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> I recommend you go to versiontracker.com and download a file manager
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> A file manger utility makes these searches MUCH less painful than
> op
If I recall correct there is a firmware update that needs to be installed
first. Check the website from the Ziff manufacturer.
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It works well on my G4 933mhz and 10.5 by using Firefox 3.5 it seems a bit
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I doubt it that 10.6 will support PPC. Steve Jobs stated very clear by
the presentation of 10.5 that "the next OS X release will be Intel
only".
There is no reason for Apple to change that.
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Go to System Preferences and click on "International", there you can
change the language. Just drag the desired language to the top of the
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In german it is the option "Landes einstellung" in System Preferences
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Holey Cow, when I left for work at 2pm there was no reply, you guys
have given me a whole lot of great stuff to try here! I'm on dinner
break now, but once I get a chance to try some of these things, I will
be posting updates.
Thanks so much, I thought that I was going to have to deal with
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I use this for my recording needs ($149 at your preferred online music
store):
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The link to the Firmware update that was posted here earlier is for the G4 MDD
and not for the QS that the OP is discussing. Just saying ;-)
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ability to play DVDs from other regions. For me, I have more functions
on my pinnacle remote set up through Remote Buddy for VLC than for DVD
player, and I can use it as my one stop application for viewing any
video content, whether it's on my hard drive, or a DVD.
Happy Holidays,
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do more than the regular notification under certian conditions?
Any other ideas about what it could be? Again, I don't see any
difference in performance. It's more of an agervation.
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t it to be through my web cam, and it keeps trying to pick
up from the M-Audio's input port. But that is a setting in Skype, not
System Prefs, or the M-Audio panel.
Since I watch/listen to all my media on this Mac (there's no TV in my
house), it's been really fun to have.
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> QUESTION:
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I'd be interested
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The list FAQ is at http://lowendmac.com/lists/g-list.shtml and our netiq
adapter out there to do that, I would love to get it. anybody ever
seen one? If I were to google, what is the name of the connector used
in those hot swappable laptop bays?
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> A Lombard can go into TDM, but it will be SCSI TDM not Firewire.
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True, I just don't have a SCSI card for the G4.
Short term, I think I'll look into getting an older Toast. But long
term, I think I might make a wire hack project out of getting the DVD
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On Oct 1, 2011 10:50 AM, "Lawrence David Eden" wrote:
> Listers,
>
> I recently installed the upgrade of TenFourFox (7.0) on my Mac G4
> running Tiger (10.4.11).
> TenFourFox is telling me that I need to install the Flash Player
> Plugin and here is where
According to the Blog from TenFour, plugins are disabled and can not be
enabled. Means Flashplayer won't work.
On Oct 1, 2011 1:36 PM, "QuoVadis" wrote:
> Does that mean that the latest release will not work with Flash Player
> 10.1? Would be a bit daft, since they're calling it TenFour. Or do you
down to TenFourFox PlugIns and double click.
> This changes the default behavior of TenFourFox, which, (as a fellow
> Lister, Peter, just pointed out) is set to DISABLE.
>
> After making this simple adjustment, TenFourFox is behaving itself
> and displaying Flash media.
>
>
>
>
> You might try a newer browser, like ten4fox, or Opera.
>
It could be an issue with the encoding they are using on the font (that's
the base64), or a compatibility issue with the CSS font tag. (i don't know
when they implemented full support for that) In any case, check the same
page in diff
Not to beat a dead horse, but I've spent the last two weeks rewriting my wife's
web site in HTML5, on my G4. I write it in text edit, and check it in safari,
ten4fox, opera, ie5, and Firefox. Well written code will render something
usable on any browser, and give those flashy bits of fun on the
Part of this needs to invoke the 1 step removed rule, but partly it is a
general question as well.
I have purchased my first intel, a MacPro 3.1 on eBay. There has been some
delay in the shipping because the origional owner wanted to be sure of
security, and ran a 35 pass erase on both HDDs, f
When I first got my G4, from a coworker in 2001, he coldn't find the system
disk for about a month and a half. By then, I had, been using it, and didn't
want to do a nuke and pave. I still find his junk files now and then on my
tiger partition. So I will be glad to have a clean start this time
I have one of these in my Gig Ethernet. Just be warned, it is sensitive to
higher temps. Make sure you are cleaning out dust on a regular basis. Once you
get the power issue sorted, any future video issues, your first step should be
to check airflow, and temps.
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I hate to use the G word here, but Google sketchup's "Layout" product is prety
good for 2D CAD on a budget as well.
