I find it strange I had a Apple I machine yet I never had a TAM. How
sad Yet i'm still looking for one...
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At 10:14 PM -0400 9/20/2010, Midnight rider wrote:
Rev. A iMac G5 20 1.8Ghz.
My iMac G5 kicks it's fan on HIGH whenever it starts up, but only
before it boots on the Apple logo. once the Apple logo appears, the
fans die down. This is only happening when the system has a question
mark on a
On Sep 20, 2010, at 6:16 PM, Ashgrove salum...@gmail.com wrote:
It should work, although development was halted several years ago. I
still use it in Leopard on my 1.25Ghz eMac, and have used it in the
past in Tiger and Panther on several G3 iBooks
The reason that it was halted is that it was
*thunk* (fall to floor unconscious)
On Sep 20, 11:06 pm, Midnight rider coolmar...@gmail.com wrote:
That was just my line of iMacs. Here's my entire list of 16:
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On Sep 21, 10:22 am, Bruce Johnson john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu
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The reason that it was halted is that it was no longer necessary, which is
what it says on the website. 10.5 removed that 'feature'.
Bruce,
OK, so what you're saying is that 10.5 removes the firmware crippling
from any
On Sep 21, 2010, at 8:00 AM, Ashgrove wrote:
Bruce,
OK, so what you're saying is that 10.5 removes the firmware crippling
from any machine it can be installed to, is that right?
Yes.
I swear I read that at the site but I cannot find it any more.
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Ashgrove salum...@gmail.com wrote:
There is a caveat, though: G5 iMacs and the first couple generations
of Intels suffered from display and/or graphic card problems. I've not
only read about it, but seen them firsthand.
I too have an iMac G5. I bought mine, a 20-inch iSight, 2.1 GHz model
On Sep 21, 4:48 pm, Melvyn Edith Halbert halbe...@esper.com wrote:
I too have an iMac G5. I bought mine, a 20-inch iSight, 2.1 GHz model
(MA064LL/A), at the end of January 2006 after the first Intel iMac
was revealed and the price of the iMac G5 began to drop. I really
like it and hope it
I was given a Keyspan USB Twin Serial Adapter ( two RS-422 MiniDin8
serial ports ) which would allow me to use a MOTU midi interface and
possibly a Apple printer. However the guy could not find the driver
installer CD and the Mac it was installed to is long gone to Mac heaven.
I have had to
Anyone have good advice about installing 10.5 on a 450 dual-core
blue and silver PowerMac?
I understand this can be done, but I'd feel better with a little
advice on how to do it.
Assuming it's a G4 (I don't think there were dual processor G3s) yep,
it can, and easily. Use LeopardAssist at
On Sun, 19 Sep 2010 10:04:42 -0400, Midnight rider wrote:
If you are going to put leopard on a 450Mhz dual G4, go
for it, it'll run like a 900Mhz G4.
That's not entirely true. For apps that are able to utilize dual
processors it may seem so, but apps that can only utilize one CPU at a
time
I installed 10.5 on a 550Mhz G4 Powerbook with 768Mb of RAM. It runs OK, but
there are some hang-ups, and you can't open a lot of apps at the same time.
My advice:
1. Max out the RAM.
2. Get a better graphics card.
3. Optimize 10.5 by turning of the glass dock, and disabling Dashboard. If you
I always thought that Apple installers run a check to ascertain if the
OS software can be installed to the selected hard drive ?
Just now the Leopard is being installed to a FireWired drive with a
QS G4 ( 933MHz) hosting the drive. No complaints from the installer.
When you say slow and
On 10-09-19 10:58 AM, Bill Chapman wrote:
I have a Quicksilver G4 800MHz with 1Gb RAM... it can only support
1.5Gb ram...
I have the QS G4 933 MHz with 1.5Gb RAM with two internal hard drives
with the Tiger and Leopard getting along nicely.
It is not a speed demon as compared to ??? well
Don't! You are far better off with OS 10.4.11. Simply put Leopard
wasn't built for a G4 processor running less than 800MHz. I have a
G4 Dual 867 and felt the performance was too slow.
I'm hearing this more and more lately, and it's getting me really
ticked. LEOPARD IS FASTER THAN TIGER.
I got a 20 inch white Intel iMac as my high school graduation gift in 2007, and
it is a great computer. It runs Final Cut Express, Photoshop, and Flash
extremely well, even with the low 1gb of ram that it currently has. If you can
afford one, it is a great computer, and although I don't use any
On 10-09-20 10:32 AM, Beverly Woods wrote:
I have here a 20 2 GHz Intel iMac in which the internal mic used to
work, but now the only sound that comes in is a steady buzzing noise
through the internal mic. I tried to plug in a headset mic either
directly or through a USB iMic but no sound at
On Mon, 20 Sep 2010 11:13:46 -0400, Bill Chapman wrote:
Would that apply to a tower G5 as well?
No.
Tina
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Sounds like you might have a bad ground some where. Also have you
checked your sound Preferences to make sure that the internal mic is
selected ?
On Sep 20, 2010, at 12:32 PM, Beverly Woods wrote:
I have here a 20 2 GHz Intel iMac in which the internal mic used to
work, but now the only
I didn't write that... I said I have 12
On 21/09/10 11:44 AM, Elliott Price wrote:
16? 28? Sorry to say, but I have about 36... Not all of them are
super-collectible, but if we're just talking quantity I think I have you guys
beat. :)
-Elliott
On Sep 20, 2010, at 9:47 PM, Bill
On Mon, 20 Sep 2010 22:14:02 -0400, Midnight rider wrote:
This is only been a recent problem, and I need help with this. My
iMac G5 kicks it's fan on HIGH whenever it starts up, but only before
it boots on the Apple logo. once the Apple logo appears, the fans die
down. This is only
On Sep 21, 2010, at 8:44 AM, Elliott Price wrote:
16? 28? Sorry to say, but I have about 36... Not all of them are
super-collectible, but if we're just talking quantity I think I have you guys
beat. :)
I know I can be beat but my collection weighs in at 54. And that's not
including
On 17/09/10 07:10PDT, Walter Sheluk wrote:
I was given a Keyspan USB Twin Serial Adapter ( two RS-422 MiniDin8
serial ports ) which would allow me to use a MOTU midi interface and
possibly a Apple printer. However the guy could not find the driver
installer CD and the Mac it was installed to is
54? I might as well turn my house into a giant iMac G4!
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On Sep 21, 9:02 pm, Clark Martin cm...@sonic.net wrote:
I know I can be beat but my collection weighs in at 54. And that's not
including two Newtons
And I thought I was in bad shape and needed to go on rehab... I am a
mere Mac hoarder wannabe. I salute you guys.
F
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Good idea for another reality show.
You guys should post those numbers on PCWorld... and watch the
Mac-bashers have a field day. Any topic with the word 'Apple' in it
draws PC fanboiz and Fandroids like bees to honey.
On 21/09/10 10:05 PM, Ashgrove wrote:
On Sep 21, 9:02 pm, Clark
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