if there is dual 1.4 on MDD or more, why not 10.5
2010/4/7 Albert Carter
> I hear you on this.
>
> I went from Macintosh Plus (original OS) to a Macintosh IIsi (7.6.1) to a
> G4 Quicksilver 933 running Mac OSX Server 10.4. Huge Gaps.
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> Albert
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> *From:* dora
On Apr 6, 2010, at 9:59 PM, Robert Long wrote:
Bill, thanks for your help, I found the pram battery, I think, a
round about 1 inch long on the MD? In a clip holder? I was
wondering how do you test it or just replace? How can I tell if
the power source in the case is good. Where the e
somewhat the same here.
Mac Plus from 3rd grade through high school(powermac 9500 came out just before
I graduated) , powerbook 180/IIci first 1/2 of college B&WG3 for the
rest(first new mac), two years ago got a QS G4 for free.ended up getting a
bigger tax return that I had predicted
Bill, thanks for your help, I found the pram battery, I think, a round about 1
inch long on the MD? In a clip holder? I was wondering how do you test it or
just replace? How can I tell if the power source in the case is good. Where
the electricity comes in form the socket.If it is the pra
I have multiple G4 MDD machines. One came with Leopard (I had Tiger
before on others) and I was happy enough with it that I bought it for
all the MDDs in the house. I think that these are great systems,
workhorses that are at the top of the performance per $ scale if one
can compose such a chart.
I hear you on this.
I went from Macintosh Plus (original OS) to a Macintosh IIsi (7.6.1) to a G4
Quicksilver 933 running Mac OSX Server 10.4. Huge Gaps.
Albert
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Sent: Tue, April 6, 2010 4:03:13 PM
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dc Apr 05 05:23AM -0700 ^
>I want a bit
> of company on Tiger. It sure is doing real well for something
obsolete.
You've got lots of company, Tiger's a good system for older Macs, but
Leo has 2 substantial improvements. Time Machine is the most obvious,
keeping things backed up is an impor
I think that's just a waste of hard drive space to have all those
systems installed. All you really need is 9 for classic apps and
either Tiger or Leopard for OS X apps. It doesn't make much sense to
have more than one version of X installed since the later ones can do
everything the earlier ones c
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> I triple-booted my system with OS 9.2.2, Tiger, and Leopard. The more,
> the better. Not always do you need 3 or 2 system like i do, but i do run
> classic programs, so sometimes i run tiger.
>
Edit: I also have a 4th system on it, Jaguar. it's my PM G4 Graphite.
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The dual 1ghz is one of the ones that can still boot into 9, I think.
If it is, you should have no trouble running Leopard and 9.2.2. Since
it's bootable to 9, you don't need Classic mode. You get the best of
all worlds with that setup with only the minor inconvenience of having
to reboot to use cl
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