I have tried this. In Seattle the flux lines appear to be insufficiently
present to accomplish this chicken saving maneuver. It does not work on my
wallstreet. Not that I am not happy for you. Happy Thanksgiving, Y'all.
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Pat Heidingsfelder said:
So I figured I would
break it open and unplug the pram battery.
Please don't use such strong words as break around here. It's scary.
Did you ground yourself when you took it apart?
Tried it out, same thing. I am just going to
have to unplug the pram, or could it be
The National Enquirer reports at 4:30 PM -0800 11/23/04, Tom Peterson wrote:
With all due sympathy, My wallstreet does not like to wake from sleep.
It does however reboot to OS9 when this happens. I have replaced the
hard drive on my poor beast and that has caused me to recommend the
following
At 4:18 PM -0700 11/24/04, Bob wrote:
The National Enquirer reports at 4:30 PM -0800 11/23/04, Tom Peterson wrote:
With all due sympathy, My wallstreet does not like to wake from sleep.
It does however reboot to OS9 when this happens. I have replaced the
hard drive on my poor beast and that has
At 3:48 AM + 11/23/04, Malcolm Cornelius wrote:
I power up
It looks like 9.2 is going to start but after a short time the screen goes
black and then the grey apple.
After a short time I get the disallowed symbol
OS X install is damaged or not complete.
Reinstall OS X.
I've seen this with
I know this has been talked about before, but I would like to ask
anyway.
I have a Wallstreet that will not boot. It has been behaving fine with
a clean Jaguar install. I left it sleeping for a while then come back
and nothing. Try to restart, nothing. I try to do the pram reset
holding
On 23/11/04 19:05, Pat Heidingsfelder [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I know this has been talked about before, but I would like to ask
anyway.
I have a Wallstreet that will not boot. It has been behaving fine with
a clean Jaguar install. I left it sleeping for a while then come back
and nothing
With all due sympathy, My wallstreet does not like to wake from sleep.
It does however reboot to OS9 when this happens. I have replaced the
hard drive on my poor beast and that has caused me to recommend the
following voodoo trick. Take a metal object ( I have used pocket
knives, watches, tiny
Zach Arace said:
I have a broken Wallstreet display (hinges need to be replaced and needs a
new display cable). Someone offered me a Pismo top half...Will this work?
Nope.
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Subject: Re: Pismo top half on a Wallstreet?
Zach Arace said:
I have a broken Wallstreet display (hinges need to be replaced and needs a
new display cable). Someone offered me a Pismo top half
I power up
It looks like 9.2 is going to start but after a short time the screen goes
black and then the grey apple.
After a short time I get the disallowed symbol
OS X install is damaged or not complete.
Reinstall OS X.
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Your PRAM settings are corrupted, so it's trying to book in OS X. Try
zapping the PRAM by holding down Cmd-Opt-P-R until you hear the startup
chime a few times. Then, perform a reset via the Ctrl-Fn-Power
combination. Hold down the Option key, this will hopefully force it to
boot using OS 9.
on 21/11/04 11:40, Katherine Zysk at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Your PRAM settings are corrupted, so it's trying to book in OS X. Try
zapping the PRAM by holding down Cmd-Opt-P-R until you hear the startup
chime a few times. Then, perform a reset via the Ctrl-Fn-Power
combination. Hold down the
If the PMU board is bad, then symptoms include not charging the batteries,
which in turn cause the drain of the PRAM rechargeable battery, I think. If
your CD drive doesn't work, then it might be toasted or the logicboard is
defective.
-Laurent.
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I have a broken Wallstreet display (hinges need to be replaced and needs a
new display cable). Someone offered me a Pismo top half...Will this work?
Thanks,
Zach Arace
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I have run into a problem with my Wallstreet. Running OS 9.2.2 with
the USB extensions installed and decided to try the Keyspan USB Card.
When I boot up with the card in the slot, the PB hangs after it gets to
the desktop and all the icons (HD and USB Card) show up.
Take the card out
I have a Wallstreet 266
I installed a new DC card last week
And then I installed 10.2 working fine until the next day.
Now it will not start all the way
I power up
It looks like 9.2 is going to start but after a short time the screen goes
black and then the grey apple.
After a short time I get
Don't have my Wallstreet with me now to look, but isn't there a little
note about a reboot key combination on the back near the keyboard
connector?
