much more slimmer and lighter. Portability is important
Wow... Pismo slim and light? I'm glad I never handled a Wallstreet,
it must be a real boat anchor if Pismo is light by comparison. (Of
course, I'm a bit spoiled, having been using single-spindle
subnotebooks for the last
If you want decent video performance - other than changing to 16-bit colour,
there are two things you can do.
a) Download and Install GrackleProbe to enable extra PCI options
b) Read the ATI RagePro.kext mod on:
http://www.xlr8yourmac.com/OSX/osx_ragepro_driver_tip.html
With those mods,
On Monday 04 August 2003 05:06 am, Lewin Edwards wrote:
The Pismo is so much more slimmer and lighter. Portability is important
Wow... Pismo slim and light? I'm glad I never handled a Wallstreet,
it must be a real boat anchor if Pismo is light by comparison. (Of
course, I'm a bit spoiled,
Hi all,
to those who've held back installing OS X on their wallstreet because
of all the naysayers, well, count me as one who's found it to run very
satisfactory.
I did put in a fast (20gb 5400rpm travelstar) Hard drive, and maxed the
memory at 512mb, but other than that, my 266mhz G3
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Subject: OS X (10.2.2) successful on Wallstreet
Hi all,
to those who've held back installing OS X on their wallstreet because
of all the naysayers, well, count me as one who's found it to run very
satisfactory.
I did
it worked perfictley on mine which was a 233mhz but i gave it a 266
chip it has 320 mb of ram ind is fully upgraded to 10.2.6i did
have to partition the drive into 8gb and 12gb to make it work tho
otherwise it says it is not in the first 8 gb even if the hd is wiped
clean
the only
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