I have a Pismo 400MHz, 768 RAM, 40G running 10.3.9.
Obviously the first thing I need is the DVD burner. Probably will go
with the internal. But I was wondering if I had enough horsepower to
accomplish this. Anybody out there burning DVDs on a Pismo? What
upgrades would help the most? G3 900
In a message dated 9/15/05 9:54:36 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Obviously the first thing I need is the DVD burner. Probably will go
with the internal. But I was wondering if I had enough horsepower to
accomplish this. Anybody out there burning DVDs on a Pismo? What
upgrades would help
Hello,
I have a Pismo 400 mhz, 576 mb ram, 48 GB hard drive running 10.3.8.
When I start up it frequently begins and then shows the screen with
the 'you will need to restart by holding down the power key'- which I
think is kernel panic.
What should I do to fix this start up problem?
Thanks
How do you monitor or check on the status of your DVD/CD player? I'm
running OSX.
Thanks!
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On 13/09/05 11:07, Ed Zelinsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How do you monitor or check on the status of your DVD/CD player? I'm
running OSX.
What do you mean exactly by monitor or check the status?
-Laurent.
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Laurent
I'm sorry... is there an application that controls the player or is it
just an automatic thing? One minute it was playing both formats and
just stopped and wont read any disks...
On Sep 13, 2005, at 11:26 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
On 13/09/05 11:07, Ed Zelinsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 13/09/05 11:53, Ed Zelinsky [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm sorry... is there an application that controls the player or is it
just an automatic thing? One minute it was playing both formats and
just stopped and wont read any disks...
On Sep 13, 2005, at 11:26 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
-- Forwarded Message
From: Leigh Owen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed, 07 Sep 2005 22:31:07 +1000
To: G-Books G-Books@mail.maclaunch.com
Subject: [swap] FS: PowerBook G3 400mhz PISMO complete.(UPDATE)
Hi all,
It's the last days for a great deal.
Yep, it has to go. My best friend, a G3 400
the card into a powerbook and pick up
wherever I left off.
Unfortunately I can't do this with my Lombard since the wireless
card occupies the sole card slot so I'm considering trading up to a
Pismo.
My question is, how does the internal Airport card compare to a PC
wireless card (like the Cisco
Hi all,
Yep, it has to go. My best friend, a G3 400 Mhz Powerbook Pismo in very good
condition. Original config - 400Mhz/1mb cache/128mb ram/10Gb HD/8mb
video/DVD combo drive.
Case in good condition, shows some wear but nothing major. IR port window
missing (of course). Power supply (YoYo
would eliminate downloading
files twice and also offers an easy recovery is case one computer dies.
Just plug the card into the other computer and pick up where you left
off.
Why not use a USB card reader plugged into the Lombard (or a Pismo).
Or simpler is to use a memory stick.
I'm trying
On Sep 7, 2005, at 4:51 PM, Andrew in Ann Arbor wrote:
On Sep 6, 2005, at 1:59 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all
I'lm about to switch my e-mail over to a G4 Cube ans I want to have
a powerbook that will share the same mail files.
The concept is to store the mail files on a CF card in a
I finally got the Pismo connected - using an S-Video cable it works
well.
Not sure what the problem is / was, but I did get it working (pretty
poor picture tho') when a tech plugged the VGA cable back in while I
was also testing the S-video - RCA adapter that came with the Pismo. I
was worried
plug the card into a powerbook
and pick up wherever I left off.
Unfortunately I can't do this with my Lombard since
the wireless card occupies the sole card slot so I'm
considering trading up to a Pismo.
My question is, how does the internal Airport card
compare to a PC wireless card (like
I'll plug the card into a powerbook and pick up
wherever I left off.
Unfortunately I can't do this with my Lombard since the wireless
card occupies the sole card slot so I'm considering trading up to a
Pismo.
