I transferred two 512 memory sticks from one working G3 to another
working G3 and nothing happened. Does it take the second machine a certain
amount of time to recognize the new memory or is there a certain procedure
for introducing new memory to a G3? Thanks to whoever can answer this for
me.
Judith Rosenbaum wrote:
Dear List:
I'm considering the purchase of a G5 with Leopard installed; however, since
I'll be upgrading from a G3 running OSX.2.8, I'd like to know what problems
I'd be facing if I don't have Classic on the new(er) machine. My needs are
simple: I mainly use
thomas head wrote:
I transferred two 512 memory sticks from one working G3 to another
working G3 and nothing happened. Does it take the second machine a
certain amount of time to recognize the new memory or is there a certain
procedure for introducing new memory to a G3? Thanks to
Earle Jones wrote:
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Will SheepShaver run on a G5? Then you could run your Classic (OS9) apps.
Intel only, IIRC.
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Sincerely,
Dennis B. Swaney
Windows is a command-line OS with a GUI shell while Mac System 10 is
... oh, never mind.
I want a vnc program to check on my iMac whist at school.
Any suggestions?
It runs 10.3.9, and is relatively sluggish at almost everything it
does... except download and upload stuff from one place to another.
Thanks
Christian.
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I have a G4 800mhz imac. I want to run OS 9 on it for a variety of
reasons. Classic is ok but I would like to native boot.
The problem is I don't have a OS9 restore CD. I have a 9.2.2 install
cd from a G4 power mac, but as many of you know it won't cut it. I
have managed to install it using the
I entered the modern mac era january 2008 with a G4 tower running
Panther 10.3.9 which I soon upgraded to Tiger 10.4.11. I, too wanted to
retain Classic so I didn't get a G5. I also have a G3 B/W running
Panther and Mac OS 9.2.2. Also a G4 Powerbook 1.6GHz running Leopard
10.5.8. My main
Bill Chapman wrote:
I know Leopard doesn't support Classic. I just wish I could get OS 8.6
to install on my G3 macs
Clark Martin wrote:
Bill Chapman wrote:
I entered the modern mac era january 2008 with a G4 tower running
Panther 10.3.9 which I soon upgraded to Tiger
To do that, you'll need a service such as Go to my PC or LogMeIn...
Not sure if any of those services are compatible with 10.3, however.
I've used LogMeIn, and I'm pretty sure you can set up a free account -
But there's features (file transfers, computer stats) that are
unavailable.
Not
Will Vanilla 10.4 run on a 512 mb 350mhz iMac with SuperDrive?
or will I have to modify it?
On Thu, Nov 5, 2009 at 11:16 PM, Elliott Price callmemrp...@gmail.com wrote:
To do that, you'll need a service such as Go to my PC or LogMeIn...
Not sure if any of those services are compatible with
I've never heard of that... I'm not sure...
But 10.4 should run OK on 350Mhz. A little jittery, but usable. I've
run it on a 333MHz Lombard with 512Mb RAM; It runs decently. I guess
it all depends on how patient you are...
-Elliott Price
Mac Computer Repair - Santa Barbara
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