Hi group.
I came across an old iMac G3 Bondi Blue with what looks like the old Voodoo
2 video card installed in the mezzanine slot. The computer boots and then
locks up in some version of Linux. My plan is to reformat the drive and
install OS 9 10 as a dual boot. I'd like to take advantage of
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Have you installed or are you aware that Apple have temperature sensors
plugged into their hdd's?
It is much like a jumper and if you have missed it, this will account for
why the fans are spinning full wack.
Hope this helps
Jay
On 9 February 2011 16:16, Stuart stuar...@gmail.com wrote:
I
Just to add, Sonnet also offered the EG4-1000-1M-U 1GHz as well as the
EG4-500-1M
500 MHz for the blue and white G3.
However, they have both been discontinued. I wouldn't say they were cheap or
easy to find, unfortunately. I found only one Sonnet on ebay, a 466 and it's
£150.
There are some
Hi
Yes, officially 10.4 tiger is your limit, but it is possible to run 10.5 on
the 800mhz. I don't have one, so I can only guess that you will find it to
be sluggish.
The additional 512mb of ram will certainly help or indeed make it possible,
if you decide to run leopard.
Regarding usb. Usb is
walter, if the hard drive locked up as you say, then it can be only one of
two things, software, so a temporary issue, or a coincidental hardware
failure.
On 24 November 2010 16:42, Walter Sheluk wshe...@shaw.ca wrote:
Not so sure about that because my brand new external firewire harddrive
Hi chaps
I am pondering an upgrade of my mid 2010 27 i5. It has the standard
4gb (2X2) ddr3 1333 sodimm.
I need to be certain of whether I am restricted by dual channelling.
Do I need to buy in pairs? Or can I leave my 2X2gb and add a single
4gb stick?
Cheers
Jay
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Just put two and two together. The GF's mac pro has 6gb. 2 1 gb and 2 2gb,
she said she had to put it in, in pairs.
On 28 October 2010 17:56, Jonathan jonathan.newcas...@googlemail.comwrote:
Tina
Just to be clear, I don't really want to do this, I just want to know
if it is possible
Thanks. Unfortunately, front row is only showing those movies that are
showing in itunes.
Regarding adding to itunes, thats not the issue, I wanted to know how
I can add those formats that are not supported natively.
Cheers
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Jonathan
Hi guys
I have lost a guide I saved for adding/changing those movie file which
itunes/front row won't play ball with.
Could someone enlighten on how I add those files, so they show up in
front row and itunes.
Thanks
J
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I know that their isn't a command for the green light to maximise (bad
apple).
However, someone has written a script so that it does work.
Follow the link for instructions
http://hints.macworld.com/article.php?story=20051227001809626
Command-M will minimize your window and Option-Command-M
Hi
I unfortunately have some audio files in mp4 format, I have noticed
that in itunes 10 they are treated as videos and the video screen pops
up and instead of being able to navigate through itunes when the track
is playing, I am forced to stare at a black screen with the video
controls at the
Cheers, will check them out
On 8 October 2010 06:34, Charles Lenington macso...@brightok.net wrote:
On 10/7/10 11:38 AM, Jay Smith wrote:
Thanks guys, I will give the forum a look.
I am just sick off the sheer number of pointless, snide comments on
there. Mainly in this vein:
My
Smashing! Thanks guys!
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I am looking for a system monitor for my current generation 27 quad
i5.
Not use one with OSX before. What do people use and which ones to
avoid?
Thanks guys!
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to think that now my main computer is a mac, I
should know it inside out in 2 months. Not a chance.
On 8 Oct, 18:59, Bruce Johnson john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu wrote:
On Oct 8, 2010, at 8:44 AM, Jonathan wrote:
Thanks Bruce, I will give that a look.
I think 'system monitor' is a fairly
On 8 Oct, 22:05, Joshua Juran jju...@gmail.com wrote:
Prior experience with Unix, Mac OS, and/or NeXTStep are all helpful
My experience of unix is limited to Tru64 and a splash of OSX. Not a
bad thing really. Really enjoying OSX, my experience was limited upto
Tiger, then a gap and now on
As a engineer, I find Samsung to be at the bottom of the pile with the
most fails. WD at the top of the pile.
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Hello again peoples!
I was wondering if there was a way of improving the quality of dvd
playback on my 27 imac (long shot,I know)
Sitting at the desk, the size of the screen doth result in a rather
pixelated experience.
I am using iDVD.
Is there third party software that improves quality or
Cheers
I would tweek the res, but i am doing other things on the desktop at
the same time. Maybe apple should tone down on the huge screens!
I have VLC, but was hoping for a more integrated experience, but what
the hell, i will try it.
As far as Blu ray is concerned, I have read um's and ah's
Thanks everyone, I will take a look at those forums that have been
suggested.
Adrian, I don't think I can avoid the the attitudes of others,
especially when it come to apple, lol.
I am just looking for a well stocked repository of information. I
enjoy reading of others experiences, it's one of
This is of course down to personal choice, but I have nothing to go on
here. Your opinions are welcome.
I am a member of the official apple community forums, which is good in
it's own regimented way and here or course.
But I am looking for an independent community forum that covers all
things
Hello all. I've got a newish iMac Core 2 Duo machine that I brought last summer
which has recently stopped seeing the internet via Airport. I've tried deleting
and then reinstalling through the System PreferencesNetwork. I've tried
resetting my Airport Extreme Base Station (all other computers
Hold 'T' while booting to enter Target mode. If I remember this only
works with Macs with native FW 400/800 ports.
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Boot the Macbook in target disk mode (Firewire disk mode) by pressing
some key
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On Sep 28, 2009, at 7:41 PM, Jonathan Rowson
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I've just run into a problem, my iMac won't boot. It's a late 2008
2.8 GHz Core 2 Duo. When I press the power button, I hear a 'whirr'
like
because
the keyboard isn't being recognized. I'm going to try another keyboard. Any
other suggestions before I contact Apple (the machine is about 6 months old)
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Windows is a command-line OS with a GUI shell while Mac System 10 is
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I used to have an old iMac DV 400 and missed OS 9 when I went to 10.x.
I would suggest staying with 9.2 unless there are specific things that
will only run on OS X. That being said, very few things run on 9
anymore, but LOTS of kids proggies, esp older ones, run like a champ
on OS 9.x It was nice
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