I just subscribed to this list as I need some advice.
Welcome to the best place for info i have found,(and they are
sometimes friendly)
I have a G3 500/384/20 Pismo with a disfunctional OEM DVD-ROM drive
running 9.2.2 which is networked to an iMac G5 (1.8/1GB/super-drive)
through a
If you have 384 ram fitted then either the top or bottom already has
128 fitted meaning you would need another 256 chip. to get 512.
Oops you are right, Vicki! That was a typo as I was looking at 256mg
prices - but looks like I might be smarter to go for 512 since I have
recently learned
If you are not bothered about the cosmetics fitting flush, and you
are also confident with the insides of the Mac and the drives.
One more thing - what do you mean confident, Vicki? This machine has
always worked beautifully for me - except for the OEM DVD-ROM drive which
has never worked
On Jan 2, 2006, at 10:11 AM, Tannis Baker wrote:
If you have 384 ram fitted then either the top or bottom already has
128 fitted meaning you would need another 256 chip. to get 512.
Oops you are right, Vicki! That was a typo as I was looking at 256mg
prices - but looks like I might be
On Jan 2, 2006, at 5:13 PM, Tannis Baker wrote:
If you are not bothered about the cosmetics fitting flush, and you
are also confident with the insides of the Mac and the drives.
One more thing - what do you mean confident, Vicki? This machine has
always worked beautifully for me - except for
Hi All!
I just subscribed to this list as I need some advice.
I have a G3 500/384/20 Pismo with a disfunctional OEM DVD-ROM drive
running 9.2.2 which is networked to an iMac G5 (1.8/1GB/super-drive)
through a modem/router.
I read athttp://www.lowendmac.com/cwebb/05/1209.html that the pismo
- to run Tiger, would I be better off replacing the lower RAM slot with
another 128mg (maxing the machine out at 512mg) - considering that my
laptop is not my primary machine (just the more user friendly one!)
The Pismo maxes out at 1 gig, not 512 Meg.
- has anyone bought a combo-drive from
If there are all sorts of these slot loading drives out there, does
anyone know why I can't take one of these $50 drives and put it in a G3 iMac
or a Cube?All of the places that sell replacement slot drives for these
want a minimum of $129.
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If there are all sorts of these slot loading drives out there, does
anyone know why I can't take one of these $50 drives and put it in a G3 iMac
or a Cube?All of the places that sell replacement slot drives for these
want a minimum of $129.
$45-$55 is for a half height 5.25 drive, suitable
I checked OtherWorld Computing's website (http://eshop.macsales.com)
didn't find anything listed for the ibook, but I've noticed sometimes
that their website doesn't always reflect what they're advertising in
print--and I don't have
Mac Service Solutions
I would like to know if it is possible to replace the CD-ROM with one
of these two types of drives?
CD-ROM drives are now completely obsolete.
Replacements, which are generally slot loading and 12.7mm, are usually
CD-ROM-R-R/W and DVD-ROM-R-R/W, often including dual-layer DVD
david [EMAIL PROTECTED] wants to know...
i've been meaning to fix my 250 wallstreet for some time now, i've got
the
sound card/power supply part to replace, i'm getting more ram to
install
(2 x 256), and now i'm thinking... is it worth it to buy one of those
sonnet crescendo upgrades?
owc
At 10:39 AM -0700 8/29/05, david wrote:
i've been meaning to fix my 250 wallstreet for some time now, i've got the
sound card/power supply part to replace, i'm getting more ram to install (2 x
256), and now i'm thinking... is it worth it to buy one of those sonnet
crescendo upgrades?
owc lists
On 29 Aug 2005, at 19:29, Lisa Tom P wrote:
You can also get upgrades from Daystar [snip]. I bought a G4/466
from Daystar for $210. It works great.
Mad Dog
I didn't find any Wallstreet upgrades at Daystar. Wegener's prices
seem quite for a G3 upgrade to 400 MHz.
