1 at 21:26, Valter Psicof wrote:
> Il giorno 18/06/21 14:46, "Paul Londoner" behalf of paul.londo...@gmail.com> ha scritto:
>
> >I immediately took action by closing the living room skylight and placing
> >the Macs keyboards facing down onto the sofa. After this,
Really? Do you work for Apple or something? If money was no object I would
buy a new MacBook or two. That's the whole point!
On Fri, 18 Jun 2021 at 14:04, Myles MacVane wrote:
> The solution is simple: Buy a new MacBook!
>
> On Fri, Jun 18, 2021 at 8:46 AM Paul Londoner
> wrot
IT RAINED ON MY THREE MACBOOKS!!
I’m really devastated after a moment’s carelessness has resulted in all
three of my MacBooks getting soaked by rain! I’m so careful and keep
telling people never to put drinks on the same surface as a computer. I’ve
also read a lot about “liquid damage” on Apple p
Valter Psicoff, I'm interested in some older computers than the Power PC
Macs. These computers are the so called "home computers". I own an Amiga
A1200 with a Motorola 68020 CPU. This Amiga isn't set up to use the
Internet, though. Some other computers which people seem to be fascinated
with includ
Valter, you said "I have installed OSX 10.9 Mavericks, and most software
has a version for it (you might have to look for it in some archives,
though)."
What I meant by my question is that I want to know WHICH archives you look
in! AFAIK it's not the Apple website Developers area, not MacIntosh Ga
rfly keyboard issues
> unresolved I finally paid a bit more and got a 2019 16” MacBook Pro and it
> is a dream. Now I just need to do enough work with it to make it pay for
> itself somehow...
>
> Now that my older MacBooks are retired from daily use I hope to make mods
> to t
ecial about it? My ambition is to upgrade my MBP 2012 computers
to be more powerful than models from years later. My ultimate goal is to
create a clone of an Apple Silicon MacBook, using an iPad, a Raspberry Pi,
or a Banana Pi computer.
--
Paul
On Thu, 1 Apr 2021 at 16:49, Bruce Johnson
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lder versions of the apps above are available from the
Developers section of the Apple website, requiring a $99 annual
subscription. Can you tell me which of the apps above is available from
there for macOS 10.13 High Sierra?
On Thu, 1 Apr 2021 at 14:03, Paul Londoner wrote:
> Bruce Johnson,
on a particular
version of macOS. Here's that video by Luke Miani...
https://youtu.be/4_AzUtG9h9k
On Wed, 31 Mar 2021 at 20:04, Bruce Johnson
wrote:
>
> On Mar 30, 2021, at 7:12 PM, Paul Londoner
> wrote:
>
> I have done a lot of research into the Mac and its software. Wha
I have done a lot of research into the Mac and its software. What I found
out was that unless you have the latest macOS installed, then when you try
to download apps from the Apple Appstore, you either can't download them or
can't run them. I found out about this using a Toshiba Satellite Hackintos
At the moment I've got a Power Mac G4 "Quicksilver" which I can't use. I
got it from freecycle.org with OS X 10.3.9 installed, This version prevents
me from doing various things, but it's also become corrupted. I think the
error message is "The bill of materials cannot be found". This seems to
mean
Don't worry! I've got it working now. It required a Power Management
Unit (PMU) reset, though!
On 27/02/2012, Paul Brown wrote:
> The monitor is a VGA LCD monitor by ProView. Unfortunately, I've since
> bought another monitor and now the Mac won't turn on! I plan
The monitor is a VGA LCD monitor by ProView. Unfortunately, I've since
bought another monitor and now the Mac won't turn on! I plan to post
details in a new thread.
On 25 February 2012 04:12, Christopher Satterfield <
christopher1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Was the monitor a regular PC monitor or som
OK, thanks for this. I've since obtained a Power Mac G4 free of charge from
www.freecycle.org though. I've hardly used it so far, due to lack of a
monitor, then one night with a monitor I bought without a PSU. Either the
PSU or the monitor, or both, have blown out now. The details from "About
this
What exactly has happened to your iMac sound? I've recently bought one of
the same model, as a cheap entry into the World of the Mac, I installed an
old version of iTunes, listened to some Internet radio, then a few hours
later, one speaker came loose and started vibrating about, followed by the
ot
I regularly record music in a studio which runs Logic Pro V9 on a Mac Pro
with Intel Xeon CPU and a keyboard which looks identical to the description
posted on this thread. I told the Recording Engineer about this thread and
he quickly found the page on www.apple.com where you can buy a replacement
I've just bought a similar iMac, which is G3 Blueberry 350Mhz slot loading.
I found out it would need an adaptor to install an Airport card and that
nearly all sellers of these on eBay were in Hong Kong or elsewhere in
China, so it would take some time to arrive. There's also the option of a
USB Wi
I've been looking for a new hard drive for our iMac.
So far I've seen several 2 Tb models at $109, some even shipped. Anyone have
recommendations for the best brands?
Last thing I need to do is spend the money, installing a badly-made HD!!
Thanks,
Paul
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To knock a
Look underneath it- it should say how many mhz the processor is.
