tear the machine completely apart, pull the PRAM battery, hold the
button for ten seconds and leave everything set for several days,
still apart.
Cheers,
Antonio
On 1/19/06, John Firestone [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello Eric,
I've tried:
Removing the Sonnet G4 card, pressing the CUDA
I think current G4s will stay close to where they're at for now, early
TiBooks will drop quickly, late TiBooks will lower in value more
slowly and the Pismos will hold their value while the rest of the G3s
hit rock bottom.
Just my two cents.
-Antonio
On 1/11/06, Bob Robeson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Or, you could run the installer form the OS 9 install Cd and let it
fill in the broken or missing bits and pieces.
Cheers,
Antonio
On 1/2/06, Bernie Benz [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks Paul,
I had done exactly as you suggested to establish the back up drive (#2) as
the start up drive and
certain of why exactly Umax usaed the bridge chip, but the
reason I gave echoes their own... but who's to say. Propaganda? Maybe.
It wouldn't surprise me.
-Antonio
On 8/18/05, Jeff Walther [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 12:53 -0700 08/18/2005, Tony Michaels wrote:
Basically, ATA 100 and ATA 133
And I can't type, tonight... sorry :-P
-Antonio
On 8/18/05, Tony Michaels [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Inmy machine, at least, even the VGA-only Radeon would only operate in
the top two slots, though I have heard of the Acards doing fine in the
lower slots. Sonnets, as aforementioned, tend to use
I still need an S900 case for my next Frankintosh and second entry
into this year's Great MacMod Challenge. I have two weeks for my next
three entries, and this is my biggest.
I need a case in decent condition with a bay door. If one of the tabs
on the door is busted, I can fix that.
I'm in San
themselves.
Some people have issues which no else does. Come to think of it, it
seems as if many do.
On 8/13/05, Paul Corsa [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The Sonnet/Acard ATA 66 does work in the lower slots. Paul C
Jeff Walther wrote:
At 10:17 -0700 08/13/2005, Tony Michaels wrote:
Really?
I
function) will require one of the top two slots in the
S900 due to the bridge chip they contain. Paul C
Tony Michaels wrote:
Depends on the controller. Most likely, tho, it will work.
OS X will work with the USB 2.0 ports. In OS 9, they will operate at
only 1.0 speeds. Firewire should work fine
I'm in need of an S900 ATX for the annual MacMod Challenge.
I have G4 parts, and I'm custom-building and tweaking a G4 inside an
S900 case, which will be custom-painted.
If your tower is in good condition, and you don't mind parting it out
( removing the hard drives, CDROM, etc, would lighten it
I would try connecting the CD burner as a master drive on a separate
bus... mayhaps a bus dedicated to such peripherals.
Really, your setup shouldn't be causing such an issue, but stranger
things have happened, and this is the most simple possible solution.
-Antonio
On Fri, 11 Mar 2005 20:50:39
Well, I thought I'd put one last shout out for a Tempo Trio ( Dual
ATA133, USB, Firewire combo ) or ATA133 PCI card for my Frankintosh©
Conatct me if you have one for sale or trade.
--
SuperMacs is sponsored by http://lowendmac.com/ and...
Small Dog Electronicshttp://www.smalldog.com |
Sweet!
-Antonio
On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 06:08:11 -0800 (PST), George Namcam
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have 10.3.8 on an S900- 900 mhz Powerlogix zif in a
XLR8 zif carrier, Sonnet Tempo ATA controller, Western
Digital Special Edition 120 gig, PC PowerColor Radeon
7000 flashed to Mac with Quartz
Hiya folks,
I just want to know if you're receiving doubles of my posts. I know I
do, because of Gmail's way of working ( it displays the message I
sent, as well as what the list receives ), and I want to know if it
also happens to be sending two copies of my message to the list, so I
can let the
Have you ever thought about getting the dual processor adapter for the
XLR8 Carrier, with two 1Ghz G4 Sonnet ZIFs?
That would be insane, and I may try it in April, when have the money
to spend. I bet OS X would just scream.
*Evil Grin*
-Antonio
On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 06:08:11 -0800 (PST),
Good.
