I delayed transitioning to OSX until recently. During this period, I
recall some discussion regarding Virtual PC under OSX being
problematic/slow. Now that I've got Panther up and running, all I
need to do to finally disconnect from OS 9 is to set up VPC in X.
I have a choice between VPC 5.x
Yes I have used it, it functioned. The very first version of 6 had an
issue with G3s but that has been fixed. It is MUCH faster on my G4 but
it was useable on my Pismo and it was better than 5.
David
On Nov 21, 2003, at 9:11 AM, Frank Cornew wrote:
I delayed transitioning to OSX until
Likewise..VPC 6.1 running on...Pismo 400 10.3.1 1GB Ram.. W98 and
Imac SE 400 10.3.1 1 GB Ram...W98A bit slow but so far it seems to
be acceptable...Had VPC 4.0...poor/slow performance then went straight
to 6.1
Regards,
Mike K
David Ensteness wrote:
Yes I have used it, it functioned.
- Original Message -
From: Frank Cornew [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: G-Books [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, November 21, 2003 10:11 AM
Subject: Virtual PC/Pismo 400/Panther
I delayed transitioning to OSX until recently. During this period, I
recall some discussion regarding Virtual PC under
Spose it would have helped for me to say:
Pismo G3 400/768MB/40GB 5400rpm drive, ran Win98SE, Mac OS X v.10.3.1.
David
David Ensteness wrote:
Yes I have used it, it functioned. The very first version of 6 had an
issue with G3s but that has been fixed. It is MUCH faster on my G4
but it was
Correction...W98SE and the HD in the Pismo is the 10(?) Gig ..Don't know
what speed that would beAlso W98SE w/a 60 Gig Maxtor in the Imac SE
400 (graphite)
BTWHow can I find out what speed these HD's are running at?
Regards,
Mike K
Kochkodin wrote:
Likewise..VPC 6.1 running
The 10GB in the Pismo is 4200rpm because that is the only speed Apple
shipped in them. Unless you replaced it at some point. I believe the
drives in all G3 iMacs were 5400rpm but I could be wrong on that point.
MacTracker notes drive speeds on main models, you might try there.
David
On Nov
