On Aug 12, 2010, at 10:10 PM, James Therrault wrote:
I bought a 22" Samsung display plugged it in out of the box with my
G4 Gigabit/ATI RAgePro with 16MB. Never have had a problem.
I think you've got a problem and you just don't know it. The problem
is that you don't get any Quartz Extreme
On Aug 12, 2010, at 8:31 PM, Midnight rider wrote:
Don't ever plug in a monitor bigger than 17" in a card that is less
than 32MB, because you won't like the performance at all, and it
might freeze. That used to happen to me when I had my 23" dell
plugged into my ATI rage 128 pro card. If y
Hey folks,
Quick question is there a difference as how OS X or the computer itself
handles the front USB port vs. the rear ports? I have an iPhone 4 and when
I connect it to the front port iTunes doesn't automatically start up I have
to manually start it. Now iPhoto does start up automatically
Don't ever plug in a monitor bigger than 17" in a card that is less than
32MB, because you won't like the performance at all, and it might freeze.
That used to happen to me when I had my 23" dell plugged into my ATI rage
128 pro card. If you need a new card, send me a private email.
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Hi,
I have a G4 Sawtooth AGP 450 Mhz. This machine freezes randomly so, I
replaced the original 350Mhz processor with a 450Mhz from a similar
machine. It has 1.1 Gig RAM. It still freezes albeit occasionally and
still runs quite slow. I checked the crash logs but couldn't
decipher. However
On 8/12/10 12:08 PM, Michael Emery of mem...@texas.net sent
> I recently had a similar problem with a recent Mac arriving in my
> household. One of our list brethren, Al Poulin, sent me to a website
> that walked me a short distance down a list of things to do, which
> worked for me:
>
> And
On 8/12/10 12:13 PM, john CARMONNE of carmo...@aol.com sent
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> On Aug 12, 2010, at 8:46 AM, Bequette Jeff wrote:
>
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>> On Aug 10, 2010, at 4:24 PM, DLC wrote:
>>
>>> Greetings all,
>>> I was able to move a spare G5 (1.8GHz, DP) from my school office to
>>> home studio. At the office, sleep
On Aug 12, 2010, at 1:09 PM, Al Poulin wrote:
>
> I like what Dale and Dan both say about the quad interfaces. If you
> limit yourself to the two interfaces you have with your old Mac, you
> may need one of the other interfaces for your next Mac. I have one of
> the macsales/OWC 1TB Mercury Qu
At 12:04 PM -0700 8/12/2010, Tom wrote:
I tried changing the internal speaker [...] with no success.
Headphones and external speakers work ok.
In most of the cases I've run across, the problem was bad/dirty
contact and/or metal fatigue in the headphone/speaker jack. IOW, the
springy thingy
On Aug 12, 11:16 am, Dale Hoffman wrote:
> putting the drive of my choice in them. I've found Other World
> Computing to be a great all around source for drive mechanisms and
> external enclosures. I've bought a dozen or so of these enclosures and
> have had no problems.
>
> http://eshop.
I also have a QS 2001 867 with a similar problem.
I tried changing the internal speaker with a speaker out of an
identical, (dead mobo but would bong indicating mobo or CPU) QS with
no success.
Headphones and external speakers work ok.
I am interested in where to look for damaged components and ho
My 1.8GHz PowerMac will not successfully sleep. But my 2.3GHzx2
PowerMac sleeps and wakes up just fine.
twv
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On 8/12/10 11:46 AM, Bequette Jeff of jbeque...@tconl.com sent
>
> On Aug 10, 2010, at 4:24 PM, DLC wrote:
>
>> Greetings all,
>> I was able to move a spare G5 (1.8GHz, DP) from my school office to
>> home studio. At the office, sleep on the unit was not a luxury; now at
>> home it would be a ni
On Aug 12, 2010, at 8:46 AM, Bequette Jeff wrote:
On Aug 10, 2010, at 4:24 PM, DLC wrote:
Greetings all,
I was able to move a spare G5 (1.8GHz, DP) from my school office to
home studio. At the office, sleep on the unit was not a luxury;
now at
home it would be a nice feature. The G5 does
I recently had a similar problem with a recent Mac arriving in my
household. One of our list brethren, Al Poulin, sent me to a website
that walked me a short distance down a list of things to do, which
worked for me:
And for "The Insomniac Mac," look here:
http://www.macworld.com/ar
On Aug 10, 2010, at 4:24 PM, DLC wrote:
Greetings all,
I was able to move a spare G5 (1.8GHz, DP) from my school office to
home studio. At the office, sleep on the unit was not a luxury; now at
home it would be a nice feature. The G5 does not sleep; when I
manually put it to sleep, it goes thro
On Aug 11, 2010, at 7:15 PM, artemis wrote:
I have a G4 MDD Dual-1Gb, running 10.4.11. In 8 years it's never EVER
missed a beat and continues to be my faithful workhorse for graphic
arts and music recording. However, for my two original internal 80Gb
drives it's obviously just a matter of time
> FWIW, every external box I've purchased over the past couple of years
> worked just fine to boot Macs. In fact, you can probably boot your
> MDD over a USB device (below).
>
> The MDD's and most PPC machines will boot USB sticks and will boot USB
drives as long as the drive is fully powere
At 11:48 PM -0500 8/11/2010, Stephen Conrad wrote:
Update ClickToFlash to 1.6b9. I've had problems with the 1.5.x
line in Safari 4.1/5.
It says I have 1.5.4 and am Up To Date
Ok. Let's get serious here. I did not suggest updating for the hell of it.
1.5.4 is NOT up to date. The current "
At 4:15 PM -0700 8/11/2010, artemis wrote:
G4 MDD Dual-1Gb, running 10.4.11.
I'm ready to purchase a Firewire external drive to do the CCC thing
and create a bootable backup.
Good.
I've visited the Bombich site and spent time trawling through the
FAQs and other advice, and now I'm more conf
At 7:26 PM -0600 8/11/2010, Paul Stamsen wrote:
Previously, at 2:09 pm -0400 7/17/10, Dan wrote:
At 2:35 PM -0700 7/16/2010, Bruce Johnson wrote:
>>You appear to be running both SafariBlock and ClicktoFlash? Turn
off or uninstall SafariBlock.
>SafariBlock and ClickToFlash work well with e
Hi,
> Any FW enclosure with Oxford chip set and HDD PATA will do the trick with
> CCC. The Oxford chip enclosures will boot the Mac's with out fail 99.9% of
> the time.
> I'm partial to the Seagate 500 GB drives in an OWC enclosure. but that's just
> me:-)
I would go for an external case with
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