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Sounds like an overheating video card problem I used to have on my gig-Ethernet
G4, except that your cursor is not affected? It could be that the Nintendo
emulator, plus Skype are overtaxing it?
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Glad you got it sorted, but couldn't your university's library just scanned it
and e-mailed it to you???
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Often PPC macs require a third party app to enable syncing. The ones made by
the manufacturer of the phone would usually not work. I used to use pocket
mac for my blackberries but each app IIR had to support the specific phone you
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> If I do an "about this Mac" I am told that it is a 450mhz G4.
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My guess is that you have a B&W with a ZIF G4 upgrade.
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Hi Bill et al. - Jo Hissel supplied the link below for mac serial
numbers. Some serial numbers are not present on this database,
though. Peter
> Go back to the System Profiler and write down the Serial Number.
> Now go to:
> <http:
I've used the lampshade iMac G4 a good amount at the office, and I like it.
It fits neatly on a desk- small footprint, no clutter (except for the
external speakers). I would get one, but most don't have usb 2 for faster
loading of pictures from my camera. I don't think that you'll notice too
muc
Has anyone seen any kind of software or procedure that
would allow this for USB IR receivers?
Thanks,
Peter
P.S. I am quite sure that the day after we all figure this out, and I
have my new remote all set, the original will be found sitting on my
kitchen table when I wake up. This is due t
Lego bin as a possible hiding spot for the remote...
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tions window with all
apps in a list rather than run the application for me. Have I
flicked into some kind of 'mode' whilst mopping up my keyboard? Are
these things usually fatal?
Concentrate on the "Apple" key. the behavior you describe is
consistent with that being c
for QT? If there is something
out there, that would give you the best quality.
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hat DH was able to access, I thought
that it was because the others were QT rater than FLV, etc.
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You should be able to download Yellow Dog fairly easily, which is based on
Red Hat. Unfortunately, Yellow Dog dropped mac development a few years ago
to focus on Cell processors. I played with their latest on an old iMac, and
it seemed decent then. Otherwise, OS X.3 would work well.
On Thu, Ja
A good way to test the screen and graphics card- connect an external
monitor. If the image is corrupt on the external, the video card has a
problem, otherwise, it's the screen.
On Sun, Feb 7, 2010 at 1:36 AM, Jonas Ulrich wrote:
> Hi all, someone gave me this iMac the other day, and it has the d
I have used Skype to call South America and Asia successfully, as well as
within the USA. Skype can be pretty demanding on a home network- I often saw
consumer level wireless routers slow to a crawl when one person logged onto
Skype. Many new routers have the ability to prioritize and better handle
I don't know the exact numbers, but I think the power required to boot a G5
tower is pretty huge, much more than normal use.
On Fri, Feb 19, 2010 at 12:38 PM, Eric Volker wrote:
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> On Feb 17, 2010, at 9:48 PM, Kris Tilford wrote:
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> On Feb 17, 2010, at 9:12 PM, Eric Volker wrote:
>>
>> Is
On Feb 22, 2010, at 12:36 AM, Dana Collins wrote:
Our old voice phone number was one off from a local lumber company.
Most of the calls were if they were open. I was awful tempted
sometimes to give them the wrong info.
LOL. I just remembered, my wife's number when she was a teen was one
off
Austin Leeds
Well, I suppose this would be an article better addressed to one of
the LEM groups for older Macs.
Thanks for your input,
FFF
And you tried to Hijack a thread ;)
??? He was the OP...
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I have not priced Ethernet routers recently, but I paid a similar amount for
my Asante many years ago and still use it. I've seen many of my friends'
cheap Linksys routers get trashed since, so you get what you pay for. If
you're concerned about speed, run the ethernet cable, or get a wireless
brid
I remember trying to get 1.5 Mb/s DSL 7 years ago, through SBC, now AT&T, in
suburban Chicago. I found out that I was too far away from the new optical
fiber install, and had to settle for 768/256Kbs- the houses across the
street could get up to 3 Mb/s. Ugh, I can't believe we're still talking
ab
You can also setup some wireless routers as a bridge, through firmware
settings. A used wireless router is probably cheaper, though not as compact
and neat. Just out of speculation, 75 yards seems like a good distance to
cover, for a consistent and reliable signal. What happens when the wind
blo
A cantenna would be a neat project, but there isn't an easy way to hook it
into a macbook's antenna. It would need to be connected to a wireless
bridge, which he would have to get, anyway.