On Saturday, November 20, 2004, at 08:04 PM, Katherine Zysk wrote:
I have a Wallstreet 266
I installed a new DC card last week
And then I
My Reply follows quote. On 20/11/2004 17:58 [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I have run into a problem with my Wallstreet. Running OS 9.2.2 with
the USB extensions installed and decided to try the Keyspan USB Card.
When I boot up with the card in the slot, the PB hangs after it gets to
the desktop
Don't have my Wallstreet with me now to look, but isn't there a little
note about a reboot key combination on the back near the keyboard
connector?
Like I said I have tried everything, the Wallstreet combo for reset is shift
fn ctrl and power.
But is still goes through the same start-up
I have run into a problem with my Wallstreet. Running OS 9.2.2 with
the USB extensions installed and decided to try the Keyspan USB Card.
When I boot up with the card in the slot, the PB hangs after it gets to
the desktop and all the icons (HD and USB Card) show up.
Take the card out
After saying I would for months, I just upgraded my Wallstreet (466,
384MB RAM, 20gig HD) to 10.2.8 in the hopes of making it my kitchen
recipe/internet radio computer. (No disaster if I spill that soup on
it! - at least not compared to if I did the same on my PB G4 17.)
I got a Belkin
on 19/11/04 08:58, Anne Judge at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After saying I would for months, I just upgraded my Wallstreet (466,
384MB RAM, 20gig HD) to 10.2.8 in the hopes of making it my kitchen
recipe/internet radio computer. (No disaster if I spill that soup on
it! - at least not compared
My understanding is that this card should work because it's using a
Broadcom chipset. But when I pull down the PC card menu that appears
when it's in, it says:
Ralink Technology Inc.
RT2500
That's the updated chipset that needs the drivers from Belkin.
My original card Ids
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wrote:
on 19/11/04 08:58, Anne Judge at
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After saying I would for months, I just upgraded
my Wallstreet (466,
384MB RAM, 20gig HD) to 10.2.8 in the hopes of
making it my kitchen
recipe/internet radio computer
about this and were rude in
trying to help me solve this problem, they claim they
are still Broadcom chipsets.
Yay! I found the driver, and though it claims only to work with the G4
Titanium, it worked for my Wallstreet. Phew, I was afraid Belkin
changed to a chipset with no OS X driver!! Though
- works for me with 10.2.8
Wallstreet.
Nice flat form factor.
Though if I'd known I was going to use a 3rd-party driver (instead of
Airport) I would have looked into a card that has drivers under both OS
9 X.
Anne
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Does any lister know what's the cheapest price for a
USB card for a wallstreet? I need to add USB
capabilities to my wallstreet but is unwilling to
spend a lot.
TIA,
Pete.
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PETE wrote:
Does any lister know what's the cheapest price for a
USB card for a wallstreet? I need to add USB
capabilities to my wallstreet but is unwilling to
spend a lot.
TIA,
Pete.
I bought one from NewEgg. I'll get the PN/$$ later.
It's OK, but it's a PITA with most wireless cards; both need
Newgg:
39-109-001 COMPUCABLE PCMCIA USB2.0 CARD RTL $36.00
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At 10:38 AM -0500 11/18/04, David Lesher wrote:
PETE wrote:
Does any lister know what's the cheapest price for a
USB card for a wallstreet? I need to add USB
capabilities to my wallstreet but is unwilling to
spend a lot.
TIA,
Pete.
I bought one from NewEgg. I'll get the PN/$$ later.
It's OK
The National Enquirer reports at 3:18 PM -0800 11/18/04, Clark Martin wrote:
At 10:38 AM -0500 11/18/04, David Lesher wrote:
PETE wrote:
Does any lister know what's the cheapest price for a
USB card for a wallstreet? I need to add USB
capabilities to my wallstreet but is unwilling to
spend
The Macally (1.1) USB card is flat and has a 2-port dongle. It fits
under any of my other PC cards. Although it's not being manufactured
any longer, you ought to be able to come across a used one for $30 or
so.
I hate dongles. They get lost, come lose, break, etc.
That figured strongly in
Hey G-Bookers,
This is my first post as a member of the G-Books list!
Anyways, was wondering what the latest version of OS X compatible with my
Wallstreet is (without using X-Postfacto). I think it's 10.2.8, but I just
wanted to make sure. I'm trying to max it out and upgrade it to X.
Thanks
Yep, the last version of X officially supported by Apple on the
Wallstreet is 10.2.8. Welcome to the list.
Cheers,
Ben
On 17 Nov 2004, at 12:53, Zach Arace wrote:
Hey G-Bookers,
This is my first post as a member of the G-Books list!
