On Jan 24, 2011, at 5:03 PM, Wm. Arnold wrote:
I did a dumb thing, I wiped the hard drive
of this computer instead of writing all 0's.
This doesn't make sense because writing all 0's is wiping the hard
drive. You meant you wrote all zeros and wiped the HD.
Now I can't reload an operating
Mac OS10.3.2 Panther
then OSX10.4 Tiger, both of which I have.
Any help will be appreciated.
Wm. in Bay Village, Ohio
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If you low-level formatted it it is now a paper weight. Just forget it and
get another.
I am speaking from experience
experts,
I did a dumb thing, I wiped the hard drive
of this computer instead of writing all 0's.
Now I can't reload an operating system.
I have tried several ways including using
an external DVD reader.
I want to reload Mac OS10.3.2 Panther
then OSX10.4 Tiger, both of which I have.
Any help
Hi Jeff Daile.
What have you got the Skype volume control set at? If it was set very
low then you would have to turn up the system volume up to be able to
hear Skype calls. I normally have my Skype volume control about
halfway, and system volume about 3/4 and this works.
HTH, Dan
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Hi Jeff Daile.
What have you got the Skype volume control set at? If it was set very
low then you would have to turn up the system volume up to be able to
hear Skype calls. I normally have my Skype volume control about
halfway, and system volume about 3/4 and this works.
HTH, Dan
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At 21:17 -0800 1/18/11, Jeffrey Daile Engle wrote:
On Jan 18, 2011, at 8:40 PM, Yersinia wrote:
On 1/18/11 10:59 PM, Jeffrey Daile Engle wrote:
hThen when the chat is over, heaven forbid if I had itunes playing a song
earlier, because the song is now 1400 decimals!!
...decimals?!
here's the problem...
While using my powermac G5, I use ichat, skype and other video conferencing
software. When I get an invite to chat, I have to turn my (system) volume way
up to hear the caller. Then when the chat is over, heaven forbid if I had
itunes playing a song earlier, because the
Jeffrey Daile Engle wrote:
here's the problem...
While using my powermac G5, I use ichat, skype and other video conferencing
software. When I get an invite to chat, I have to turn my (system) volume way
up to hear the caller. Then when the chat is over, heaven forbid if I had
itunes
On 2011/01/18 20:59, Jeffrey Daile Engle so eloquently wrote:
While using my powermac G5, I use ichat, skype and other video
conferencing software. When I get an invite to chat, I have to turn
my (system) volume way up to hear the caller. Then when the chat is
over, heaven forbid if I had
On 1/18/11 10:59 PM, Jeffrey Daile Engle wrote:
hThen when the chat is over, heaven forbid if I had itunes playing a song
earlier, because the song is now 1400 decimals!!
...decimals?! ROFLMAO I didn't know numbers could be so
earsplitting.ROFL!!! (I trust you meant decibels...
On Jan 18, 2011, at 8:40 PM, Yersinia wrote:
On 1/18/11 10:59 PM, Jeffrey Daile Engle wrote:
hThen when the chat is over, heaven forbid if I had itunes playing a song
earlier, because the song is now 1400 decimals!!
...decimals?! ROFLMAO I didn't know numbers could be so
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On 29/12/10 7:52 AM, Stephen Conrad wrote:
OK, 2 questions
1) Kitty dumped Diet Pepsi on my (Mac) USB KB. How should I clean it so
it can be sued again?
In the
On 30/12/10 9:30 AM, ah...clem wrote:
a dishwasher uses 40 gallons of hot water (heating requires
energy) to clean dishes that could be washed more thoroughly by hand
using only 2 gallons of water.
You have not counted the amount of water used at pre-wash before the
dishes are thrown in. What a
On 31/12/10 8:01 AM, John Carmonne wrote:
As far as the green crap goes the waste of the compnent contributes a lot more
wasted energy than the renewable water and electricity you use.
BTW use the top rack away from the heating and drying coil.