Call me crazy, but why not just use IMAP or uncheck the Remove copy
from server
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From: Leigh Owen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tue, 06 Sep 2005 10:43:33 +1000
To: G-Books@mail.maclaunch.com
Subject: FS: PowerBook G3 400mhz PISMO complete.
Hi all,
Yep, it has to go. My best friend, a G3 400 Mhz Powerbook Pismo in very good
condition. Original config
Hi all,
Yep, it has to go. My best friend, a G3 400 Mhz Powerbook Pismo in very good
condition. Original config - 400Mhz/1mb cache/128mb ram/10Gb HD/8mb
video/DVD combo drive.
Case in good condition, shows some wear but nothing major. IR port window
missing (of course). Power supply (YoYo
fine) or, as
some people have done, drill a 3rd hold in the plastic (far away from
the mechanism, so not TOO risky) that lines up with the 3rd screw.
I've done this on a Pismo with a UJ-810 and a UJ-811, and it looks
great.
While this is completely true, Panasonic has reportedly
discontinued
On Sep 2, 2005, at 9:30 PM, G-Books wrote:
Subject: Sony Pismo drives query
Others have mentioned suitable replacement drives for the Pismo. What
about the Sony CRX820E?
Works great. And most (if not all) CRX820E's come set as Master,
which makes it perfect for the Pismo.
Chris
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On Sep 1, 2005, at 9:30 PM, G-Books wrote:
The Matshita SR-8174-C drive and sled (you'll need both) is the other
major OEM drive that was used on the Pismo and will fit perfectly.
The SR-8174-C 6X Mfgd 2000 (Pismo) and the SR-8173-C ?X Mfgd 1999
(Lombard) both seem to work well.
I've
60gb Hitachi Travelstar 2.5 9.5mm 7200RPM IDE Hard Drive, ATA/ 6
12.0ms 8MB Buffer
Is this a good HD for my Pismo. I just want a reality check before I
buy and 'try' to install it. It's going to set me back about $190.
Thanks for any feedback.
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On Sep 2, 2005, at 12:57 AM, kaldav wrote:
Others have mentioned suitable replacement drives for the Pismo. What
about the Sony CRX820E?
When my original pismo CD/DVD drive died, we replaced it with the Sony
CRX820E. There are instructions to do this on the web, but I can't
remember where
I just purchased and installed an 80Gb Travelstar from Newegg.com for a
total price of $112 including shippi;ng.
John
On Sep 2, 2005, at 4:50 AM, Ed Zelinsky wrote:
60gb Hitachi Travelstar 2.5 9.5mm 7200RPM IDE Hard Drive, ATA/ 6
12.0ms 8MB Buffer
Is this a good HD for my Pismo. I
I just purchased and installed an 80Gb Travelstar from Newegg.com for a
total price of $112 including shippi;ng.
Lombard and Pismo machines have issues with their EIDE/UATA controller
chips which mandate that the attached drives be fully able to negotiate
down from ATA-6.
The Samsungs, some
, drill a 3rd hold in the plastic (far away from
the mechanism, so not TOO risky) that lines up with the 3rd screw.
I've done this on a Pismo with a UJ-810 and a UJ-811, and it looks
great.
While this is completely true, Panasonic has reportedly discontinued all
of the drives mentioned, in favor
Others have mentioned suitable replacement drives for the Pismo. What
about the Sony CRX820E?
The Matshita SR-8174-C drive and sled (you'll need both) is the
other major OEM drive that was used on the Pismo and will fit
perfectly.
The SR-8174-C 6X Mfgd 2000 (Pismo) and the SR-8173-C ?X Mfgd
. . .
On Aug 30, 2005, at 1:10 PM, Van Snyder wrote:
I think I had a similar problem with my Pismo/vga to LCD projector -
this one was a Sony. However, it warned me that it couldn't support
it at that resolution. Did you allow it to 'detect displays'?
To tell you the truth, I don't really remember what
of the entries are for the expansion bay -
having never owned a Pismo, I assume this is the most
common way of integrating this type of drive?