On Mar 8, 2010 11:43 AM, "Doug McNutt" wrote:
I can't believe that no one has mentioned the Pringle's can
The used 23" Cinema Display will have a matte screen, the review talks about
the current 24" LED Cinema Display. The review is interesting, but it only
raises more questions for me. The whole glossy vs. matte issue is a little
confusing- most digital artists, designers tend to favor matte screens
The cube has a 128GB hard drive limit, like most early G4 powermacs. This
does not apply to firewire drives, as far as I know. I've also heard that
cubes can be a little sensitive to drives that draw lots of power during
startup- but I haven't had any issues with my Seagate, which is on the high
A friend's iMac G5 was cured of KPs, with a simple cleaning of the board and
case. All the dust was blocking the vents and heat sink.
> On Mar 13, 10:37 pm, Mullin9 wrote:
> > I have an iMac G5 iSight , 1.9 GHz CPU, Mac OS 10.4.11
> > new 500 GHz HDD as of Nov 15 2009
> > I have frequent Kerne
and I
hope that someday when I do get something newer, I still find ways to
use this great machine. Meanwhile, I am glad that I'm along for the
ride with all of you.
Warm regards,
Peter
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Most external drive enclosures and docks do not have the ability to work
with SMART. Most docks/enclosures don't have the firmware to allow SMART
info to pass. This is unrelated to usb or firewire or ide or sata. If
SMART Utility says the drive is failing, it's failing. It can't tell you
how mu
On Mar 21, 2010, at 11:37 PM, void wrote:
I'd suggest you inform whoever is supposed to be handling the
system to fix it or you'll get a new provider.
Unfortunately, our company owns the building, which includes a hotel,
and we contract out to a hospitality company who gets the franchise
On Mar 22, 2010, at 9:48 PM, void wrote:
After reading about what is happening it sounds like the browser
isn't the problem but the OS. Probably activeX or some other M$
proprietary junk. I'd bet that a lot of the windows users are
running firefox or opera, all the smart ones are.
Well
My cube and Tibook/867mhz started choking on YouTube videos (and Flash in
general) a few years ago. I looked into upgrading the cube, but it required
a new processor and video card, and at least one fan for cooling all that
extra power. I ended up upgrading to a used MacBook.
On Mon, Mar 22, 20
On Mar 22, 2010, at 10:52 AM, Dan wrote:
To be clear here... Macs have NO problems talking to 802.11 WAPs.
Yes, sorry that my title is a bit misleading there "some Macs Can't
connect to THIS WAP, sometimes" Would be more appropriate.
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You didn't specify the drink, and if was spilled on the keyboard, or on the
screen- I'll assume the liquid made it into the case and onto the board. If
you're lucky, it's just the cable or connection that is kinked or loose- it
happens in disassembly/assembly. Jim mentioned the worst problem with
The logicboards tend to be hard to find and expensive. Unless you really
need a major powerpc system, I would put the money toward a new mini.
You'll spend less and have a faster system.
On Mar 28, 2010 5:58 PM, "John Carmonne" wrote:
On Mar 28, 2010, at 3:37 PM, Albert Carter wrote:
> John,
>
On May 18, 2010, at 9:24 AM, John Ruschmeyer wrote:
A minor caveat on installing a G4 in a B&W. Before installing the
G4, you
also have to install a firmware patch which removes the block on
G4s. Also,
based on a bad personal experience, I'd be wary of installing a G4
from a
Yikes in a Re
On May 21, 2010, at 11:32 AM, Mac User #330250 wrote:
A friend of mine has a good source for capacitors and will help me
with this.
PSUs generally use low-ESR capacitors which are designed specifically
for switching PSUs.
Also, these are usually 105ºC and not the usual 80ºC.
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On May 22, 2010, at 9:23 AM, John Ruschmeyer wrote:
The patch from any Vendor should work... Personally I prefer the
NewerTech
one (found it off a link from OWC's support page) which worked well
for me
when I did the same upgrade.
I also used the patch from OWC in order to transplant Yike
On May 24, 2010, at 10:40 PM, David Gardner wrote:
Sure, go to Otherworld Computing and select your version of
Quicksilver to upgrade.
A dual 1.0 GHz QS 2002 (or the processor from one in a DA) takes
about 1 hour to encode a DVD5.
A relatively fast Intel can do the same job in less than
On May 25, 2010, at 8:12 AM, Larry Stotler wrote:
The 1Ghz chips are still available new evidently. Not a bad upgrade
if you don't need Altivec.
The G3s are still being used in very large quantities in non-Apple
systems, such as routers, etcetera.
Often, a G3 "core" will simply be incorp
On May 26, 2010, at 10:30 AM, tsaec...@att.net wrote:
Which is can you flash a PC video card for use on a MAC if you
don't have access to a PC?