Come on John, show some respect. Calling
THE dishwasher. as if everyone has one handy. to some folks, save
the environment is more than a feel good bumpersticker to put on their
Hummer. a dishwasher uses 40 gallons of hot water (heating requires
energy) to clean dishes that could be washed more thoroughly by hand
using only 2
On Dec 31, 2010, at 10:11 AM, Tom wrote:
If you want to go the absolute easiest on the environment, don't wash
your dishes at all. Lick them clean.
Reminds me of that actress who says you should never use more than one
square of toilet paper, to save trees. I can't remember her name, but
her
On 2010/12/29 08:45, Dan wrote:
The answer is to use the proper command
diskutil eject devicename
If for some reason you don't know the proper device name, and it is a
tray-loading ODD, you can use:
drutil tray open
drutil tray close
Tina
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On Dec 29, 6:33 pm, Judith Berkowitz sfjb...@mac.com wrote:
It sounds extreme, but a very effective way to clear keyboard spills
is to put the kb upside down on the upper rack of the dishwasher and
run it through a cycle.
Dry it out thoroughly, as others have advised, and it's perfectly fine.
On Dec 29, 2:21 pm, Dan dantear...@gmail.com wrote:
Two days?
Two weeks?
ROFL
Water apparently takes a long time to evaporate in some areas on the
planet! I guess it's kind of like the way electrons flow at
different speeds off motherboards, when people are told to pull their
PRAM
On Dec 29, 2010, at 1:21 PM, Dan wrote:
At 8:03 PM +0100 12/29/2010, Erik Harperink wrote:
Spiliing coke: rinse in water (yes, detach keyboard !) and for the
time being leave to try in a warm spot for at least two weeks.
Dry the keyboard, and leave it for 2 days in a warm spot. 2 weeks
is
key ejects CDs? If that does not
work how can I manually eject this
CD?
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Op 29-dec-2010, om 15:52 heeft Stephen Conrad het volgende geschreven:
OK, 2½ questions
1) Kitty dumped Diet Pepsi on my (Mac) USB KB. How should I clean
it so it can be used again?
which key combo do I use to reboot?
2) I tried to eject a CD and no go. Which key ejects CDs? If that
come for mankind to grow up and leave its cradle behind; to go
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Op 29-dec-2010, om 16:19 heeft Stephen Conrad het volgende geschreven:
On Wed, Dec 29, 2010 at 9:02 AM, Erik Harperink
hbharper...@quicknet.nl wrote:
Op 29-dec-2010, om 15:52 heeft Stephen Conrad het volgende geschreven:
OK, 2½ questions
1) Kitty dumped Diet Pepsi on my (Mac) USB KB. How
On Dec 29, 2010, at 6:52 AM, Stephen Conrad wrote:
OK, 2 questions
1) Kitty dumped Diet Pepsi on my (Mac) USB KB. How should I clean it so it
can be sued again?
In the meantime I am on a new Logitech K120 USb KB. On this beastie
(actually it is rather nice) which key
combo
At 8:52 AM -0600 12/29/2010, Stephen Conrad wrote:
1) Kitty dumped Diet Pepsi on my (Mac) USB KB. How should I clean it
so it can be sued again?
Yea, that's right, blame it on the cat. Let's face it - you're
*terrible* staff. If you'd been doing your job you would have been
petting her
At 4:23 PM +0100 12/29/2010, Erik Harperink wrote:
Again go to the terminal and type eject (root) or sudo eject as normal user.
Neither ejected the CD-ROM
I'll post your question on the MacFreak discussion forum and see if
anyone else can come up with an answer.
The answer is to use the
our place in outer space.
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At 7:02 AM -0800 12/29/2010, John Carmonne wrote:
Here is a good link if the keyboard is clear Pro Keyboard. I also
soak in 99.9% alcohol and give plenty of dry time.