J Sanderson
Its a
From: david [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: upgrading my wallstreet
I've been meaning to fix my 250 wallstreet for some time now, i've got the
sound card/power supply part to replace, i'm getting more ram to install
(2 x 256), and now i'm thinking... is it worth it to buy one of those
sonnet
i've been meaning to fix my 250 wallstreet for some time now, i've got the
sound card/power supply part to replace, i'm getting more ram to install
(2 x 256), and now i'm thinking... is it worth it to buy one of those
sonnet crescendo upgrades?
owc lists two models, one is a g4/500 upgrade
i also see from wegener media:
allegro g3/500 for $270
presto! g4/500 for $220
avanti g3/400 for $99
on the allegro page they also say:
Why not G4?
Good question.. But think about it. The only real advantage of G4 is the
Altivec processor, which is rarely utilized, except for video
i've been meaning to fix my 250 wallstreet for some time now, i've
got the sound card/power supply part to replace, i'm getting more
ram to install (2 x 256), and now i'm thinking... is it worth it to
buy one of those sonnet crescendo upgrades?
owc lists two models, one is a g4/500 upgrade
On 29 Aug 2005, at 19:29, Lisa Tom P wrote:
You can also get upgrades from Daystar [snip]. I bought a G4/466
from Daystar for $210. It works great.
Mad Dog
I didn't find any Wallstreet upgrades at Daystar. Wegener's prices
seem quite for a G3 upgrade to 400 MHz.
J Sanderson
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At 11:58 PM -0500 8/27/05, Claire Hart wrote:
Has anyone else noticed a better wireless connection from your
Airport Extreme after upgrading to Tiger?
In terms of the graphic showing more bars lit, yes. But the signal
itself is unchanged. The places where I lost my signal around the
house
Has anyone else noticed a better wireless connection from your
Airport Extreme after upgrading to Tiger?
Claire
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On Aug 27, 2005, at 10:29 AM, Claire Hart wrote:
Has anyone else noticed a better wireless connection from your
Airport Extreme after upgrading to Tiger?
In terms of the graphic showing more bars lit, yes. But the signal
itself is unchanged. The places where I lost my signal around
Has anyone else noticed a better wireless connection from your
Airport Extreme after upgrading to Tiger?
In terms of the graphic showing more bars lit, yes. But the signal
itself is unchanged. The places where I lost my signal around the
house haven't changed.
david
In terms of both, in my
I have OS 9.1 on my Wall Street (now a G4/500) and
use Netscape v4.79 for e-mail and some browsing,
reserving IE 5.1.7 for most browsing.
Will installing MRJ 2.2.5 improve anything for me?
I'm a bit reluctant in case the installer sprays files all
over my HD and I have problems
I make it a point to not install OS 9 drivers. The few apps I use are the
4D 6.8 compiler and Loop app Infinity, which can run under Classic.
Besides those there is nothing I need in OS 9 and I don't want to waste
my time there.
I even turn down support for OS 9 problems as I can't be bothered
I would like to upgrade the hard disk on my keylime clamshell, G3
466mhz model.
This is a tricky operation and any advise is welcome from someone who
has done this before. First question I have is: where do I find a 40Gb
disk and which one should I get?
thanks, Boudie
On 22-dec-04, at 22:07,
On 1/5/05 5:29 AM, goodidea [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to upgrade the hard disk on my keylime clamshell, G3
466mhz model.
This is a tricky operation and any advise is welcome from someone who
has done this before. First question I have is: where do I find a 40Gb
disk and which one
I would like to upgrade the hard disk on my keylime clamshell, G3
466mhz model.
This is a tricky operation and any advise is welcome from someone who
has done this before. First question I have is: where do I find a 40Gb
disk and which one should I get?
thanks, Boudie
On 22-dec-04, at
On Jan 5, 2005, at 7:10 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 1/5/05 5:29 AM, goodidea [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to upgrade the hard disk on my keylime clamshell, G3
466mhz model.
