Interesting idea. Does a WS II CPU work on a WS I? I upgraded the
processor to the 292MHz limit after I bought the machine 'cause 233
was just too slwww.
What's BGA?
Jim Sanderson
A WS2 CPU will work fine on a WS1 motherboard. Just not the other way around.
BGA stands for Ball Gr
Interesting idea. Does a WS II CPU work on a WS I? I upgraded the
processor to the 292MHz limit after I bought the machine 'cause 233
was just too slwww.
What's BGA?
Jim Sanderson
On 30 Nov 2005, at 17:39, Tom and Lisa P wrote:
WS on Jaguar
I remember when I had all sorts of
WS on Jaguar
I remember when I had all sorts of issues with mine. All those
kinds problems went away with the upgrade to Panther. With the comp
not recognising the RAM, that's probably to do with the processor.
One person suggested now might be the time to take advantage of
Daystar's G4
In a message dated 11/30/05 11:09:27 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Say, another question: What screen are you using with your
Wallstreet? I
think I remember surmizing awhile back that the brightness issue
may be because my
friend has a 12.1" active matrix (not the more common 12.1" passive
On Tuesday, November 29, 2005, at 02:09 PM, Clark Martin wrote:
The backlight going out is a common problem with the Wallstreet. The
fix is fairly simple.
Restart into OS 9.
Sleep the computer.
Wake the computer.
Restart into OS X. At this point Startup Disk usually freezes. Do a
thr
WS on Jaguar
I remember when I had all sorts of issues with mine. All those kinds
problems went away with the upgrade to Panther. With the comp not
recognising the RAM, that's probably to do with the processor.
One person suggested now might be the time to take advantage of
Daystar's
In a message dated 11/30/05 11:09:27 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>>That may not have anything to do with your RAM problem. 10.2.8 does
>>that to many WS -- you need to press the brightness button below the
>>display once startup has reached the desktop.
>
>I can bear witness to that... a fri
In a message dated 11/29/05 5:48:12 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
>That may not have anything to do with your RAM problem. 10.2.8 does
>that to many WS -- you need to press the brightness button below the
>display once startup has reached the desktop.
I can bear witness to that... a friend ha
Well, it does actually see the RAM because it boots to OS X, but
here's the weird thing. Everything is fine and I see the apple and the
spinning lines, then the screen goes really dark, like the backlight
shuts off.
That may not have anything to do with your RAM problem. 10.2.8 does
that t
Well, it does actually see the RAM because it boots to OS X, but
here's the weird thing. Everything is fine and I see the apple and
the spinning lines, then the screen goes really dark, like the
backlight shuts off. I can barely see what's on it. If I try and
login it throws back an error sayin
Well, it does actually see the RAM because it boots to OS X, but here's the
weird thing. Everything is fine and I see the apple and the spinning lines,
then the screen goes really dark, like the backlight shuts off. I can barely
see what's on it. If I try and login it throws back an error saying
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