A good point there. Daubing spots with rubbing alcohol, plus dry
time, is ok. But to really do the job heavily, rubbing
On Dec 29, 2010, at 9:55 AM, Dan wrote:
At 7:02 AM -0800 12/29/2010, John Carmonne wrote:
Here is a good link if the keyboard is clear Pro Keyboard. I also
soak in 99.9% alcohol and give plenty of dry time.
A good point there. Daubing spots with rubbing alcohol, plus dry
time, is ok.
On Wed, Dec 29, 2010 at 9:52 AM, Stephen Conrad khel...@gmail.com wrote:
2) I tried to eject a CD and no go. Which key ejects CDs? If that does not
work how can I manually eject this CD?
A while back (August ??) someone had a post on the G-3-5-list which
explained how to add an eject icon to
On Wed, Dec 29, 2010 at 11:44 AM, iJohn zjboyguard-ggro...@yahoo.com wrote:
As for rebooting, I'm confused. Does pressing the power on/off button
no longer bring up the shutdown dialog?
DUH! I'm an idiot. Here I am explaining how to add an eject icon to
the menu bar and I completely forget that
On Dec 29, 9:52 am, Stephen Conrad khel...@gmail.com wrote:
I tried to eject a CD and no go. Which key ejects CDs? If that does not
work how can I manually eject this CD?
The easiest way is to put the Eject icon in your menubar, then you
can easily control the open/close/eject functions.
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Subject: Help Me Please!
OK, 2 questions
1) Kitty dumped Diet Pepsi on my (Mac) USB KB. How should I clean it so it can
be sued again?
In the meantime
On Dec 29, 2010, at 10:06 AM, Eric Volker wrote:
2) I tried to eject a CD and no go. Which key ejects CDs? If that does not
work how can I manually eject this
CD?
I believe that on a non-Apple keyboard, holding down the F12 key will eject
the CD. Don't just press it-you need to
Op 29-dec-2010, om 15:52 heeft Stephen Conrad het volgende geschreven:
OK, 2 questions
1) Kitty dumped Diet Pepsi on my (Mac) USB KB. How should I clean
it so it can be sued again?
In the meantime I am on a new Logitech K120 USb KB. On this
beastie (actually it is rather nice) which
At 8:03 PM +0100 12/29/2010, Erik Harperink wrote:
Spiliing coke: rinse in water (yes, detach keyboard !) and for the
time being leave to try in a warm spot for at least two weeks.
Dry the keyboard, and leave it for 2 days in a warm spot. 2 weeks is
indeed a long time...
Two days?
Two weeks?
Stephen Conrad wrote:
1) Kitty dumped Diet Pepsi on my (Mac) USB KB. How should I clean it
so it can be sued again?
I don't believe that US law allows one to file suit against a keyboard. ;-)
Smart-arse,
Drew
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On Wed, Dec 29, 2010 at 2:03 PM, Erik Harperink hbharper...@quicknet.nl wrote:
A new keyboard ($ 30) may be an easier fix in these circumstances.
Not sure if these are a match for what the OP needs, but amazon
marketplace has some sellers offering used keyboards for $15-$20 (And
for more of
On Dec 29, 6:52 am, Stephen Conrad khel...@gmail.com wrote:
1) Kitty dumped Diet Pepsi on my (Mac) USB KB. How should I clean it so it
can be sued again?
The good part is that it's a diet drink - no sugar.
It sounds extreme, but a very effective way to clear keyboard spills
is to put the kb
It sounds extreme, but a very effective way to clear keyboard spills
is to put the kb upside down on the upper rack of the dishwasher and
run it through a cycle.
Dry it out thoroughly, as others have advised, and it's perfectly
fine.
The dishwasher works fine for me if I disassemble the
Hey wipe it down real good, and take a cloth with water (damp) and clean the
soda off, then let it dry good. It should work fine.
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Subject: Re: Help Me Please!
To: g3-5
On 19/12/10 03:27, Bill Connelly billycarm...@verizon.net wrote:
Good info. I have a ATI Radeon 9800 Pro ME, and was wondering if the
cooling fan ever fails, will I get a similar warning?
