I have a bondai blue iMac in it's stock configuration, complete with
retore cds that I would like to tinker around with linux on.
I can upgrade ram to 512mb (just haven't gotten to it yet) and am
looking for suggestions.
I do not want to go through the trouble of system 10 (it's a pain on
my
Christian Wacker wrote:
I have a bondai blue iMac in it's stock configuration, complete with
retore cds that I would like to tinker around with linux on.
I can upgrade ram to 512mb (just haven't gotten to it yet) and am
looking for suggestions.
I do not want to go through the trouble of
What version of office should I install on my G3 350mhz imac with 10.3.9?
I have access to all versions, so whatever one you suggest is best, I
shall install.
thanks
-Christian.
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Office '04. That should run on 10.3, and it's better then Office X,
and not as bloated as '08 (plus I don't think that'll run on 10.3) We
ran '04 for ever.
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Mac Computer Repair - Santa Barbara
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Bondi iMacs are tray loaders.
Good luck getting it to 512mb.
I have never gotten one to more than 384. Two 256 always registered as
256 and 128 for me.
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On Oct 27, 2009, at 6:28 PM, Clark Martin cm...@sonic.net wrote:
Christian Wacker wrote:
I have a bondai blue iMac
yup; 384mb is the max RAM limit for the Bondi iMacs. I wonder if they
have any Ubuntu's old enough that it would work on a 233Mhz iMac?
There's always Free BSD; I'm pretty sure I've seen ones that'll run on
old G3's.
-Elliott Price
Mac Computer Repair - Santa Barbara
Graphic
Elliott Price wrote:
yup; 384mb is the max RAM limit for the Bondi iMacs. I wonder if they
have any Ubuntu's old enough that it would work on a 233Mhz iMac?
There's always Free BSD; I'm pretty sure I've seen ones that'll run on
old G3's.
It seems like it's not generally known but there
There are no slot-loading Bondi's. The Bondi Blue iMac only shipped
with 233MHz processors; and it was discontinued in January 1999 when
the five Flavored iMacs came out. According to MacTracker, the Rev.
B Bondi iMacs could support up to 512Mb.
I think you're probably thinking of the later
From EveryMac.com:
The Apple iMac G3/350 (Slot Loading - Blueberry, No Firewire), based
on the Kihei architecture, features a 350 MHz PowerPC 750 (G3)
processor, 512k backside level 2 cache, 64 MB of RAM, a 6.0 GB Ultra
ATA hard drive, a slot loading 24X CD-ROM drive, ATI Rage 128 VR 2D/3D
The blueberry is not bondi.
Bondi was only the 233 tray loader.
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On Oct 27, 2009, at 8:30 PM, Doug Burton slu...@embarqmail.com wrote:
From EveryMac.com:
The Apple iMac G3/350 (Slot Loading - Blueberry, No Firewire), based
on the Kihei architecture, features a 350 MHz
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