Anyways, was wondering what the latest version of OS X
on 11/16/04 8:55 PM, Ben Dyer at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yep, the last version of X officially supported by Apple on the
Wallstreet is 10.2.8. Welcome to the list.
Cheers,
Ben
On 17 Nov 2004, at 12:53, Zach Arace wrote:
Hey G-Bookers,
This is my first post as a member of the G-Books
At 09:29 PM -0700 11/12/2004, Bob wrote:
2) But from terminal in Panther, you can view man pages that say full
UDF 1.5 is there, although it doesn't say CD or DVD specifically.
I'm currently puttering within to see if I can force a mount.
Does that pertain to Panther only (no Jaguar support)?
No
Hay Dan,
I have another question for you, so I'll go ahead and include some
comments about the re-order problem that I was originally going to
let slide so as not to add to the high list volume.
The National Enquirer reports at 7:05 PM -0500 11/9/04,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 04:07 PM
At 01:54 AM -0700 11/12/2004, Bob wrote:
I had occasion to check out
the Roxio web site today and I looked to see what updated information
I could pick up on any newer versions of the Adaptec UDF extension.
All I could find was version 1.0.4, which is the version that I've
had since 1999. When I
The National Enquirer reports at 11:46 AM -0500 11/12/04,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 01:54 AM -0700 11/12/2004, Bob wrote:
I had occasion to check out
the Roxio web site today and I looked to see what updated information
I could pick up on any newer versions of the Adaptec UDF extension.
Anne Judge said:
The one think I want to add is a wireless card (for the internet radio
allrecipes.com/epicurious.com), which I haven't done yet. I
understand going to X complicates this, but I've only done casual
reading, not serious research, so far.
I had great results with Orinico
with the drivers built into the OS.
I have a Belkin 802.11g card that works like a charm (either on my
Wallstreet or on my TiBook, both running OS X Panther) ; and I know
several others also work, but you should check before you buy, of
course.
Luis
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with the drivers built into the OS.
I have a Belkin 802.11g card that works like a charm (either on my
Wallstreet or on my TiBook, both running OS X Panther) ; and I know
several others also work, but you should check before you buy, of
course.
Luis
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The National Enquirer reports at 10:43 AM +0100 11/10/04, Mikael
Byström wrote:
Anne Judge said:
The one think I want to add is a wireless card (for the internet radio
allrecipes.com/epicurious.com), which I haven't done yet. I
understand going to X complicates this, but I've only done
the matter of adding a
wireless card.
Many cards just work right out of the box with the drivers built into the OS.
I have a Belkin 802.11g card that works like a charm (either on my
Wallstreet or on my TiBook, both running OS X Panther) ; and I know
several others also work, but you should check
On Nov 9, 2004, at 10:24 AM, Luis Sequeira wrote:
I have a Belkin 802.11g card that works like a charm (either on my
Wallstreet or on my TiBook, both running OS X Panther) ; and I know
several others also work, but you should check before you buy, of
course.
Thanks, I just saw - after I posted
At 04:07 PM -0700 11/08/2004, Bob wrote:
BTW, you may remember that in the past (OS 8.5/6) there was some
conflict between Adaptec's extension and Apple's UDF extension.
Re-ordering those two extensions so that Apple's preceded Adaptec's
solved the conflict (and the 3rd-party Joliet Volume Access
On Nov 8, 2004, at 12:53 AM, Ben Dyer wrote:
That said, a Wallstreet can be a worthwhile OS X machine for some
purposes (mainly office applications like e-mail, web browsing, word
processing, and so forth).
I have a Wallstreet that alreaday had a 466 MHz upgrade card, 384 MB
RAM (when I've got
The National Enquirer reports at 1:06 AM -0500 11/8/04,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 04:44 PM -0600 11/04/2004, Pat Heidingsfelder wrote:
I just got a used Wallstreet to play with. I am not very familiar
with OS 9. My MacLife started with OS X. So, this OS 9 will not
let me mount a UDF disc
present).
Luckily, Mozilla installed (so I can still use the
Net) and Preview (the pdf reader app). Prefs are
accessible.
I used XPostFacto without the special video setting
(thanks to Ben Dyer) for Wallstreet. With the special
setting I could not install Panther at all.
Best
George
What is the dim
or are not installed, e.g. Stuffit, Safari (but the
app and alias in the dock are both present).