You might try these guys for a replacement drive
http://www.centrix-intl.com/fulllist.asp
I haven't used them and have no financial interest in
them; I found them
On Aug 31, 2005, at 12:40 PM, Robert Eye wrote:
Heck, the Pismo is obsolete.
Waa..
Now you had to go and burst my bubble I finally thought I was using a
current machine ;-P
HaHa.
I just got my pismo this month, since I got my wife a TiBook 667
I will say the lombard is obsolete since it can't install 10.4 only
10.3.9 and lower.
True, but with XPostFacto ...
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On Aug 31, 2005, at 12:29 pm, K [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good evening Lista's,
My 3rd LG (POS!!!) CD/DVD drive has gone south.. Does anyone know if
the Mat unit (drive and sled) is a perfect match for the Pismo as a
replacement?
The Matshita SR-8174-C drive and sled (you'll need both
The Matshita SR-8174-C drive and sled (you'll need both) is the other
major OEM drive that was used on the Pismo and will fit perfectly.
The SR-8174-C 6X Mfgd 2000 (Pismo) and the SR-8173-C ?X Mfgd 1999
(Lombard) both seem to work well.
I've replaced both with up-to-date writeable
There I was with my brilliant Keynote presentation and eager audience.
Could not get contact between Pismo and the Panasonic LCD. Cable was
the the same at each end, fitted the 15 pin D connector on the back of
the Pismo. I tried shutting down each, restarting each simultaneously
LCD or DLS). All encounters here are with
Windows-based laptops.
I assume your Pismo works with other projectors and
external monitors?
Regards,
Bob Eye
Dallas, TX
P.S. You wrote: Luckily crowd was very polite, only
heard one muttering of must be Apple computers.
I remember Apple's commercial
On Aug 30, 2005, at 12:45 PM, Robert Eye wrote:
Sometimes projectors seem to be particular about the
resolution they are trying to project; the laptop and
the projector have to match.
I had a problem at a scuba club meeting; the presenter had a 12 PB
and the video out would NOT talk to the
I think I had a similar problem with my Pismo/vga to LCD projector -
this one was a Sony. However, it warned me that it couldn't support
it at that resolution. Did you allow it to 'detect displays'?
On 8/30/05, Anne Judge [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Aug 30, 2005, at 12:45 PM, Robert Eye
, 2005, at 1:10 PM, Van Snyder wrote:
I think I had a similar problem with my Pismo/vga to LCD projector -
this one was a Sony. However, it warned me that it couldn't support
it at that resolution. Did you allow it to 'detect displays'?
To tell you the truth, I don't really remember what I tried
Good evening Lista's,
My 3rd LG (POS!!!) CD/DVD drive has gone south.. Does anyone know if
the Mat unit (drive and sled) is a perfect match for the Pismo as a
replacement? I am really tired of screwing around with the LG to get it
working...It hast to be ejected and smacked on the table
In a message dated 8/30/05 9:11:21 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
My 3rd LG (POS!!!) CD/DVD drive has gone south.. Does anyone know if
the Mat unit (drive and sled) is a perfect match for the Pismo as a
replacement?
The MATSHITA (Panasonic) drive in the machine is obsolete, and Panasonic
Hi All been playing around today with my spare pismo (back up mac) and
deceided to load ubuntu linux on it and WOW!!! it is fast stable and
very user friendly. The system specs before i started were 400cpu 384
ram 10gb hdd airport card fitted cdrw/dvd combo, running 10.4.2
now running linux I
On Aug 24, 2005, at 5:09 pm, victoria duggan wrote:
Hi All been playing around today with my spare pismo (back up mac) and
deceided to load ubuntu linux on it and WOW!!! it is fast stable and
very user friendly. The system specs before i started were 400cpu 384
ram 10gb hdd airport card fitted
Hi It is version 4.10 powerpc version.
vicki
Which version of Ubuntu?