There is (or was) a FLASHing application under OS9 which could be
used to FLASH Radeon 7000 cards (PC Edition) to Mac Edition firmware,
PROVIDED
On May 30, 2010, at 7:41 PM, JOHN CARMONNE wrote:
I was in Fry's today and happened to notice external HDD 3.5"
enclosures that stated USB 3.0. I never saw these before.
Is that something that needs special support from my computers?
Gigabyte, and others, have had USB 3.0 mobos on the marke
On May 30, 2010, at 9:29 PM, iJohn wrote:
My understanding is that USB is and always has been one of Intel's
babies. Microsoft has no skin in that game other than they have to at
least not get in the way of supporting USB 3.0.
Apple actually has a lot more latitude than Microsoft since they
co
On May 31, 2010, at 9:30 AM, Albert Carter wrote:
There are many many motherboards out that support and have USB 3.0
and SATA6 on them. All you need to do is a search on NewEgg to find
that out.
Have for quite a few months now.
Gigabyte is using a new suffix to indicate the presence of th
On Jun 2, 2010, at 7:21 PM, mlsimmons wrote:
OTOH I've read
conflicting reports of this quicksilver version being able to
recognize anything over 128GB.
A dual 800 MHz Quicksilver is a QS 2001. It does not have large drive
support built into the ROM, but this support can easily be added, an
On Jun 3, 2010, at 7:11 PM, Stewie de Young wrote:
The MDDs PSU have fuses in as well. Replacing the fuse sometimes
works but usually points to something else amiss like capacitors as
Deaner says.
One caveat though if you are going to attempt to fix these
yourselves is to take care inside
On Jun 5, 2010, at 11:03 AM, Len Gerstel wrote:
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 maximum, and
On Jun 15, 2010, at 11:27 AM, James Therrault wrote:
...and probably a slow 5,400 rpm drive...
Undoubtedly true.
One way to conserve unit power is to dumb-down the HD from 7200 to
5400 rpm, and from 16 MB cache to 4 MB cache.
Also, special firmware can be installed, and which further eco
On Jun 15, 2010, at 12:25 PM, Len Gerstel wrote:
Is it any wonder that the OSx86 crowd is operating Snow machines
which cost one-fourth, yet deliver four-times the performance?
In the same form factor as the mini?
Of course not.
But who, in reality, really cares about form factor.
One
On Jun 15, 2010, at 2:20 PM, Len Gerstel wrote:
But who, in reality, really cares about form factor.
A famous quote
In my MANY years as a Mac user (since at least the Apple IIcx days,
with NO Gates/Windows machines, of ANY TYPE, whether a true "Mac" or
a "Mack", I have had three Mac Mi
On Jun 15, 2010, at 8:06 PM, Wallace Adrian D'Alessio wrote:
All in all continuing to make the " H" word we cannot use here more
and more attractive.
There's a place for both.
Where absolute compatibility is required, over a great many
applications, irrespective of performance, I use "Pro
On Jun 16, 2010, at 7:58 PM, Cliff Rediger wrote:
Plays the "if you copy you'll be punished warning" then nothing
no menu
Some DVDs, particularly those which are released through Sony/
Columbia/TriStar, but occasionally through others, but almost never
through Warners (they are the good gu
On Jun 17, 2010, at 8:03 AM, Cliff Rediger wrote:
The Ken Burns discs stand out as Not Being Rippable.
Well, have you tried every available ripping tool?
At one point there was a special DVD ripper which a number of PBS
affiliates were using to air movies, usually on Saturday nights,
und
On Jun 18, 2010, at 6:35 PM, iJohn wrote:
Perhaps his complaint is related to the fact that many of the Intel
Macs are currently still booting the 32-bit kernel rather than the
64-bit kernel.
Most likely.
My Product Hs boot Snow in 64-bit mode, and they work fine that way.
The only time I h
On Jun 18, 2010, at 10:59 PM, Mark Sokolovsky wrote:
Go do the research yourself and you'll find that i'm correct.
Sure, 128-bit data was accommodated, as an "extended word" of
floating-point data, but integer data was still 32-bits per word (but
which could be extended in 32-bit increments
d Amdahl is out of business
(liquidated), thanks to the incredibly bad decision-making of
majority owner Fujitsu LTD.
Peter ... proud to have been an Amdahl employ for two decades.
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On Jun 19, 2010, at 10:08 AM, Dan wrote:
Mainframe vs Microprocessor.
IBM's CMOS product line is based upon an S/390 microprocessor.