This is a tricky operation and any advise is welcome from someone who
has done this before. First
On 1/5/05 8:17 AM, Peter Apockotos [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I personally think Apple should make their portable line as easy to
upgrade as the new iMac!
I have all sorts of wishes but Apple doesn't listen to me - and with good
reason since I'm not an engineer. A question was asked. I
David, thank you so much for the URL and good advise and I don't mind
Peter speaking his mind either :) Looking at the number of actions
needed to get to the HardDisk I'm not surprised...
I still like to ask if someone knows for sure which hard disk I can
install, 40GB 5400rpm in a clamshell g3
I just upgraded my Pismo (G3 400mhz) with a Hitatchi 60 gig 7200 rpm
disk from OWC.
Here is a link:
http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/hard-drives/2.5-Notebook/
I'm very pleased with the drive: faster, quieter than the original. The
staff at OWC were very helpful.
One thing I learned the hard way:
Unfortunately that option was not available in my instance. Perhaps
because I was using a DVD OS X install disk?
On Jan 5, 2005, at 12:05 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
That's probably because when you formatted the drive with Disk Utility
from
10.3, you didn't check the option to have the OS 9
Sorry to see this tale. But it has been told before in these lists.
I had good results in the Disk Utility/Partition panel by checking the
little box at: Install Mac OS 9
Disk Drivers If this option is not selected, this device cannot be
used by a computer running Mac OS 9. This option does
At 2:40 PM -0800 1/5/05, David Bjur wrote:
Unfortunately that option was not available in my instance. Perhaps
because I was using a DVD OS X install disk?
On Jan 5, 2005, at 12:05 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
That's probably because when you formatted the drive with Disk Utility from
10.3, you
on 05/01/05 20:20, Clark Martin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 2:40 PM -0800 1/5/05, David Bjur wrote:
Unfortunately that option was not available in my instance. Perhaps
because I was using a DVD OS X install disk?
On Jan 5, 2005, at 12:05 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
That's probably
On Jan 5, 2005, at 8:37 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 05/01/05 20:20, Clark Martin at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 2:40 PM -0800 1/5/05, David Bjur wrote:
Unfortunately that option was not available in my instance. Perhaps
because I was using a DVD OS X install disk?
On Jan 5, 2005, at 12:05 PM,
Hi,
I have a Lombard. I tried to put Panther on it and it didn't work. Had a
hunch I had some bad memory - or actually one of the chips that is recognized
half size due to configuration. Anyway ordered the right chip (low profile for
lower slot) now have 64 meg (OEM) on top, and 256 on
On 30/11/04 14:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have a Lombard. I tried to put Panther on it and it didn't work. Had a
hunch I had some bad memory - or actually one of the chips that is recognized
half size due to configuration. Anyway ordered the right chip (low
On Oct 21, 2004, at 10:30 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 21/10/04 17:38, Steve Fuller at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the link. I've done this on my TiBook and that model looks
much simpler than the new ones. Maybe I'll leave well alone.
Not a problem Roger.. Happy to help someone out.
I'd
At 6:33 pm -0500 20/10/04, Steve Fuller wrote:
There is a walk though on that site for the same procedure on the
15 powerbook.
Thanks for the link. I've done this on my TiBook and that model looks
much simpler than the new ones. Maybe I'll leave well alone.
--
With best wishes,
Roger
Anyone had any experience changing HDs in the G4 17? Kyle? I took
all of the screws off of the machine with the battery out and still
could not get anywhere (I was too timid to do much without knowing what
I was doing). As a benchmark, I *did* swap the HD out of the PB TiBook
400 I had
At 4:49 pm -0500 20/10/04, Steve Fuller wrote:
It's a pretty convoluted process to get at the hard drive in the 17
PB as it sits down in the lower LH corner.
