BTW, I'm curious why Lombards would be considered OT for this list. It's a
PowerBook.
From Low End Mac's PowerBooks email list page:
PowerBooks is a forum for users of the original Mac Portable and all
pre-G3 PowerBooks (including pre-G3 models with G3 upgrades). For
owners of iBooks, G3
on 12/2/02 12:31 PM, (PowerBooks) at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Seriously, the biggest speed enhancement you'll get is by upgrading
the RAM. 64MB is _BARELY_ enough to run OS 9. 9.2.2 on my
Wallstreet takes 60-70MB. And PC133 SODIMMs are dirt cheap (they
work all the way back to the
I bought a Lombard from one of the LEM Swap listers, and although it works,
it is painfully slow. It has 64 MG RAM, running 9.2.2. I decided to run
TechTool Pro on it and booted from my TechTool CD, which took forever. When
it finally booted, TechTool could not see the internal hard drive. I
This belongs on the G-Books list. This isn't even one off... You'll
get better responses from them anyway, considering they actually own
and talk about Lombards over there. Not everyone on this list has a
G3/G4 based PowerBook...
Your book shouldn't need a system enabler, especially under
This belongs on the G-Books list. This isn't even one off... You'll
get better responses from them anyway, considering they actually own
and talk about Lombards over there. Not everyone on this list has a
G3/G4 based PowerBook...
Sorry for the off topic post. I didn't mean to annoy
I wanted to do a clean install, but when I boot from the OS CD, the internal
HD is not visible, so it is not possible for me to install anything.
It is possible (probable?) that the drive is formatted with HFS+ and you
booted with a TechTools CD that is too old to be able to read an HFS+
My Reply follows quote. On 01/12/2002 15:12 [EMAIL PROTECTED]
said:
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This belongs on the G-Books list. This isn't even one off... You'll
get better responses from them
I must be dense today. Where does one find/subscribe to the G-Books
list?
Ken
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] will get you on the list.
This is, of course, another of the fabulous LEM lists.
All of Dan's lists can be found here:
http://www.lowendmac.com/lists/index.shtml
Read about G-Books here:
on 12/1/02 1:39 PM, J. Shea at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I bought a Lombard from one of the LEM Swap listers, and although it works,
it is painfully slow. It has 64 MG RAM, running 9.2.2. I decided to run
TechTool Pro on it and booted from my TechTool CD, which took forever. When
it finally
