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I once bought a 1400c on eBay ($30 + shipping) that came with a 250 MHz G3
upgrade.
Ho-ho, that's almost as good a stroke of luck as mine!
The previous owner didn't knew because he didn't
have the NuPowr extension in the system. I just copied the extension to the
Extensions Folder and
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8.6 is a free downloadable update which I'd always put onto 8.5
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Best wishes
Malcolm Cornelius - The Powerbook Fanatic
http://www.pbfanatic.co.uk
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Thanks for tha advice, Malcolm, I guess I need to make it a point to do
that. What are the major features/fixes for 8.6?
Thanks!
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The biggest thing I liked about OS 9 was the Software Update feature, which
was a great improvement over having to figure out what updates you needed
and where they could be found. However, now all updates are out for OS 9. I
went from System 7 to System 9. I really liked 9.
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Roger Volk (Contractor) wrote:
David,
I have one you can have for the cost of shipping.
Roger
Roger Volk
6013 Hope Dr.
Camp Springs, MD 20748
David I Hassett wrote:
Hi To All, Does anyone know where I can get a 4 Meg memory module for
my Power Book 145B? It seems to have an empty
Here's a link. I think the best thing was Software Update. You can see
what else at the link http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mac_OS_9. It also
had some cute thikngs such as knock-knock jokes. You could talk to
the computer and have it talk back to you. D
On Nov 21, 2005, at 3:31 PM, PowerBooks
Donna Hood Pointer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I know OS 9 needs 64MB RAM and runs on G3, because I had to buy my
daughter an extra 32MB chip to put it on her early iMac. It absolutely
needs 64MB. Carshes the machine with 32MB.
Well, not really, OS 9 _will_ run with only 16MB real RAM
Dear Listers,
I just upgraded my venerable 190 to OS 7.5.3, and I have run into a bit
of trouble. I've got the greyscale display on mine, naturally, and my
parts machine had .5.3 before it went to the great Mac store in the sky,
so I wasn't expecting any trouble. Well, I've done the install,
