Il giorno 24/05/15 01.25, "Colin Yarwood" ha scritto:
> If its not too late - tell your contact to buy a flash memory card of
> however many Gbs they need and put it in a USB Card reader plugged into the
> iMac. The speed and silence is brilliant and the costs are very reasonable!
Beware, flash d
They will always do what they were originally designed to do. And that was
enough for us then. Have we changed all that much? These vintage iMacs are
little gems. I cringe when I read dismissive comments about them. But
then--I am a collector. And maybe that is where they belong--in a
collection.
In my humble opinion you are going to spend a lot of time and energy
playing with that SNOW Mac and not get a reasonable return on your
investment. I have 3 in my basement that were my kids when they were
little. OS9 served them well even though it was dated then. I installed
Linux on one and that
> On May 26, 2015, at 1:12 PM, Neil Hughes wrote:
>
> Well, the bad news is that it looks like in my case it's the PAV board, which
> seems to be the cause of many a G3 iMac's demise. Since I'm not comfortable
> dealing with high voltages, and this machine is getting a bit too slow, I
> suspe
On 05/04/2015 04:21 PM, Colin Yarwood wrote:
Neil,
I just bought a Flower Power G3 iMac in nice nick to take the place of
an old blue iMac G3 older which stopped for no apparent treason years
ago and was put into store.
I pulled it out after getting a 475 and PB 1400 up and running but It
just