Is it the same for the 15 Aluminium PBs? I want to put my 7200 rpm
Hitachi drive into the new 15 I have on order.
--
With best wishes,
There is a walk though on that site for the same procedure on the 15
powerbook. I would assume that it's somewhat similar.
Steve
On Oct 20, 2004, at 5:03 PM, Roger Shufflebottom wrote:
At 4:49 pm -0500 20/10/04, Steve Fuller wrote:
It's a pretty convoluted process to get at the hard drive in the
Hal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm in the process of changing jobs and am considering purchasing a new
Powerbook (got a lump sum payment and am eyeing a new computer). I'm
wondering if anyone has made the switch from a G3/800 or 900mHz or so
iBook to a 1.25, 1.33 or 1.5gHz Powerbook and could
On Jun 2, 2004, at 9:25 AM, Al Poulin wrote:
Hal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm in the process of changing jobs and am considering purchasing a
new
Powerbook (got a lump sum payment and am eyeing a new computer). I'm
wondering if anyone has made the switch from a G3/800 or 900mHz or so
iBook to a
Ok, I know this question has been beaten often been asked and has been
discussed to death, but my interest is very specific, so hopefully
someone can give me some specific insight.
I've been an member of the list for quite a while and have really
valued the thoughts of the members and tried to
On 6/1/04 8:01 PM, Hal [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As I said, I'm doing the homework on this, but would really appreciate
any advice. Also, if anyone has thoughts on ordering the 128MB graphics
card or the 5400rpm hard drive options, I'd love to hear those as well.
I'm considering the 15/1.5
Well, after discovering that the cute 3D animated user switching effect
doesn't work on my Pismo due to lack of VRAM I started to wonder. . .up
to this point, I was under the impression that the only reason I would
ever need more than 8 MEG VRAM was to play games. Now computer
developers are
on 16/05/04 22:01, Zoltan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, after discovering that the cute 3D animated user switching effect
doesn't work on my Pismo due to lack of VRAM I started to wonder.
Is it due to VRAM or the video chip that is fitted in that machine ?
Hey here's an idea. . .anyone
Zoltan,
Check out www.villagetronic.com
They have a cardbus 32meg DDR DVI/VGA video card that works from
Wallstreet up for about $250. I'm considering a G4/550 upgrade and had
the same concerns as you (Pismo500/1gig, RAM/20gig HD, Panther). Will
upgrade the HD to at least 40gig and now maybe
on 16/05/04 17:01, Zoltan at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, after discovering that the cute 3D animated user switching effect
doesn't work on my Pismo due to lack of VRAM I started to wonder. . .up
to this point, I was under the impression that the only reason I would
ever need more than 8
can anyone direct me to a link on taking apart a pb 1400 to upgrade the
HD?
Thanks
-MW .
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on 08/05/04 15:30, Melvin Watts at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
can anyone direct me to a link on taking apart a pb 1400 to upgrade the
HD?
Better to ask on the Powerbooks list.
But this is very easy.
Slide the grill aside and lift off, flip the keyboard forward, undo the two
screws holding the
I just purchased a G3 14 iBook with OS 10.2, and a CD
for upgrading to 10.3.
Are there precautions I should take prior to
upgrading, any unexpected surprises? I've had the
machine for less than a week so there's nothing
irreplaceable.
I read that there were some nasty surprises for people
who
Install it, then do a system update. Everything should be fine.
geno.
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AIM: BARBALUT
when you die, says a dark-haired woman at the next table, they can make you
into diamonds now. It's scientific. That's how I want to be remembered. I want
to shine.
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On Feb 13, 2004, at 2:53 PM, G Harris wrote:
I just purchased a G3 14 iBook with OS 10.2, and a CD
for upgrading to 10.3.
Are there precautions I should take prior to
upgrading, any unexpected surprises? I've had the
machine for less than a week so there's nothing
irreplaceable.