Alan
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On 8/24/05, Alan C. Magnus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Aug 24, 2005, at 5:09 pm, victoria duggan wrote:
Hi All been playing around today with my spare pismo (back up mac) and
deceided to load ubuntu linux on it and WOW!!! it is fast stable and
very user friendly. The system specs before
On Aug 24, 2005, at 5:26 pm, victoria duggan wrote:
Hi It is version 4.10 powerpc version.
vicki
Thanks Vicki
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hey small price to pay for the rest of it all, What other linux will run
on the pismo or even the 366 ibook clam as i have one of those sat doing
nothing at the moment.
The primary criterion is whether the Mac is OldWorld (Openfirmware version
3) or NewWorld (OpenFirmware version = 3
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We have two Pismo 400 power books that the CD/DVD drives are dead in.
What is the cheapest and effective way to try and get some more use
from them? Once in a while it will recognize a disk.
Is this a common problem with these computers.
Neither one of us have had any luck find
We have two Pismo 400 power books that the CD/DVD drives are dead in.
What is the cheapest and effective way to try and get some more use
from them? Once in a while it will recognize a disk.
Is this a common problem with these computers.
Neither one of us have had any luck find
on 06/08/05 13:19, Jan Georgen at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I posted much of the following to the Apple PowerBook Usage
discussion, am also
trying here in search of much needed help!
I replaced the sound/ac card and the power switch in a 400mHz Pismo.
The computer chimes and I can get
I posted much of the following to the Apple PowerBook Usage
discussion, am also
trying here in search of much needed help!
I replaced the sound/ac card and the power switch in a 400mHz Pismo.
The computer chimes and I can get the screen to light up with both AC
and//or a battery
Hey Dan G-bookers
I have a Pismo 400MHz, 768 RAM, 40G HD running OS 10.3.9. Will I have
any problems updating from Quicktime 6.5.2 to Quicktime 7.0.1?
Will it be an improvement? I have noticed my Quicktime Player to be
somewhat slow at times, but that may just be my slow computer.
I haven't
- Original Message - From: Andrew Main [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Pismo PowerBook display failing
Date: Sat, 30 Jul 2005 15:37:02 -0600
Francesco sciacca wrote:
I've found the information you have provided (quoted below)
invaluable. My
problem is the light bulb replacement
know the
Lombard
and Pismo displays are not interchangable, but I well suppose the bulb
at
least should be the same part. But I'd like to get a definitive word
on that
from some knowledge source.
Sorry, I can't give detailed information. There are two display panels
used in both the Lombard
Dylan McDermond wrote:
Does the Pismo truly not have a temperature sensor? I find that a
little hard to believe, but my wife's Pismo 400 running 10.4.2 says
that it doesn't when I try running Temperature Monitor 2.5 and
ThermoInDock 0.9. Is this something that Tiger has broken? Will this
keep
I recnetly got a great deal on a 400 MHz Pismo with a
bad battery and as it turns out a bad HD. I've
upgraded to a Hitachi 40 GB HD and added an Airport
Card and couldn't be happier with this Mac, except for
the 8 MB Video limit.
Seems that back in the day of the the Performa Macs I
read
and Pismo displays are not interchangable, but I well suppose the bulb at
least should be the same part. But I'd like to get a definitive word on that
from some knowledge source.
cheers,
gianfranco
For any who might be interested, here's the
information I have:
Pismo LCD Lamp And Display
software will list the card as a Gold/Silver or third party.
Any info or links would be helpful. I have both a Graphite and Snow I can use.
Thanks
Ken Vann
From: Bruce Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Pismo wireless questions
Date: Mon, 25 Jul 2005 09:49:28 -0700
On Jul 23, 2005, at 2:48 AM
Does the Pismo truly not have a temperature sensor? I find that a
little hard to believe, but my wife's Pismo 400 running 10.4.2 says
that it doesn't when I try running Temperature Monitor 2.5 and
ThermoInDock 0.9. Is this something that Tiger has broken? Will this
keep the fan from
On Jul 26, 2005, at 5:19 PM, Dylan McDermond wrote:
Does the Pismo truly not have a temperature sensor? I find that a
little hard to believe, but my wife's Pismo 400 running 10.4.2 says
that it doesn't when I try running Temperature Monitor 2.5 and
ThermoInDock 0.9. Is this something
Hi All Quick Question
I have a pismo that is set up with air port card running 10.4.2 and
one that has the intel pro wireless card running system 9.2.2 what i
want to do is make both of them see the network printers i use via
wireless.