If it's a slotloading machine with firewire, it should run 10.4 tiger.
If you're going to use it for anything, look up how much memory it can take,
and max it out. The more memory it has, the more tolerable it is to work
with.
NeoOffi
You might also check with the fink and macports folks. Some of them may
already be working on it.
On Mon, Nov 23, 2009 at 8:16 AM, Christian Wacker wrote:
> ...
> I have booted linux before from my iMac, but I've never compiled
> anything, and I'm curious to know what (if anything) will go wrong
You might be better off trying to install Debian instead of Ubuntu- the
Debian distro is still active. We had lots of trouble getting Xubuntu
working on 1Ghz G4 eMacs. We had to go with an older version, and if we
updated it it died.
The Debian install did take some messing around. It originally b
Do you know a way to disable the internal screen?
-Original Message-
From: SteveC
Sent: 01 September, 2009 10:17
To: imaclist@googlegroups.com
Subject: RE: My 20" 1.25ghz imac Flat screen appears to have apparently died.
I have an Intel iMac 17" and the screen went bad. So I connected
--- On Tue, 7/7/09, Bruce Johnson wrote:
From: Bruce Johnson
Subject: Re: HP Scanjet 4400c OS9 Driver
To: imaclist@googlegroups.com
Date: Tuesday, 7 July, 2009, 11:30 PM
On Jul 7, 2009, at 3:20 PM, John Callahan wrote:
> After problems w/ my HP printer I contacted HP help and much to my
>
sheepsaver is not worth the hassle between finding a g3 with 9.04 to extract a
rom from an update and then a powermac version of Os 9 it is a nightmare and i
doubt it will run games anyhow.
--- On Tue, 26/5/09, pangab...@aol.com wrote:
From: pangab...@aol.com
Subject: Emulate Intel Mac
To
Decent DVD writers are cheap (under $30 new) these days. I know the
recent Pioneer drives will work and are good. The Samsungs are
supposed to be good, and will probably work also.
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Do you have the same problem if you swap each 512 RAM into the
opposite slot?
Post the specs that get reported in the hardware profile for each RAM
when you use them separately. That may give us more clues.
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Odd but true - I've found that some older standalone DVD players (the
kind you connect to TV's, not the kind in computers) can play homemade
DVD+R discs.
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I think all DVD drives (no matter how old) can read homemade DVD's
written on Verbatim brand DVD-R discs. DVD+R came later, and
readability on older drives seems to vary with brand of disc. From
what I've read, if you have a new-enough drive, it's better to go with
a good brand of +R disc because
The 9.1 CD was able to boot a G4 and it's not from a specific
machine.
There was no other system installed, so the machine should have
automatically booted from the CD drive.
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Considering that G3 iMacs sell for about $25-$50, it's certainly not
worth buying just a drive for $100, no matter how new and shiny it is.
I suppose a firewire DVD drive would be fine, too.
Not all DVD drives can read +R and RW, though that shouldn't matter if
you're playing commercial pressings
For reliability at long distance, what about some kind of external
drive RAID setup? (And making sure the disks have enough cooling.) Or
am I opening a can of worms?
There's more than one kind of SSD. The more reliable kind seems to
cost a lot more. But I'm not sure which kinds they use in drives
What happened was that I acquired a bunch of semi-working slot loading
iMacs for about $5 each. They all have Firewire. Since they all power
up showing the blinking "?", I assume the motherboards are good. One
or two have 600 MHz IBM processors. (I pulled one from a machine with
a cracked case and
I wonder if there's a similar drive not specifically made for Mac that
would work.
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Make sure you get a DVD drive new enough to read all types of DVD's,
since earlier versions came out before +R existed. It took me a long
time to figure out why my Mac couldn't read +R and RW discs.
If you're only going to play commercial DVD's, this shouldn't be an
issue, but it might come back
There were several sets of slot loading G3 iMac's. They all had a 100
MHz bus, and used the same kind of memory. I have some from at least
two different sets. Is it possible to move a motherboard from a later
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hi guys i just thought id announce my latest dicovery.. baby oil is proving
to be a reliable ally in this time of recession..whenever my mighty mouse
ball fails i apply a little baby oil and it worksim not a scientist so cant
offer an explanation...yh i think theyre moderating this l
If you get an external hard drive, consider getting one with both
Firewire and USB.
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came from an iMac.
Your answer raised another question for me. Shouldn't that power button be
able to turn ON various iMacs, and at that point (before it's even on),
shouldn't it work no matter what system is running?
Paul
On Wed, Dec 31, 2008 at 8:42 AM, Ryan Waldon wrote:
>
&
Suddenly I find myself with two eMacs discarded by other people glad
to get rid of them. One of them has a wrecked power button, and that's
where my questions originate. Do all the different eMac models use the
same power button? On this one, it looks like the button plugs into a
3-hole connector.
(Intel, Aluminum, 2.4GHz,
>>1GB RAM, 320GB
>> HDD) makes an annoying high-pitched whine sometimes.
>>It also makes
>> digital "bipping" sounds after increasing/decreasing
>>the volume using
>> the volume keys.
Go to the "Sound" preference an
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