One processor per chip, with six such processors on a single CPU card
in the G1 family of CMOS machines. Perhaps more in later machines.
With the G1, and e
On Jun 22, 2010, at 5:21 PM, Jeffrey Engle wrote:
Ok, throw blu-ray out the door... question: can I use an esata
optical drive enclosure with a sata optical drive (non blu-ray)
inside? or is esata only good for external storage.
You're better off using Firewire, if available, or USB 2.0, i
On Jun 25, 2010, at 9:58 AM, Cliff Rediger wrote:
try MTR's "rip main feature only" option.
That works.
Thank you
You're most welcome.
I don't know why other ripping tools have not also implemented this
very helpful feature.
Possibly because some DVDs are authored with: 1) several "ma
On Jul 2, 2010, at 6:37 PM, Justin The Cynical wrote:
anybody ever did this?
While still on PPC platforms, I have flashed nearly every one of my
Pioneer DVD burners using DVRFlash. Usually to add new media
compatibility, or for other reasons.
Some Pioneer drives are OEM to Sony and othe
On Jul 4, 2010, at 10:25 AM, Kris Tilford wrote:
Avoid Netflix because of their tight affiliation with Microsoft.
M$' add-on works well for me.
Alas, its "installation check" feature rejects all PPC Macks, and
also all Hacks.
However, that module may be deleted from the installation "pac
On Jul 4, 2010, at 6:23 AM, Norm Rowe wrote:
I'm trying to watch movies Netflick on my G4 Mac but am told I need
an Intel Mac. As I do not have that kind of money is there away
around this?
Silverlight's "installation check" program, contained within the
Silverlight installation "package
On Jul 7, 2010, at 1:44 PM, Dan wrote:
First - No cable modem will be useful unless the ISP has
provisioning data for it. Iffa they don't support it, it won't
talk - period. So make sure whatever you get is on their
"approved" list.
In the case of my ISP, they have a walk-in center les
On Jul 7, 2010, at 9:27 PM, John Carmonne wrote:
How do I know if I have a warranty? Mine was made in 2002. I really
haven't used it much but nothing's forever:-)
The manufacturing year and week is always printed on the drive's label.
The warranty usually starts several weeks after that dat
On Jul 9, 2010, at 1:07 PM, Gus wrote:
I saw a few Apple 10/100 cards on ebay. I would think they would work
without any problem in OS 9.2.2 but I am not sure about OS Tiger.
Probably the best, most MacOS-compatible NIC out there is one based
upon the R8169 gigabit E-net chip.
Realtek ev
On Jul 16, 2010, at 9:35 PM, Jim Scott wrote:
Note: For the cable select setting to work properly, the cables you
use must work with the cable select feature. For this reason, the
original Apple cables that came with the computer should be used
when installing additional drives. Some cable
On Jul 17, 2010, at 3:47 PM, Amanda Ward wrote:
Any recommendations for an external disc burner for an iMac G5
(maybe Intel iMac) to do DVD/DL and lightscribe?
Buffalo, which has a Sony Optiarc super multi-burner inside a well
designed case.
NewEgg no longer carries it, but it has a Lite
On Jul 26, 2010, at 11:03 AM, Jason Brown wrote:
It depends on what you want to do. Simplest is to buy a 500GB PATA
drive.
750 GB PATA drives were available for a while at many retailers.
However, for most practical purposes, 500 GB was the largest capacity
PATA drive which was consistentl
On Jul 27, 2010, at 11:39 AM, Dan wrote:
I like to avoid Western Digital mechanisms. Definitely avoid WD
externals -- many of their models have firmware issues with Macs,
and they've been less than forthcoming about fixing 'em. You can
read the diatribes about such on the CarbonCopyClone
On Jul 28, 2010, at 8:14 AM, JoeTaxpayer wrote:
I believe the 500GB drive can be partitioned to look like 4 125GB
drives if the 128GB limit is an issue.
If on a pre-QS 2002 model up to and including a QS 2001, you are
stuck with the 128 GB "line".
All partitions below the 131,072 MB "line
On Jul 28, 2010, at 8:23 AM, Peter Haas wrote:
Below that "line", you may include as many partitions as you wish.
All may be bootable
Above that "line", you may also include as many partitions as you
wish. None may be bootable.
On a QS 2002, or all later, every parti
On Aug 4, 2010, at 6:46 PM, Doug McNutt wrote:
He was tuning the frequency of the horizontal oscillator. It has to
match the rate at which the transmission is sent, about 15 kHz was
standard NTSC television. There is also a vertical oscillator which
was once 30 Hz.
Pre-NTSC, the horizont
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