The pismo with 10.4.2 is fine no problems
On Jul 25, 2005, at 8:30 AM, victoria duggan wrote:
Hi All Quick Question
I have a pismo that is set up with air port card running 10.4.2
and one that has the intel pro wireless card running system 9.2.2
what i want to do is make both of them see the network printers i
use via wireless
On Jul 23, 2005, at 2:48 AM, kaldav wrote:
Hello,
I'm setting up a Pismo for someone and would like to ask:
1. I have an Orinoco Wifi card 11Mbit/s Silver Lucent
Technologies. Should I use the latest Airport software for this, or
the Orinoco drivers version 7.2?
Under OS 9 either
I am setting up a Pismo for Windows user who has a Windows mp3
player. I have been asked if this will work on the Pismo. Hopefully
someone can give me a definitive answer.
1. The person bought an mp3 player about two years ago (it may be
called a Lyra). The player is listed as compatible
Hello,
I'm setting up a Pismo for someone and would like to ask:
1. I have an Orinoco Wifi card 11Mbit/s Silver Lucent Technologies.
Should I use the latest Airport software for this, or the Orinoco
drivers version 7.2?
2. Will this card only work in OS9, or are there drivers for OSX
Fabian Fang wrote:
Dan, the PowerBook Guy in San Francisco, with website at http://
www.powerbookguy.com, sells a lot of PowerBook service parts. While I
do not see a light bulb as such on his Pismo page, he can probably
get it for you.
The PowerBook Guy has a great selection, but he's
While I had my Pismo in being serviced for a logic board problem, my
monitor had a slight pink problem that went scarlet red after the
logic board replacement. I honestly don't remember if it was the
screen or video card, but they (the local mac repair shop) replaced
it right away and just
My 'Pismo' PowerBook's display is starting to show the dreaded pink
tinge. It appears whenever the PB awakens from sleep (or starts up), in
the lower left area of the screen, and goes away after a few minutes. I
remember there has been some discussion of this in the past, but don't
recall
On Jul 19, 2005, at 10:50 AM, Andrew Main wrote:
My 'Pismo' PowerBook's display is starting to show the dreaded pink
tinge. It appears whenever the PB awakens from sleep (or starts
up), in the lower left area of the screen, and goes away after a
few minutes. I remember there has been some
At 9:44 AM -0700 7/18/05, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I just joined this list with the hopes of learning more about
upgrading my G3 PowerBook. It's 400 MHz and has FireWire ports, so
I'm assuming it's the Pismo FireWire model (if that's not correct,
please tell me!)
That is a Pismo
At 11:02 AM -0700 7/18/05, Bruce Johnson wrote:
--Can I use an iPod mini with this computer? Since I do have the
FireWire port, I'm thinking that I could if I'm able to upgrade to
OS X and install iTunes on my computer.
Certainly. The only iPod you'll have any issues with is the Shuffle,
On Jul 18, 2005, at 12:44 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I just joined this list with the hopes of learning more about
upgrading my G3 PowerBook. It's 400 MHz and has FireWire ports, so
I'm assuming it's the Pismo FireWire model (if that's not correct,
please tell me!)
Yes
use the keyboard USB
port or an un-powered hub.
As for the minimum OS, I forgot about that, but since the Pismo runs
10.4, which runs better than 10.3 did on it, I see no reason to step
back at all.