No - the warning is just for the 12v power connection to the card.
However, the fan is easy to replace
Greetings all,
I little help in discerning a splash page on boot-up I've not seen
before. I gave my daughter an upgraded G4 Quicksilver (1.5GHz single
CPU, running leopard). It has an ATI Radeon card in it, a rather nice
one iirc, 9500, w/ 256Mb RAM.
She sent me a cell phone photo of a picture she
DLC wrote:
Quick Update;
I had my daughter reset the motherboard - so far, it worked. Still
curious about the splash screen - I can send anyone a pict if you're
at all curious yourself.
Thanks,
Dana
On Dec 18, 12:43 pm, DLCdlcatft...@frontier.com wrote:
Greetings all,
I little help
On Dec 18, 2010, at 2:23 PM, Ted Treen wrote:
I have seen a similar splash screen, but when a Radeon 9800 was
fitted, and its direct power lead (to the 9800, that is) wasn't
connected.
Yeah, this makes sense, the power lead is red, indicating a problem.
That's pretty cool that the ATI
is red, indicating a problem.
That's pretty cool that the ATI card can override the boot and stop it
until its power is correctly configured. I've got a 9800 but I've
never seen this boot screen.
Yes to both Kris and Ted's response - with the help of some more description
from my daughter we traced
connected.
Yeah, this makes sense, the power lead is red, indicating a problem.
That's pretty cool that the ATI card can override the boot and stop
it
until its power is correctly configured. I've got a 9800 but I've
never seen this boot screen.
Yes to both Kris and Ted's response - with the help
One possible trick to retrieve data, place unit in freezer overnight
and try again.
Also, look at this thread in the leopardlist:
http://groups.google.com/group/leopardlist/browse_thread/thread/38989eeb976f41fa
Disk Warrior or Drive Genius?
Al Poulin
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Yes, John, the drive was a fairly new one and OWC may well replace it
if I can find the receipt and warranty among my mounds of paperwork.
But replacing the drive is a minor issue to me compared to retrieving
the data on the dead one. I don't blame OWC for the current state of
computer technology;
On Fri, Dec 3, 2010 at 11:42 AM, Tom tba...@nmia.com wrote:
Yes, John, the drive was a fairly new one and OWC may well replace it
if I can find the receipt and warranty among my mounds of paperwork.
Your receipt should be available online as part of your ordering
information for your account
On 03-12-2010 01:30, Tom, tba...@nmia.com, wrote:
With that established, what to do now, if anything? Bash the drive
with a hammer, freeze it in the freezer--anything at all--to somehow
make it show on the desktop, at least long enough to get the data off
it?
Ask Drew Janssen
On Dec 3, 2010, at 8:42 AM, Tom wrote:
Yes, John, the drive was a fairly new one and OWC may well replace it
if I can find the receipt and warranty among my mounds of paperwork.
But replacing the drive is a minor issue to me compared to retrieving
the data on the dead one. I don't blame OWC
On Dec 3, 2010, at 9:42 AM, Tom wrote:
Thanks for the freezer suggestion, Al. I've heard of that treatment,
too. Freezing things shrinks them and frees up stuck parts
temporarily.
It also causes broken electronics to not overheat as fast.
My drive isn't stuck, though; it spins up freely,
On Fri, Dec 3, 2010 at 4:00 PM, Bruce Johnson
john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu wrote:
What CAN be done is sending it off to a drive recovery place like DriveSavers.
It's quite pricey, though: last time I checked, Drive Savers starts at $750
for
recovery, and goes on up to about $2500 for normal
On Dec 3, 2010, at 3:57 PM, iJohn wrote:
I wonder, does the $2500 cover the cost of one of their techs
disassembling the drive in a clean room and trying to tease bits off
the bare platters? (Do they even still use that approach or has the
retrieval technology moved on to other approaches?)