I read
At 13:51 +0100 24/1/04, invicta wrote:
As the 400 Mhz iMac is too slow for iSight I decided to give my
Flatpanel iMac to my wife and get a 17 Powerbook for myself. To
make the powerbook free from cables I intend to install an Airport
base station without modem connected to one free portal of my
Just what is the advantage, if any in purchasing an Airport Base Station
instead of the far less expensive wireless routers that are available for
PC's?
Tom
You could probably save some money. I have a fairly wireless
household (Powerbook 800, Airport card in a G4 PPC and a Windows
box). I
too. But, that cool design is Apple only.
I bought a Netgear wireless router and gave up AppleTalk.
-tom
--
From: Thomas Ethen
Subject: Re: Upgrading
Just what is the advantage, if any in purchasing an Airport Base Station
instead of the far less expensive wireless
At 11:30 -0500 28/1/04, Tom Roth wrote:
Airport also has the ability to connect a modem as backup to
DSL/cable or as primary connection
I think that is a feature on some Buffalo models - I decided I didn't need it.
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It looks good?
On 1/28/04 6:45 AM, Thomas Ethen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just what is the advantage, if any in purchasing an Airport Base Station
instead of the far less expensive wireless routers that are available for
PC's?
Tom
You could probably save some money. I have a fairly
My Reply follows quote. On 28/01/2004 10:00 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
It looks good?
On 1/28/04 6:45 AM, Thomas Ethen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Just what is the advantage, if any in purchasing an Airport Base Station
instead of the far less expensive wireless routers that are available for
On Jan 28, 2004, at 11:09 AM, Ken wrote:
And the AirPort will route AppleTalk while many others won't. Though I
found an AirPort base station in a jumble bin at a local GoodWill
Outlet
for about a buck. Hard to beat that price.
Ken
What is AppleTalk needed for? I have an SMC Barricade 2804WBR
--
From: Harry D. Corsover
Subject: Re: Upgrading
What is AppleTalk needed for? I have an SMC Barricade 2804WBR
router/wireless (g) access point, which I don't think supports
AppleTalk (at least officially) but everything seems to work. I do need
to make sure AppleTalk
On 28 Jan 2004, at 16:42, G-Books wrote:
Subject: Re: Upgrading
Date: Wed, 28 Jan 2004 11:30:57 -0500
Message-ID:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
From: Tom Roth [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Airport supports AppleTalk over the wireless connection which very few
=
other wireless routers do. The Buffalo is one
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From: Harry D. Corsover
Subject:Re: Upgrading
What is AppleTalk needed for? I have an SMC Barricade 2804WBR
router/wireless (g) access point, which I don't think supports
AppleTalk (at least officially) but everything seems to work. I do
need
to make sure AppleTalk is enabled (whether I'm
On 24 Jan 2004, at 21:30, David Thrower wrote:
Once it's set up, and unless Apple has somehow changed
this, any laptop/wireless card combination that
complies with 802.11b standards should be able to use
it to connect.
Thank you David, this is a great relief and I have ordered all that is
Now comes the shuttle exercise. Presume the new Pbook comes
pre-installed, maybe even with the bundled software. Can I CC clone
all the contents of my Flattop iMac to the Pbook or should I follow a
different method. Same goes for my wife's 400 Mhz SE iMac once the
Flattop has been cleared and
Hello All,
I'm a new subscriber, living in the Netherlands and using Mac's since
'89 but never owned a laptop. To clarify my alias in my e-mail address,
I'm also a fervent fly fisher and Invicta is a well-known wetfly.
My present home-system is ADSL ethernet modem Vigor 2200E router
and one
My present home-system is ADSL ethernet modem
Vigor 2200E router
and one Flatpanel 800 Mhz iMac, 1 GB SDRam, running
OS X v. 10.3. My
wife has an 400 Mhz SE iMac connected to the same
router aswell as a
spritly SE/30 with OS 7.5 and 128 MB, to play with.