Luckily, Mozilla installed (so I can still use the
Net) and Preview (the pdf reader app). Prefs are
accessible.
I used XPostFacto without the special video setting
(thanks to Ben Dyer) for Wallstreet
Hello,
What is the highest X that I can put on my Wallstreet 266?
Is it worth upgrading the processor?
Thanks,
Kathiz
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on 07/11/04 21:01, Katherine Zysk at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello,
What is the highest X that I can put on my Wallstreet 266?
Is it worth upgrading the processor?
Officially, 10.2.8 (AKA Jaguar) is the highest you can put in a Wallstreet.
However, many Wallstreet owners have been able
for
the Wallstreet, will cost you upwards of $300 -- and it still won't
enable you to run OS X particularly well. Add to that the cost of
upgrading the RAM (256MB is about the minimum), and you're already more
than a third of the way towards getting a brand-new iBook, with
wireless networking, a processor more
At 04:44 PM -0600 11/04/2004, Pat Heidingsfelder wrote:
I just got a used Wallstreet to play with. I am not very familiar
with OS 9. My MacLife started with OS X. So, this OS 9 will not
let me mount a UDF disc! It wants to initialize it. The UDF
extension is there but not working
On Sun, Oct 31, 2004 at 10:37:11AM -0800 or thereabouts, Nils wrote:
On Fri, Oct 29, 2004 at 08:18:15PM -0700 or thereabouts, Nils wrote:
Internal temperature can vary quite a bit from computer to computer,
even if they are the same model. The amount of RAM, size of the hard
drive,
Pat Heidingsfelder said:
What should I try next?
Get some RAM, say 2 x 256 or 2 x 128 and install OS X?
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Get some RAM, say 2 x 256 or 2 x 128 and install OS X?
I was planning on OS X since I am not used to 9 at all, but I am going
to turn it into a picture frame, and I have played with X on a
Wallstreet before, and it doesn't like to behave all of the time
with X on a
Wallstreet before, and it doesn't like to behave all of the time. Like
the dim screen problem!
Might depend on the model of PowerBook, or a problem of the PowerBook
itself. I've used OS X on a Pismo for over a year without any problem with
the dim screen. I'm now using a PowerBook 17
I just got a used Wallstreet to play with. I am not very familiar with
OS 9. My MacLife started with OS X. So, this OS 9 will not let me
mount a UDF disc! It wants to initialize it. The UDF extension is
there but not working. I have verified the disc is good using my iBook
and 10.3.5. I
The National Enquirer reports at 4:44 PM -0600 11/4/04, Pat
Heidingsfelder wrote:
I just got a used Wallstreet to play with. I am not very familiar with
OS 9. My MacLife started with OS X. So, this OS 9 will not let me
mount a UDF disc! It wants to initialize it. The UDF extension
Can someone provide a link to the site where GaugePro can be downloaded?
Thanks-Byron
On Oct 31, 2004, at 12:37 PM, Nils wrote:
On Fri, Oct 29, 2004 at 08:18:15PM -0700 or thereabouts, Nils wrote:
Internal temperature can vary quite a bit from computer to computer,
even if they are the same model.
On Nov 1, 2004, at 2:10 PM, B Gardner wrote:
Can someone provide a link to the site where GaugePro can be
downloaded?
Versiontracker page at
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macos/15583
downloads from
http://eshop.macsales.com/Tech/FTP/newertech/GaugePRO11.sit
(looks like OWC
The National Enquirer reports at 1:10 PM -0600 11/1/04, B Gardner wrote:
Can someone provide a link to the site where GaugePro can be downloaded?
All Newer Tech utilities are now at a new (no pun intended) location:
http://eshop.macsales.com/Tech/index.cfm?load=newertech.html
You'll find Gauge
Thanks Anne!
On Nov 1, 2004, at 9:22 PM, Anne Judge wrote:
On Nov 1, 2004, at 2:10 PM, B Gardner wrote:
Can someone provide a link to the site where GaugePro can be
downloaded?
Versiontracker page at
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macos/15583
downloads from
Nils said:
I'm sure you can do something also in your situation for improving heat
dissipation. Please note that my fan did run and it didn't help half as
good for dissipation than a copper plate and cooling paste.
What OS were you running when the fan was coming on?
OS X Jaguar. As I
On Sun, Oct 31, 2004 at 03:58:54PM +0100 or thereabouts, Mikael Bystr?m wrote:
OS X Jaguar. As I remember it the fan did come on under Panther as well.
At least I didn't have any heat problems then.