The new OWC external HD enclosure arrived today, and I took the drive
that had vanished from the desktop out of its old enclosure and put it
into the new one, but it didn't do any good. The drive still doesn't
show up on the desktop from inside its new enclosure, even though it
spins up and goes
in the dead drive's enclosure,
now that it's shown itself to be a good enclosure, and that will
become my back up drive for the other one I just got. I TRUST NOTHING
anymore!
Thanks again to all who tried to help me out here.
Best wishes,
Tom
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On Fri, Dec 3, 2010 at 12:35 AM, Tom tba...@nmia.com wrote:
So, I guess the drive and all my data on it are toast.
I forget how this all began but I believe you said the bad drive was
from a 1 TB Mercury Elite Pro external hard drive you bought from OWC
about 1 1/2 years ago, correct?
Since
Thanks James. I hope you're right about the drive being still alive
and OK inside of a dead enclosure. I can start the drive up and hear
the disk spinning up and running inside, gently vibrating like normal,
so I hope that when the new enclosure comes, the thing will be able to
send out the data
Check the gas tank first.
Two basic items not mentioned.
Check your finder preferences. Under Show Items on Desktop, is Hard
Drives Checked?
Also, does Disk utility see the hard drive?
Nick
On Nov 27, 5:59 am, Tom tba...@nmia.com wrote:
This is a 1 TB OWC Mercury Elite Pro external hard drive
Thanks Clark Kris. You guys are very kind to take the time to help
me out like this, and I appreciate it.
Well, this external hard drive has three interfaces: FW400, FW800, and
USB, and I've tried connecting the drive to the Mac with each one of
these cables, and in all three cases nothing
On Nov 27, 2010, at 12:00 AM, Tom wrote:
Thanks Clark Kris. You guys are very kind to take the time to help
me out like this, and I appreciate it.
Well, this external hard drive has three interfaces: FW400, FW800, and
USB, and I've tried connecting the drive to the Mac with each one
Thanks Clark. OK, I'm ordering up a new enclosure for this drive from
OWC (this one: http://tinyurl.com/y94fw3) plus two big new external
hard drives, and DiskWarrior is also on the way. Guess all I can do
for the nonce is just sit tight and wait for all this stuff to arrive,
while mourning my
On Nov 26, 2010, at 11:07 PM, Tom wrote:
OK Isaac. I'll probably try that too somewhere down the line. First I
thought I'd give DiskWarrior a go. I dug around in my disks and found
the DiskWarrior 3.0.2 disk, which has for OSX written on it in pen.
But I'll bet the last time I used it was for
This is a 1 TB OWC Mercury Elite Pro external hard drive that I've had
for maybe a year and a half. Today its icon just vanished off the
desktop. The drive is still running, at least when I touch it I can
feel the disk spinning inside, the case is warm, and the blue power
light is lit. The drive
This is a 1 TB OWC Mercury Elite Pro external hard drive that I've had
for maybe a year and a half. Today its icon just vanished off the
desktop. The drive is still running, at least when I touch it I can
feel the disk spinning inside, the case is warm, and the blue power
light is lit. The
On Nov 26, 2010, at 9:59 PM, Tom wrote:
This is a 1 TB OWC Mercury Elite Pro external hard drive that I've had
for maybe a year and a half. Today its icon just vanished off the
desktop. The drive is still running, at least when I touch it I can
feel the disk spinning inside, the case is warm,
On Nov 26, 2010, at 9:59 PM, Tom wrote:
I've tried both a FW400 and a FW800 cable to the G5 Mac
Are you sure the FW is working on the G5? I've heard of several G5's
where the front FW port quits, and I think if the rear FW port quits
it's both the 800 400 together. I'd try plugging the
Thanks Isaac and James. I have an old version of Disk Warrior that
worked with early versions of OSX, that I suspect may do more harm
than good if I tried it, so I'd better not. I'll just buy a fresh new
copy for 10.5.