We decided to acquire an iSight
Apart from backing up all my data ( I have a firewire cd burner - any
advice welcomed ) what would be your recommendations for installing the
new OS - a complete reinstall and clean my hard drive, or just install
on top of what I am currently running?
I for one will not be installing
Hi, am new to the list but have enjoyed reading the advice and tips
that you guys share. I have a 400mhz Pismo that I bought second hand
with a fresh copy of Jaguar installed on it but no discs so took it as
my opportunity to dive into the world of OSX which is just fantastic.
Now that
On Saturday, October 11, 2003, at 07:11 AM, G'kar wrote:
As an aside the laptop came with an Airport card (bonus!) but can this
be used with a non-apple base station? I would need a dial up modem
though as no adsl in rural UK so any recommendations would be useful.
Any 802.11b or g base station
On 09/21/03 at 07:18 PM -0700, the following message was received
from Paul Nicholson:
Are you sure you're trying to install the latest firmware? I find hard to
believe that you wouldn't be able to install it with 9.2.2, which is newer
than 9.1...
well, as far as I can tell from the Apple site,
OK, having assembled Disk Warrior, downloaded the Firmware update and
as many application upgrades, etc. and burned the downloads to a CD,
I was going to go for Jaguar this morning.
BUT...
Having already upgraded (a while back) my OS to 9.2.2 it was with
alarm I received the error message
on 21/09/03 13:22, Stella at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, having assembled Disk Warrior, downloaded the Firmware update and
as many application upgrades, etc. and burned the downloads to a CD,
I was going to go for Jaguar this morning.
BUT...
Having already upgraded (a while back) my OS
On Sunday, September 21, 2003, at 06:05 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 21/09/03 13:22, Stella at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OK, having assembled Disk Warrior, downloaded the Firmware update and
as many application upgrades, etc. and burned the downloads to a CD,
I was going to go for Jaguar this
On Fri, Jul 11, 2003 at 09:03:47PM -0500, Thomas Ethen wrote:
:
: Here are three on ebay up for auction, but with a 333Mhz Lombard you will
: need an Apple DVD decoder card model M5163 to play DVD's but not CD's. I
: believe they mad a CD only module for the Lombard, but I am not sure about
:
On 07/12/2003, Thomas Ethen enlightened us by writing:
Here are three on ebay up for auction, but with a 333Mhz Lombard you will
need an Apple DVD decoder card model M5163 to play DVD's but not CD's. I
believe they mad a CD only module for the Lombard, but I am not sure about
that.
On Saturday, July 12, 2003, at 12:30 pm, G-Books wrote:
Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 11 Jul 2003 16:10:45 -0700
From: Bruce Johnson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Upgrading to OSX
In-Reply-To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Christian Brennan wrote:
I recently purchase a 333 Mhz Lombard that did
Date: Sat, 12 Jul 2003 01:39:27 -0500
From: Eugene Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Upgrading to OSX
On Fri, Jul 11, 2003 at 09:03:47PM -0500, Thomas Ethen wrote:
:
: Here are three on ebay up for auction, but with a 333Mhz Lombard you
will
: need an Apple DVD decoder card model M5163 to play
I recently purchase a 333 Mhz Lombard that did not include a CD module.
Is there any way to upgrade it to OSX without the module, its currently
running OS 9.2. Could I do it over my network at home with my PowerPC
G3? Im just curious, because Im still looking for a CD module for a
good price.
on 12/07/03 20:35, Jeff Hubatka at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Sat, 12 Jul 2003 01:39:27 -0500
From: Eugene Lee [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Upgrading to OSX
On Fri, Jul 11, 2003 at 09:03:47PM -0500, Thomas Ethen wrote:
:
: Here are three on ebay up for auction, but with a 333Mhz
I recently purchase a 333 Mhz Lombard that did not include a CD module.
