Hi,
This is a tad OT but somehow my question might fit in.
I just grabbed from OWC's Garage sale a Mercury Elite Pro AL
Firewire 800/400/USB 2.0 dual drive enclosure. It has the Oxford
924 chipset. The specs say it supports drives up to 1TB.
This just means the chip set has no practical
Is anyone using a KVM device between an older Mac G4 and the newer
Intel Macs?
All I want is to share an Apple Cinema Display and Keyboard/mouse.
Thanks,
Dale Hoffman
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On Jun 6, 2010, at 5:48 AM, yawg wrote:
Hi,
This is a tad OT but somehow my question might fit in.
I just grabbed from OWC's Garage sale a Mercury Elite Pro AL
Firewire 800/400/USB 2.0 dual drive enclosure. It has the Oxford
924 chipset. The specs say it supports drives up to 1TB.
This should not be a problem. I used a external 2.5 Disk to boot
Tiger Installation (FW 400). I'm not sure about USB, but Fierwire
should work (be bootable).
On Jun 6, 2010, at 2:48 PM, yawg wrote:
Hi,
This is a tad OT but somehow my question might fit in.
I just grabbed from OWC's
On Jun 6, 2010, at 6:04 AM, Damian wrote:
This should not be a problem. I used a external 2.5 Disk to boot Tiger
Installation (FW 400). I'm not sure about USB, but Fierwire should work (be
bootable).
You can boot with USB as long as the external USB drive is fully powered via
power plug.
I know that Apple states that the processor has to be above 866 MHZ
for this to run. I have 2 gigs of RAM on a 400 MHZ G4. Is there a
work around for this machine?
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There is a program called LeopardAssist :
www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/26562/leopardassist
On 6 Jun 2010, at 17:10, Jasiu wrote:
I know that Apple states that the processor has to be above 866 MHZ
for this to run. I have 2 gigs of RAM on a 400 MHZ G4. Is there a
work around for this
On Jun 6, 2010, at 9:14 AM, Christopher Clarke wrote:
There is a program called LeopardAssist :
www.macupdate.com/info.php/id/26562/leopardassist
You can also put it on your machine via CCC that's how I do them but it will
run slow on a 400MHz:-)
On 6 Jun 2010, at 17:10, Jasiu
I installed Leopard on an external drive from another machine and just ran
my Sawtooth from the external drive. I used an iBook G4 then.
I did run it on a 450 mhz machine. Slow but useable.
Marty
On Sun, Jun 6, 2010 at 12:19 PM, John Carmonne carmo...@aol.com wrote:
On Jun 6, 2010, at
I also have Leopard 10.5.8 in my PM G4 sawtooth, (400Mhz PowerPC G4 7400)
and it works flawlessly. I do have experience on this, and it is just fine,
although I do have some suggestions.
1: If you have an ATI RAGE 128 Pro, please trash it and get a new video
card, because video cards with less
I have Leopard on a 400Mhz iSaw, and it's not slow at all. It actually is
pretty fast if you ask me.
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Slow is relative. It is definitely not unuseable. But it is slower than
the older versions of osX I had. But i liked its interface better AND I
only had to support one version of OSX.
Of course I haven't used my Sawtooth much lately but I am hoping to get it
up and running again as a Mail
On Jun 6, 2010, at 5:56 AM, Dale Hoffman wrote:
Is anyone using a KVM device between an older Mac G4 and the newer Intel Macs?
All I want is to share an Apple Cinema Display and Keyboard/mouse.
A KVM doesn't care what it's connected to, so yes, it'll work.
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On Jun 6, 2010, at 5:56 AM, Dale Hoffman wrote:
Is anyone using a KVM device between an older Mac G4 and the newer
Intel Macs?
All I want is to share an Apple Cinema Display and Keyboard/mouse.
Thanks,
Dale Hoffman
Dale,
Make sure that your aluminum keyboard is supported also. I bought
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