On Dec 17, 2009, at 1:50 PM, Elliott Price wrote:
> 10.4 has some significant changes, especially support issues and
> networking improvements. It runs surprisingly well on slow machines.
>
>
> -Elliott Price
> Mac Computer Repair - Santa Barbara
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Nestamicky wrote:
> On 12/17/09 1:50 PM, Elliott Price wrote:
>> 10.4 has some significant changes, especially support issues and
>> networking improvements. It runs surprisingly well on slow machines.
> And I agree with this...see Tiger on my Sawtooth and you'd think it's an
> Intel machine, but
On Thu, Dec 17, 2009 at 6:22 PM, Nestamicky wrote:
> On 12/17/09 7:49 AM, Owen Strawn wrote:
>> I thought about setting one of the iMacs up and gifting it to a relative,
>> but they seem to all have recent laptops (PCs though).
>
> Welcome to the sad universal truth...now you and I have machines
On 12/17/09 1:50 PM, Elliott Price wrote:
> 10.4 has some significant changes, especially support issues and
> networking improvements. It runs surprisingly well on slow machines.
And I agree with this...see Tiger on my Sawtooth and you'd think it's an
Intel machine, but wait until I go to Youtube
On 12/17/09 7:49 AM, Owen Strawn wrote:
> I thought about setting one of the iMacs up and gifting it to a relative, but
> they seem to all have recent laptops (PCs though).
Welcome to the sad universal truth...now you and I have machines we know
is good for very basic stuff, which is what most o
10.4 has some significant changes, especially support issues and
networking improvements. It runs surprisingly well on slow machines.
-Elliott Price
Mac Computer Repair - Santa Barbara
Graphic Design - Artwork Setup
Websites - Low Cost Custom Websites
On Dec 17, 2009, at 12:42 PM, Clar
Owen Strawn wrote:
> I thought about setting one of the iMacs up and gifting it to a relative, but
> they seem to all have recent laptops (PCs though).
>
> I have been using Panther on the G3s - never tried Tiger. I skipped 10.2 and
> 10.4. I did notice 10.3 ran much faster on the 266 than 10.1
I thought about setting one of the iMacs up and gifting it to a relative, but
they seem to all have recent laptops (PCs though).
I have been using Panther on the G3s - never tried Tiger. I skipped 10.2 and
10.4. I did notice 10.3 ran much faster on the 266 than 10.1 did. Do you think
I'm missin
On Dec 16, 2009, at 9:32 AM, Owen Strawn wrote:
> What are you going to use the DV for?
>
> Owen
I'm assuming you meant me so I guess i will respond... I dont know
really. I Installed Tiger on the thing and it runs quite well,
especially after going form 128MB to 512MB or RAM. Its specs are
I'll give that a try.
Thanks Clark!
Owen
- Original Message
> From: Clark Martin
> Sent: Tue, December 15, 2009 2:20:49 PM
>
> Owen Strawn wrote:
> > That would be a cool idea, but I've never managed to figure out how to use
> > a
> remote server for iTunes (or iPhoto either). They
Yup - I put the 6gb back in the 266, and wiped the drive. Not much space left
after reinstalling the system.
But now the 500 won't boot. Well, it boots, but the date is 1969 and it almost
immediately kernel panics. I'm off to get a new PRAM battery and a firewire
cable so I can play with target
Hehe, i put the original 6GB back in my 333MHz tray loader a few days
ago, and today i got an iMac DV (Summer 2000) today for $15 :D
On Dec 14, 2009, at 7:41 PM, Owen Strawn wrote:
> Thanks Kasey! I'm thinking about maybe putting the original 6gb
> drive back into the tray-loader, and the 20gb
Owen Strawn wrote:
> That would be a cool idea, but I've never managed to figure out how to use a
> remote server for iTunes (or iPhoto either). They never seem to want to "wake
> from sleep" remotely.
>
There is a program called WakeOnLAN that will wake up a remote computer.
You should be a
Oh. Yeah, I have that problem quite a bit, too. I wish they'd thought
of the 10.6 "wake on demand" feature earlier!
-Elliott Price
Mac Computer Repair - Santa Barbara
Graphic Design - Artwork Setup
Websites - Low Cost Custom Websites
On Dec 15, 2009, at 11:02 AM, Owen Strawn wrote:
>
Actually, what I mean is that I can't access the server over the network
without first going to wherever it is and manually waking it up.
- Original Message
> From: Elliott Price
> Sent: Tue, December 15, 2009 12:55:52 PM
>
> Does it work kinda like the remote that comes with newer Ma
Does it work kinda like the remote that comes with newer Macs? I'm
pretty sure you can wake it up with those.
-Elliott Price
Mac Computer Repair - Santa Barbara
Graphic Design - Artwork Setup
Websites - Low Cost Custom Websites
On Dec 15, 2009, at 7:48 AM, Owen Strawn wrote:
> That wo
That would be a cool idea, but I've never managed to figure out how to use a
remote server for iTunes (or iPhoto either). They never seem to want to "wake
from sleep" remotely.
Thanks!
Owen
- Original Message
> From: Christian Wacker
> Sent: Mon, December 14, 2009 10:49:12 PM
>
> Th
That 266 has only one or two uses left.
My 266 tray loader became a Christmas Present to a friend, and it was
loaded up with their whole music collection. (it's got some software
and a special remote I made, so it's basically a nifty little juke
box)
And, I use my 350mhz iMac as the same, loaded my
Elliott Price wrote:
> Yeah. Any ATA drives are compatible, (I'm pretty sure, if not someone
> correct me) I've never had any trouble swapping drives around.
> (Between newer and older macs)
Almost. There is a problem with certain machine using, I think, ATA-5
drives. I believe the machines
Thanks Kasey! I'm thinking about maybe putting the original 6gb drive back into
the tray-loader, and the 20gb into an external enclosure. I don't really have
any use for the 266 that the 500 won't accomplish better.
Owen
- Original Message
> From: Kasey Smith
> Sent: Mon, December 14
Yes, you can swap them, just make sure of the partitioning yada yada
yada... (on the tray loader)
On Dec 14, 2009, at 1:34 PM, owen wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have a tray load iMac (266mhz rev C) with an 40gb upgraded hard
> drive, and a slot load iMac (500mhz early 2001) with its original 20gb
> dr
Thanks Elliott!
Owen
- Original Message
> From: Elliott Price
> Sent: Mon, December 14, 2009 4:54:03 PM
>
> Yeah. Any ATA drives are compatible, (I'm pretty sure, if not someone
> correct me) I've never had any trouble swapping drives around.
> (Between newer and older macs)
>
>
Yeah. Any ATA drives are compatible, (I'm pretty sure, if not someone
correct me) I've never had any trouble swapping drives around.
(Between newer and older macs)
-Elliott Price
Mac Computer Repair - Santa Barbara
Graphic Design - Artwork Setup
Websites - Low Cost Custom Websites
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