Is there any way to upgrade it to OSX without the module, its currently
running OS 9.2. Could I do it over my network at home with my PowerPC
G3? Im just curious, because Im still looking for a CD module for a
good price.
Christian Brennan wrote:
I recently purchase a 333 Mhz Lombard that did not include a CD module.
Is there any way to upgrade it to OSX without the module, its currently
running OS 9.2. Could I do it over my network at home with my PowerPC
G3? Im just curious, because Im still looking for a CD
I recently purchase a 333 Mhz Lombard that did not include a CD module.
If you find a bootable firewire CDRW somewhere you could do it that way,
but your best bet is to find that CD module.
No FireWire on Lombard. I don't know if it can boot off USB CDs.
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Work:
Lewin A.R.W. Edwards wrote:
I recently purchase a 333 Mhz Lombard that did not include a CD module.
If you find a bootable firewire CDRW somewhere you could do it that way,
but your best bet is to find that CD module.
No FireWire on Lombard. I don't know if it can boot off USB CDs.
Pah, I
Here are three on ebay up for auction, but with a 333Mhz Lombard you will
need an Apple DVD decoder card model M5163 to play DVD's but not CD's. I
believe they mad a CD only module for the Lombard, but I am not sure about
that.
Shannon's query got me wondering, especially after I couldn't find this file in
my System Folder.
Since buying my G3/250 Wall Street, I've upgraded it to a G4/500 with Sonnet's
WS Crescendo CPU upgrade and to OS 9.1 and now this file isn't there any more.
I've been
On Tuesday, February 25, 2003, at 02:58 PM, Gary Goldberg wrote:
I've been experiencing some strange things since: momentary freezes
of the cursor
(about 3 seconds) in various programs and occasional freezes when
shutting down
(necessitating a reboot). Sometimes I get a shutdown
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From: G-Books [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of sean
weijand
Sent: Saturday, January 18, 2003 10:24 PM
To: G-Books
Subject: upgrading 233 Wallstreet II
I am thinking of uprgrading my wallstreet to a powerlogix G4/500 card.
If someone has a horror story please let me know
tks
Brownsberger
Sent: Monday, January 20, 2003 9:09 AM
To: G-Books
Subject: Re: upgrading 233 Wallstreet II
What is this card and where can it be brought, cheapest, of course!
John
Brownsberger
on 1/20/03 12:30 PM, Jeff Spray at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I recently upgraded with the exact same card
I am thinking of uprgrading my wallstreet to a powerlogix G4/500 card.
If someone has a horror story please let me know
tks sean
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Hi Listers,
I'm trying to obtain info. how to upgrade Pismo memory but when I click on the
following side, the messg. says: I don't have authority to access, please advise or
point me to another one.
Anthony Vo [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Hi Listers,
I'm trying to obtain info. how to upgrade Pismo memory but when I click
on the following side, the messg. says: I don't have authority to
access, please advise or point me to another one.
I'm going to take the plunge and upgrade the OS on my Wallstreet.
It's family number M4753, 266 Mhz, 320 Mb RAM, 4 Gb HD (1.9 Gb free).
Ok, so I'm a little behind the curve, I'm going from 8.6 to 9.1.
I want to use the latest airport drivers with my Lucent Wavelan card
(thanks to the list for the
On Tuesday, Dec 17, 2002, at 23:51, Andrew wrote:
First question:
I have OS 9.0.4 on CD. I also have downloaded the updates to 9.1, 9.2.1
and 9.2.2
Is there any preference between the different flavours of OS 9?
The computer is used for e-mail and text editing, graphic converter is
as close
on 17/12/02 23:51, Andrew at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm going to take the plunge and upgrade the OS on my Wallstreet.
It's family number M4753, 266 Mhz, 320 Mb RAM, 4 Gb HD (1.9 Gb free).
Ok, so I'm a little behind the curve, I'm going from 8.6 to 9.1.
I want to use the latest airport
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