Hmm. I switched over when 10.3.4 was available. I hadn't experimented
with 10.2 on this machine.
On Fri, Oct 29, 2004 at 08:18:15PM -0700 or thereabouts, Nils wrote:
Internal temperature can vary quite a bit from computer to computer,
even if they are the same model. The amount of RAM, size of the hard
drive, PC cards, modem use, what apps are being used, and especially
the
Nils said:
Maybe the fan is OS controlled, and OS X lacks the ability to do it. ?
Since I got my WS, I've been running OS X. So I'm not sure if the fan does
come on when running MacOS 8 or 9.
What version of OS X? Under Jaguar at least the fan did come on. I think
also with XPF and Panther
On Sat, Oct 30, 2004 at 12:22:51AM +0200 or thereabouts, Mikael Bystr?m wrote:
What version of OS X? Under Jaguar at least the fan did come on. I think
also with XPF and Panther (which I found to be working better on my WS
II/PDQ).
Currently running 10.3.4 installed with XPF 3.0a17.
Have you
Nils said:
Sadly, since there aren't any temperature reporting programs
for OS X,
Ehum:
Temperature Monitor is an application to read out all available
temperature sensors in Macintosh computers..
We try to detect all sensors on as many Macintosh computer types as
possible.
in context I believe it was
easy to understand what I was saying. I should have made that
statement more specific. Maybe it should have said..
Sadly, since there are no temperature reporting programs which
support the thermal sensors in the Wallstreet I laptop for OS X...
Anne Judge was kind enough
Nils said:
I wouldn't have a problem doing that, if the product already supported
my hardware to some degree and additional development was being persued.
Talk to the developer. I have on going relationships with many. It can be
very rewarding.
Anyway, Temp readings in the WS are also dependent
On Sat, Oct 30, 2004 at 06:46:06PM +0200 or thereabouts, Mikael Bystr?m wrote:
Talk to the developer. I have on going relationships with many. It can be
very rewarding.
Great suggestion. I'll be inquiring.
Anyway, Temp readings in the WS are also dependent on the CPU daughter
card. So if the
Good morning,
Does anyone know how to control the fan in the Wallstreet?
An application for either OS X or OS 9. And by 'control' I mean a program
that can either turn the fan on or off. Or check and change the thermal
thresholds where the fan does turn on or off. I believe because the fan
I use Gauge PRO from Newer Tech. on OS 9. My Wallstreet is currently
running 131 degrees F.
Nils wrote:
Good morning,
Does anyone know how to control the fan in the Wallstreet?
An application for either OS X or OS 9. And by 'control' I mean a program
that can either turn the fan on or off
On Oct 29, 2004, at 4:43 AM, Nils wrote:
Also, what program can be used to report the CPU temperature?
In OS X, I use Temperature Monitor Lite on my PB 17 - don't know if it
works on the Wallstreet. (It comes with Temperature Monitor; the lite
version puts an indicator in the menu bar
on 29/10/04 04:43, Nils at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Good morning,
Does anyone know how to control the fan in the Wallstreet?
An application for either OS X or OS 9. And by 'control' I mean a program
that can either turn the fan on or off. Or check and change the thermal
thresholds where
Cool. Thanks for the suggestion. I booted back into 9 and
am currently running 143 degrees F. When you're using your laptop,
does the fan ever come on?
-nils
On Fri, Oct 29, 2004 at 09:58:40AM -0400 or thereabouts, Bill Buckhaults wrote:
I use Gauge PRO from Newer Tech. on OS 9. My Wallstreet
it should, then the
problem might be hardware. Getting an application to report on the
temperature might report a wrong temperature which could be the reason why
the fan doesn't start. Have you ever heard the fan running? I think that
when you do a reset of the PMU on a Wallstreet, one way to know
Judge wrote:
In OS X, I use Temperature Monitor Lite on my PB 17 - don't know if it
works on the Wallstreet. (It comes with Temperature Monitor; the lite
version puts an indicator in the menu bar, the not-lite version puts it
on your screen.
http://www.versiontracker.com/dyn/moreinfo/macosx
cooler. Some are USB-powered
which may or may not be a problem with a Wallstreet depending on
whether you have a card.
A Google search turned up these reviews that seem to indicate they work:
http://www.thetechlounge.com/review.php?
directory=titan_laptop_coolerpage=2
http
a reset of the PMU on a Wallstreet, one way to know that the
reset was successful is that the fan is supposed to run for a few seconds
after the reset.
