From: victoria.duggan [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I did read a while back that the extensions can be mess about with to speed
up the Mac but i do not really think that this is needed in most cases .
Victoria.
Can also get Conflict Catcher and winnow out unnecessary ext's.
Also can disable startup
I have had trouble receiving email from the list so have not posted my
question, but here goes anyway (I guess I'll read the mail off the
website...) PLEASE CC me directly too if you can
I posted this to applefritter forums but didn't receive [much of] an answer,
maybe you guys can help me:
Hello list
I'm pretty new to the Mac world so please bear with me. I just repaired a Powerbook
5300cs and so far it works great, but now I want to start doing the geek thing, home
network , INTERNET, installations and the like. Problem is I havn't found a manual or
any HowTo's. Can someone
On Mon, 2 Dec 2002, Rick wrote:
Just a quick note to say that I finally had new pram/backup batteries
installed into my 1400 by a service technician last week. Of all the
things I've done, this has to be the smartest. Many little inconsistent
quirks have disappeared. I say this to encourage
Andrew Kershaw [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well, disbelieving, I installed 9.1 on my 5300ce last night. You
guys were right and I was wrong (definitely wouldn't be the first
time!) ;-)
My 9.1 install was pretty typical. It took 30 - 36MB (out of 48)
when I ran it without VM on, depending on
[EMAIL PROTECTED] asked:
how do I install Mac OS 9 without a built
in CDROM? Can I use the built in SCSI port and connect a SCSI CDROM and
install from there?
And among a lot of other good advice Andrew Kershaw told him that
You can attach a CD-ROM via the SCSI port and install an OS that
on 12/5/02 3:11 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
First where can I downlaod a copy of 8.6
You can't: you'll have to buy it. Try the LEM Swap List or (not as good)
eBay. To be more precise, you don't have to buy 8.6 exactly; once you get a
copy of 8.5 upgrades to 8.5.1 and
Just out of curiosity, what did the tech charge for the installation?
I've replaced them in both of my 1400s and I know it's a little work to get at,
(at the front of the lower case by the touch pad) as the plug is very tiny and
the wires wrap under and through metal pieces. It is not a job for
Hey Drew
Ok I'm convinced no on OS 9. Two questions though. First where can
I downlaod a copy of 8.6. And second I want create applications what
programming tools are available for 8.6?
TNX
Marty
Well, Victoria already answered the first. As for the 2nd, there are
plenty of programming
A scsi cd rom will work fine. But are you sure you want to install 9?
It's pretty slow on the 5300 but it can be installed and does work.
HTH,
Gerald
On Thursday, December 5, 2002, at 02:10 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hello list
I'm pretty new to the Mac world so please bear with me. I
Hi everybody,
A friend was given an ibook (g3/266) to use at work. It has
OS 8.1 on it. Any problem with me updating it to 8.6?
That's the highest I have. Anything special I should check before
or do to install it?
Thanks in advance,
Mary
--
PowerBooks is sponsored by
A friend was given an ibook (g3/266) to use at work. It has
OS 8.1 on it. Any problem with me updating it to 8.6?
That's the highest I have. Anything special I should check before
or do to install it?
Thanks in advance,
Mary
Get hold of an iBook specific 8.6 CD or any G3/4 8.6 CD - the
After I posted some questions, saying
I know these questions have probably been answered before,
Indeed they have. You should search the archive for answers, as
these topics have been discussed repeatedly.
1. Could someone please explain where the archives are held and how they
are searched?
MPW:
http://developer.apple.com/tools/mpw-tools/
Gary
(Heck, I'm not exactly a novice, and MPW is
still beyond me). The last time I looked, I couldn't find MPW on the
ADC website, but you might have better luck - I wasn't looking too
hard. ;-)
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PowerBooks is sponsored by
At 1:59 PM +1100 12/6/2002, K wrote:
After I posted some questions, saying
I know these questions have probably been answered before,
Indeed they have. You should search the archive for answers, as
these topics have been discussed repeatedly.
1. Could someone please explain where the
Oops, PowerBook 3400/180 144Megs of Ram OS 9.1
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From: Jkr [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Thu, 05 Dec 2002 22:58:03 -0500
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: wireless card msg
1. Could someone please explain where the archives are held and how they
are searched?
Er..., in the footer of every email from the list is this info:
PowerBooks list info: http://lowendmac.com/lists/powerbooks.shtml
-- AOL users, remove mailto:;
Send list messages to: mailto:[EMAIL
Oh yes, I forgot... A more immediate archive can be found on the
maclaunch server
http://mail.maclaunch.com/lists/powerbooks/list.html
The mail-archive.com archive is a little slow to update, whereas
Maclaunch updates almost immediately. However, Maclaunch doesn't
keep old email around.
A friend was given an ibook (g3/266) to use at work. It has OS 8.1 on
it. Any problem with me updating it to 8.6? That's the highest I
have. Anything special I should check before or do to install it?
Thanks in advance,
Mary
Get hold of an iBook specific 8.6 CD or any G3/4 8.6 CD - the
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