I'm not much of a techie so I hesitate to start taking drives out of
their
I guess I could buy a new enclosure from OWC and put this
drive in it, to see what happens.
Tom,
Before dropping the money on a new enclosure, I'd take a serious look at a
universal drive adapter. They're not pretty and they're not even close to
permanent, but I was able to pick one up from
OK Isaac. I'll probably try that too somewhere down the line. First I
thought I'd give DiskWarrior a go. I dug around in my disks and found
the DiskWarrior 3.0.2 disk, which has for OSX written on it in pen.
But I'll bet the last time I used it was for OSX 10.2 or something, a
long time ago. Dare
On Nov 26, 2010, at 11:07 PM, Tom wrote:
BTW I took this external drive and plugged it into the FW400 port of a
G4 eMac, and then a G4 dual 2.0, and it didn't show up on the desktop
of either one of them. However, as I said before, when this drive
turns on it spins up and does the little
Thanks Kris! OK, I plugged the external drive into the G5, it's the
only FW device plugged in, and in the System Profiler under FireWire,
there are two FireWire Buses listed one above the other in the top
window.
When I click on the upper FireWire Bus, it says in the lower window:
Maximum speed:
On Nov 26, 2010, at 10:08 PM, Tom wrote:
Thanks Kris! OK, I plugged the external drive into the G5, it's the
only FW device plugged in, and in the System Profiler under FireWire,
there are two FireWire Buses listed one above the other in the top
window.
When I click on the upper FireWire
On Nov 27, 2010, at 12:08 AM, Tom wrote:
When I click on the upper FireWire Bus, it says in the lower window:
Maximum speed: Up to 400 Mb/sec., and that's all.
It strikes me that one of these FireWire buses might be a PCI-X card
I installed that provides some extra USB and two FW ports.
(100 MHz system bus
×12 = 1.2 GHz CPU), but this is no help at all. I also don't what to
experiment with the jumper settings.
These are right now:
J1 through J5: closed – closed – open – closed – closed
J7 through J10: closed – open – closed – closed
I did find a PDF file for the Cube version
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Does anyone here possess a document that describes
Need help understanding webcam differences
Picture this on your G4, the webcam local picture is just not clear - reason is
400k vs 4M pixels. A 640x480 pixel image printed at a size of 6.4 x 4.8 inches
has a printing resolution of 100 PPI, just look at several public webcam sites
to see which
Google MacCam. Download it and be sure and put the little extension file in
the folder given. It will be clear what to do when you download it. This
extension will let you use almost ANY webcam in any application!
Here are some possible reasons the picture isn't so great:
1. The camera just
On Nov 2, 2010, at 7:45 PM, Jonas Lopez wrote:
Need help understanding webcam differences
Picture this on your G4, the webcam local picture is just not clear
- reason is 400k vs 4M pixels. A 640x480 pixel image printed at a
size of 6.4 x 4.8 inches has a printing resolution of 100 PPI
At 7:31 AM -0600 8/24/2010, Nestamicky wrote:
The objective is to install 10.5 using .dmg.
The approach, as she just explained it to me: Put the HD that 10.5
is being installed to inside the machine, having formatted and
partitioned it; one for OS, the other for personal data. Boot off an
HD
I have a PowerBook G3 (Pismo, 500mhz, 1GB RAM) which has been running under
10.4 for some time. Recently, though, I've noticed some disk-related
problems which I could use some help with.
The first problem appeared during an update for Office 2004. Like most
installers, it popped up
At 12:35 PM -0400 8/26/2010, John Ruschmeyer wrote:
PowerBook G3 (Pismo, 500mhz, 1GB RAM)
HD size? free space?
running under 10.4 for some time.
10 point 4 point what? Fully updated or ?
The first problem appeared during an update for Office 2004. Like
most installers, it popped up a
On Aug 26, 1:06 pm, Dan dantear...@gmail.com wrote:
At 12:35 PM -0400 8/26/2010, John Ruschmeyer wrote:
PowerBook G3 (Pismo, 500mhz, 1GB RAM)
HD size? free space?