You are probably correct on the API idea. And yes, the fan does spin
for a few seconds when resetting the PMU. After checking out Gauge PRO
The National Enquirer reports at 1:43 AM -0700 10/29/04, Nils wrote:
Good morning,
Does anyone know how to control the fan in the Wallstreet?
An application for either OS X or OS 9. And by 'control' I mean a program
that can either turn the fan on or off.
I agree with Laurent and others
which may or may not be a problem with a Wallstreet depending on
whether you have a card.
A Google search turned up these reviews that seem to indicate they work:
http://www.thetechlounge.com/review.php?
directory=titan_laptop_coolerpage=2
http://www.thetechlounge.com
On Fri, Oct 29, 2004 at 08:18:36PM -0400 or thereabouts, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
The OS has definitely control over starting the fan or not. After some OS X
upgrades, I remember reading comments from Titanium users saying that the
fan was starting more often then with the previous version.
That's not the problem **if** the temperature in your Wallstreet is
only 143 degrees F as you indicate in a later post. That's assuming
the temperature is being reported correctly.
See reply to Laurent regarding thermistors.
And yes, I did report the running temperature as 143 degrees F. I
, or additional languages). Once it's stripped down to the bare
bones, a Panther install takes up a little less than 1GB. Allowing
400MB for the 9.2 installation and 600MB for swap, that leaves you with
about 2GB free (IIRC the Wallstreet 4GB drive is actually 4GB
*formatted*).
Although you *can* use
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The National Enquirer reports at 3:01 PM +1000 10/27/04, Ben Dyer wrote:
Mike,
OS X 10.3.5 should run OK on that machine. A 4GB hard
,
there will still be around 2GB available. I have OS 9, OS X 10.3.5,
Photoshop, CodeWarrior, and many other applications (plus the subset of
my documents that I'm using at any given time) on my 4GB Wallstreet,
and there's still about 600-800MB free at any given moment.
The way I see
also get a kernel
panic or other errors; all you can do is restart under 9, and go
through the whole process again. Leave the XPostFacto options alone;
most of them don't do anything good for the Wallstreet. Once OS X is
installed and configured properly, you should find it is fairly stable
On 27 Oct 2004, at 23:36, Michael Clarke wrote:
Thanks Ben and Bob,
So if I were going to start from scratch and set up multiple
partitions,
would the install of OS X still be pretty straightforward? I mean,
using
XPostFacto to run the install, will it give me the option of choosing
a
There are 2 drives on that site that will definitely work with the
Wallstreet -- a 20GB 4200RPM Toshiba for $72, and a 40GB 4200RPM
Hitachi for $129. The Toshiba drive doesn't seem to be rated too
highly, though.
Cheers,
Ben
On 28 Oct 2004, at 00:30, John C. Swanson wrote:
I just bought new
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To: G-Books [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, October 27, 2004 1:30 PM
Subject: Re: Compatibility of OS10 with the Wallstreet II 233
Hi,
I have an installation question. I have a Wallstreet 266 w/512MB of RAM
and a
4GB hard drive. Will I
shown, it's just a matter of taking the time,
making the effort and searching for the best prices. My price
approximation was based partially on my purchase almost 18 months ago
of a IBM/Hatachi Travelstar 40 GB GNX 5400RPM drive for my Wallstreet
for $128. Prices have come down since
The National Enquirer reports at 8:36 AM -0500 10/27/04, Michael
Clarke wrote:
Thanks Ben and Bob,
So if I were going to start from scratch and set up multiple partitions,
would the install of OS X still be pretty straightforward? I mean, using
XPostFacto to run the install, will it give me
[EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
I need to flash a 466mhz processor with Series II ROM with Series I ROM...
If this version of the WS upgrade cards is anything like the 500Mhz
variant, then I'm quite sure this *is not* possible. This was what PL
themselves told me after I wasted a month and a half.
--
Hi,
I have an installation question. I have a Wallstreet 266 w/512MB of RAM and a
4GB hard drive. Will I need to get a higher capacity hard drive to run OS X
10.3.5? Also, are there any other special steps involved in the OS X
install... such as setting up the disk with separate partitions
, a Panther install takes up a little less than 1GB. Allowing
400MB for the 9.2 installation and 600MB for swap, that leaves you with
about 2GB free (IIRC the Wallstreet 4GB drive is actually 4GB
*formatted*). You don't need to set up separate partitions for OS 9 and
OS X, I'd recommend leaving it all
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