DiskWarrior was my favorite and most functional OS9 utility. Alsoft makes it.
Cheers,
Erik
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Erik Ness [EMAIL PROTECTED] 608-242-7604
Stuck in Reverse: http://www.nrdc.org/onearth/05win/detroit1.asp
Moving Mountains:
periodically run the fine and free utility OnyX and have it done
the maintenance tasks (like clearing cache files, virtual memory
files and all that).
I don't want OnyX its for X, what can I get for my Lombard 400 w/OS 9 to
make it go as fast as it can, nicely, no lock ups...
It seems real
Thanks to Dennis and Laurent for suggesting OnyX. I installed it last
night and ran nearly everything there was to run, and it made a
TREMENDOUS difference! Web sites open very quickly (I was beginning to
think I was back on dial-up). iPhoto's response to keystrokes has
noticably improved
I bought my 17 1.5 GHz PowerBook last summer, and then installed 2 GB
of RAM a few months ago. While I am not running anything high-powered
right now, I have not noticed any improvement in going from the 512 RAM
to the 2 GB RAM. Not only that, but things are beginning to slow down,
as if my
On 13/12/04 16:16, Claire Hart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I bought my 17 1.5 GHz PowerBook last summer, and then installed 2 GB
of RAM a few months ago. While I am not running anything high-powered
right now, I have not noticed any improvement in going from the 512 RAM
to the 2 GB RAM. Not
I bought my 17 1.5 GHz PowerBook last summer, and then installed 2 GB
of RAM a few months ago. While I am not running anything high-powered
right now, I have not noticed any improvement in going from the 512 RAM
to the 2 GB RAM. Not only that, but things are beginning to slow down,
as if my hard
I subscribe to several Lists like this one and, following the advice of more
experienced users, here's what I have come up with for my weekly maintenance
routine for my:
Dual-USB, 500MHz G3 12 iBook
640MB of RAM
10Gb IDE Hard Drive
OS 10.3.5
AirPort Card 8.2011
1. Do a Safe Boot. (Shift key)
2.
At 3:16 PM -0600 12/13/04, Claire Hart wrote:
I bought my 17 1.5 GHz PowerBook last summer, and then installed 2
GB of RAM a few months ago. While I am not running anything
high-powered right now, I have not noticed any improvement in going
from the 512 RAM to the 2 GB RAM. Not only that, but
