Where do you get the emoticons, Sam?
Regards
Susan
On 21 Aug 2009, at 21:17, Cyrus Griffin wrote:
I would look around online, or even the LEM swap, probably get
better results there for buying old RAM at good prices.
-Elliott
On Aug 21, 2009, at 11:37 AM, Sam Stone wrote:
OK
Ok, I tried the paper clip thingy without success. I went into open
firmware and typed eject cd but it said it couldn't do it. I tried
holding down the mouse button and rebooting, also without success.
Another strange thing is when you start up the little OS9 happy mac
shows up and then it
I have a 233MHZ G3 Imac running OS 9.2. I wanted to put OS X on it
but my OS X disc is a DVD. I don't think this Imac will acknowledge a
new DVD player. Can I get OS X on CD? Can I download it from the
internet somewhere?
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You received this
Wow that seems like quite the dilemma... You can get it apart fairly
easy, you just have to pop out the video port cover (whether it has
video or not, just slip a flathead screwdriver into the slot of the
panel near the back) then undo two screws under that panel, and two
near the sockets
It should read DVD's, at one point I put a slot-loading DVD drive in
it from my 2004 iBook; it looked strange, but it worked fine, I'm
pretty sure this is how I installed 10.4 onto it. (From the DVD)
(Using Xpost Facto, that is)
10.0 through 10.2 were only released on CD, 10.3 was released
On Sat, 2009-08-22 at 08:38 -0700, Cyrus Griffin wrote:
Wow that seems like quite the dilemma... You can get it apart fairly
easy, you just have to pop out the video port cover (whether it has
video or not, just slip a flathead screwdriver into the slot of the
panel near the back) then
On 22 Aug, 2009, at 09.56, Jasiu wrote:
Ok, I tried the paper clip thingy without success. I went into open
firmware and typed eject cd but it said it couldn't do it. I tried
holding down the mouse button and rebooting, also without success.
Another strange thing is when you start up the