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On Jul 18, 2005, at 9:44 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I just joined this list with the hopes of learning more about
upgrading my G3 PowerBook. It's 400 MHz and has FireWire ports, so
I'm assuming it's the Pismo FireWire model (if that's not correct,
please tell me
It is OS 10.39 Is verbose c-o-p-r?
Thanks for your help.
Kevin
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From: Lisa Tom P [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: G-Books G-Books@mail.maclaunch.com
Sent: Tuesday, July 12, 2005 11:02 PM
Subject: Re: Pismo problems help needed ASAP!
Stuck @ spinning gear at start up
It is OS 10.39 Is verbose c-o-p-r?
CMD-OPT-P-R is PRAM reset.
CMD-V is verbose IIRC.
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From: Malcolm Cornelius [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: G-Books G-Books@mail.maclaunch.com
Sent: Wednesday, July 13, 2005 6:35 AM
Subject: Re: Pismo problems help needed ASAP!
It is OS 10.39 Is verbose c-o-p-r?
CMD-OPT-P-R is PRAM reset.
CMD-V is verbose IIRC.
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: Pismo problems help needed ASAP!
Running this command it stops after
BSD diskOS9, major114, minor 78 and then does not let me continue the
prompt is a white box that does not let me go on.
Is there a way to get my pictures off the hard disk, all my baby's
pictures are on there
THanks
bar
and icon picture came back. It also came up with message .You must
restart computer. Seems ominous... I am typing from an old windows box
to try to get some help. Pismo is G4 500 upgrade/ 1 gig of ram/ 60 gig
toshiba drive and 8x superdrive!
Any help wpu;d be greatly appreciated
on blank bar
and icon picture came back. It also came up with message .You must
restart computer. Seems ominous... I am typing from an old windows box
to try to get some help. Pismo is G4 500 upgrade/ 1 gig of ram/ 60 gig
toshiba drive and 8x superdrive!
Any help wpu;d be greatly appreciated
On Jul 8, 2005, at 2:31 pm, Andrew McCall [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I have a Apple PowerBook G3 Pismo. It has been upgraded with a
PowerLogix BlueChip G3 900MHz CPU and 1Gb RAM.
When powered on, the system works fine and I don't have any issues
with it, however, over the last few weeks
Hi Folks,
I have a Apple PowerBook G3 Pismo. It has been upgraded with a
PowerLogix BlueChip G3 900MHz CPU and 1Gb RAM.
When powered on, the system works fine and I don't have any issues
with it, however, over the last few weeks it has developed a problem
when being powered off.
When powering
do I quantify that, I guess living with
it from it's first release X.1 and using 9 right along side till we
got to Panther. I am running a Pismo 500. 1 gig of ram and a 7200
Hitachi/IBM 60 gig drive.
When major changes happen, I usually put the old drive working 100%
into a external F/W
Hell, I'm running it on a 333 Lombard! Works great.
On 01/07/2005, at 5:29 AM, Jeffrey Gaier wrote:
Tiger is running smoothly on my Pismo. I think it was well worth
the update.
Jeffrey
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Is it worth the upgrade on a Pismo?
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On Jun 30, 2005, at 2:30 pm, Pace [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Anyone running Tiger on a Pismo smoothly?
Yes.
Is it worth the upgrade on a Pismo?
If you're running OS9 then heck yes! If you're running Panther then
maybe
not--depends if you need/want the latest features (I really like
Tiger is running smoothly on my Pismo. I think it was well worth the
update.
Jeffrey
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G-Books wrote:
Date: Thu, 30 Jun 2005 15:10:18 -0400
Subject: Tiger on a Pismo?
Anyone running Tiger on a Pismo smoothly?
Is it worth the upgrade on a Pismo?
I'd like to know if the built in Airport card works on a Pismo running
Panther or Tiger.
I like the idea of an internal card but I
works like a dream.
On 6/30/05, Andrew in Ann Arbor [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
G-Books wrote:
Date: Thu, 30 Jun 2005 15:10:18 -0400
Subject: Tiger on a Pismo?