40GB drive (shows up as 36.7GB), 9 GB free
running under 10.4 for some time.
10 point 4 point what? Fully updated or ?
, 11:35 am, John Ruschmeyer jrusc...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a PowerBook G3 (Pismo, 500mhz, 1GB RAM) which has been running under
10.4 for some time. Recently, though, I've noticed some disk-related
problems which I could use some help with.
The first problem appeared during an update
Well, it turns out to be simpler than I thought...
Based on the advice I received, I started poking around with the
Console app and found the following:
2010-08-26 19:27:52.100 SoftwareUpdateCheck[626] -[NSCFString
substringFromIndex:] called with out-of-bounds index. For apps linked
on Tiger
The objective is to install 10.5 using .dmg.
The approach, as she just explained it to me:
Put the HD that 10.5 is being installed to inside the machine, having
formatted and partitioned it; one for OS, the other for personal data.
Boot off an HD with an OS-Tiger-and mount, this HD is
On Aug 24, 2010, at 6:31 AM, Nestamicky wrote:
The objective is to install 10.5 using .dmg.
The approach, as she just explained it to me:
Put the HD that 10.5 is being installed to inside the machine, having
formatted and partitioned it; one for OS, the other for personal data.
Boot
On 8/24/2010 7:42 AM, John Carmonne wrote:
What machine are you doing this on?
Use the Disk Utility restore feature to put the image on the partition you want
to boot from or make a DVD from the .dmg.
I think she's on a laptop. I'm not sure which one. What you've suggested
here has been done,
Robert Long wrote:
Hello group, I am trying to add an additional HD to my G3. Here is the
info I copied from my machine.
My G 3 is a blue
I assume you mean blue and white - The rev 1 motherboards have a issue
here only 1 drive can be used on the (IDE/ATA) hard drive bus. search
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On Aug 15, 2010, at 9:07 PM, Robert Long wrote:
I observed that the connection from the HD to the MB are female and
there is one spare connection. Can I connect another HD and what
type of cable or connection do I need? I have been given sever
HDs, 20 gb and 40 gb. I don't know at this
challenge will be your video card, which will have to be PCI-based;
an ATI Radeon 32Mb of various flavors (Mac Ed., Radeon 7000, 7500, et.al.)
will be what to look for.
Try to get as many of these items at our LEM swap list; here you¹ll find
enough savvy sellers who can help you make sure you
Hello group, I am trying to add an additional HD to my G3. Here is the info I
copied from my machine. My G 3 is a blue and the info on it is; CD rom and ATA
hard drive, PCI slot $J12 display card,4 MB disk cache. Virtual memory; 129 MB,
Built in Memory 128 MB, backside L2 cache 512 K cache,
Hello everybody, i bought an external enclosure for my 320GB seagate drive
about 2 months ago, and then received anther one from tyler. I have the
320GB Seagate in the enclosure right now, and while I was in the process of
plugging in the new 320GB Sata drive I got, i couldn't help to notice
drive I got, i couldn't help to notice that I
had an eSata plug on my enclosure. I have a few questions about that:
1: Is there a connector cable that can plug into an eSata enclosure
and plug into an Internal Sata drive?
2: If I have a SATA plugged into the Esata port and inside the
enclosure
resolution for the transparent bar.
Any help is needed and very much appreciated! Thank you very much.
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possibilities i have in mind:
1) The sawtooth I originally used to flash the video card was the only
machine that showed the transparent bar (I only have 2 AGP machines, the rest
are PCI and PCIe)
2) maybe 1366x768 is not a supported resolution for the transparent bar.
Any help is needed
I have a case of a quicksilver, but the parts of a G3 beige desktop. I was
fed up at how old the casing of the G3 beige looked, so I took the entire G3
apart, and I am attempting to put the parts in the G4 quicksilver case, but
the G3 power supply box won't fit. I tried an ATX power supply box,
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