FYI, deals abound on ebay too. I just picked up a 200 GB unit for under
$115, including shipping. (Still can't get those partitions to change
format tho--disk utility only is giving me the MS-DOS choice.)
Later.Howard
On Aug 5, 2005, at 7:45 AM, Howard R. Katz wrote:
FYI, deals abound on ebay too. I just picked up a 200 GB unit for
under $115, including shipping. (Still can't get those partitions
to change format tho--disk utility only is giving me the MS-DOS
choice.)
What version of disk
On Fri, 5 Aug 2005, Brian McEwen wrote:
On Aug 5, 2005, at 7:45 AM, Howard R. Katz wrote:
FYI, deals abound on ebay too. I just picked up a 200 GB unit for under
$115, including shipping. (Still can't get those partitions to change
format tho--disk utility only is giving me the MS-DOS
On Aug 5, 2005, at 7:58 AM, Howard R. Katz wrote:
OS X tiger. I was able to use it to partition the thing -
originally was goingto do one partition for the mac and the 2nd as
MS-DOS for someone's peecee, but I may just reformat as one large
Mac drive. :)
I got the 2-partition
Greetings All:
Does anyone have true info in the hours lifetime of the PB 190's screen
illumination lamp and does taking measures such knocking down the
brightness setting to bare minimum and hiking the contrast instead increase
lamp life and lower the wear and tear?
Thanks.
JimWG
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1. Maybe I'm confused, but I thought holding down C during startup was
for internal CD drives and that for external SCSI devices, you need to
hold down Shift-Option-Command-Backspace.
2. Maybe try it without termination: Here's something I found at
Hello Paul,
Thank you for the response - I will give it a try. My issue also seems to
include a PRAM battery going out. Would this make the unit forget that
there was an HD and OS in place? I can boot up, but if the unit goes to
sleep, it is gone: I have to force reboot, usually to an OS question