Anyone running Tiger on a Pismo smoothly?
Is it worth the upgrade on a Pismo?
I'd like to know if the built in Airport card
On Jun 30, 2005, at 1:34 PM, Andrew in Ann Arbor wrote:
G-Books wrote:
Date: Thu, 30 Jun 2005 15:10:18 -0400
Subject: Tiger on a Pismo?
Anyone running Tiger on a Pismo smoothly?
Is it worth the upgrade on a Pismo?
I'd like to know if the built in Airport card works on a Pismo
running
Internal Airport runs perfectly on my Pismo with 9 and Panther
Currently eagerly following the tread about Tiger here and will
probably go for it with my Pismo 512MB
I know there are people that will tell me it's too slow. These are the
same ones that told me OS X would NEVER run on my 266 iMac
Ditto the two previous responses. It actually seems a little
snappier, although there are bugs here and there but I'm assuming
they'll be fixed in 10.4.2.
On Jun 30, 2005, at 3:10 PM, Pace wrote:
Anyone running Tiger on a Pismo smoothly?
Is it worth the upgrade on a Pismo?
Thanks
Pace wrote:
Anyone running Tiger on a Pismo smoothly?
Is it worth the upgrade on a Pismo?
Thanks
My fellow PowerBook-philes,
I put it on my GF's Pismo right before she left for Italy, she had never
used a Mac before and does not have a lot of computer experience, and it
worked
I am running tiger on my 400 mhz G3 pismo with 320 MB RAM and it is better
than 10.3 in my opinion, the start up is certainly faster.
Cheers,
Matt Dudek
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Pace wrote:
Anyone running Tiger on a Pismo smoothly?
Is it worth the upgrade
On Jun 30, 2005, at 2:31 PM, Ian Moffatt wrote:
I know there are people that will tell me it's too slow. These are the
same ones that told me OS X would NEVER run on my 266 iMac 256MB now
384MB or 233 DT 320MB
Not too slow at all. I have 10.4 on my 500Mhz Pismo, and two upgraded
G4's: one
, but would like to be able to use it on my trusty Pismo.
I have Quark 6.5, but it doesn't support the optional glyphs in
OpenType, and I'd rather not spend nearly $400 to upgrade from
PageMaker 6.5 to InDesign. I use NeoOffice for word processing, and
evidently it does't fully support OpenType
Just putting out some feelers, Fully loaded Pismo G4 500 upgrade 1 gig ram
8x Superdrive 60 gig toshiba, Airport, OS 10.39, With bookendz Dock I have
an awesome Kensington Saddle bag Looking for a loaded G3 12 inch Ibook. The
form factor fits my use better looking for 900+ G3 with all the buttons
Can anyone tell me how to be able to use an
external monitor with my Pismo?
I hooked up a 19 to my Pismo it
was like an extension of my Pismo monitor.
So when I looked
under the monitor setup/controls it puts the
external monitor above or below my Pismo
monitor. Not what I want. I want to view
If I understand what you'd like correctly, I think you want to check
'mirror displays' under display preferences.
HTH,
Nancy
On Jun 21, 2005, at 10:25 AM, Pace wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to be able to use an
external monitor with my Pismo?
I hooked up a 19 to my Pismo it
was like
On Tue, 21 Jun 2005, Pace wrote:
Can anyone tell me how to be able to use an
external monitor with my Pismo?
I hooked up a 19 to my Pismo it
was like an extension of my Pismo monitor.
So when I looked
under the monitor setup/controls it puts the
external monitor above or below my Pismo
Well, maybe that is my problem, I am using
Mac OS 10.3.4 when I go to system pref's
displays, there isn't anything that says
mirroring
Where would it then be when using 10.3.4?
Thanks for all the help!
Kim
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Well, maybe that is my problem, I am using
Mac OS 10.3.4 when I go to system pref's
displays, there isn't anything that says
mirroring
Where would it then be when using 10.3.4?
Thanks for all the help!
Kim
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