Thank You,
Antonio
On Mon, 28 Feb 2005 17:31:40 +, John Hobbs [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 28 Feb 2005, at 16:55, Tony Michaels wrote:
Hiya folks,
I just want to know if you're receiving doubles of my posts.
I am not having this problem at all.
John
--
SuperMacs
I've had the same one for nearly three years, and it'd still chugging
along just fine.
-Antonio
On Sat, 26 Feb 2005 19:00:40 -0600, mike ansberry
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am considering purchasing a WD2000JBRTL 200GB hard drive. Circuit City
has them on sale for 90 bucks after a 60 dollar
Does anyone here have Panther ( 10.3 ) on their S900?
I also have a PowerTower Pro logic board, in addition to a PM 9500
board, so if anyone here has experience with thos, lemme know.
I just picked up my new Crescebdo 800 upgrade.
Time for a little fun ;-)
-Antonio
--
SuperMacs is sponsored
r u sayn hes not teh haxxor?
HA!
-Antonio
Sorry, I couldn't resist :-)
On Sat, 26 Feb 2005 23:08:13 -0500, Dan Stewart [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've seen these posts about s900 etc and I'm just wondering what the heck
are they I use an apple Ibook G4 but I do have two old tower setups the
Great.
They made some drastic changes in 10.3, so I wasn't sure if it would
run on Legacy stuff.
BTW, Do your serial devices still work?
I'm picking up a 12x12 Wacom tablet... though I remember reading
something that lets you use serial tablets in Panther.
Off to Google with me!
Thanks,
Antonio
:52 -0800, Eric Ladner [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Feb 26, 2005, at 7:33 PM, Tony Michaels wrote:
Does anyone here have Panther ( 10.3 ) on their S900?
Panther 10.3.8 works fine on my S900 with Crescendo G4 450 board. SCSI
drives (including CD burner) work; scanners do not; ADB mouse
It's not very hard to replace, there's just a few screws to remove.
IIIRC, there's two on the back of the ATX, and one or two inside, but
it's been a while since I opened mine up and cleaned out the dust
bunnies.
However, you'll likely have an easier time finding an entire S900, via
eBay or such,
. It is the one early
tablet there is a hack for to use with OSX. See postings in the archive.
Paul C Original price was $500
Tony Michaels wrote:
Funny you should mention it.
Today, someone gave me a Power Tower Pro.
I plan on swapping the guts into an S900 case.
This also brings me back
No. On Gmail, I get one message, but it's divided the same way Gmail
divides messages I get with multiple responses, which is somewhat odd,
considering it's not me reponding, but really intelligent, for
organisation.
Regards,
Antonio
On Fri, 25 Feb 2005 21:13:50 -0800 (PST), Steve Hardy
[EMAIL
I do see two copies of my own message in the aforementioned Gmail
organiser, tho...
one to the list, then one addressed to myself, because I'm on the list...
funny :-)
Regards,
Antonio
On Fri, 25 Feb 2005 21:16:07 -0800, Tony Michaels
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No. On Gmail, I get one message
Well, I had one in an S900 a few years back, when they first hit the market.
The only issue I had was with the PCI Voodoo, which seemed a bit worse
with the upgrade.
This time around, I'm throwing a PM 9500 logic board into the S900 case.
I may also try out a PowerTower Pro logic board.
Keep in
Funny you should mention it.
Today, someone gave me a Power Tower Pro.
I plan on swapping the guts into an S900 case.
This also brings me back to the Tempo Trio card, which I'd love to get
my hands on.
Question ( so what else is new ): The same gal who gave me the PTP
wants to sell me an ADB
When the Crescendo 800 G4 hit the market, an individual in Japan found
a way to overclock it to 960mhz, by overclocking the computer's bus to
60mhz. I know it was done on the upgrade, as the CPU daughtercard
determines the machine's bus speed, however, the original page has
been taken off the
/2005, Tony Michaels wrote:
When the Crescendo 800 G4 hit the market, an individual in Japan found
a way to overclock it to 960mhz, by overclocking the computer's bus to
60mhz. I know it was done on the upgrade, as the CPU daughtercard
determines the machine's bus speed, however, the original page
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