My son treats his keyboard like an anvil. Nothing works any more.
Has anyone got a USB keyboard to suit an iMac for sale?
Ta,
Kev
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I have a pair of 512Mb DDR2 SDRAM Memory Modules for sale anyone
interested please make an offer.
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Kevin
New ones from Apple online are only about $55. I bought Elaine one
recently and it arrived within 2 days. Maybe the new one is available
now.
Wireless are about $80 from memory.
Reg
On 31 Aug 2007, at 1:33pm, KEVIN Lock wrote:
My son treats his keyboard like an anvil. Nothing
Thanks Bob
I bought the Maxtor 80GB today but cannot get my eMac to recognise it at
all. The Installation Guide indicates that the connection is USB 2 whereas
the eMac I think has USB 1 ports. Would that prevent the installation?
John D
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Ooops! Sent this direct to John. Sorry! But here it is now.
Regards,
Philippe
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From: J Philippe Chaperon [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Fri, 31 Aug 2007 22:00:51 +0800
To: John Daniels [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Conversation: Portable HD
Subject: Re: Portable HD
Hi John other
On 31/08/2007, at 8:20 PM, John Daniels wrote:
Thanks Bob
I bought the Maxtor 80GB today but cannot get my eMac to recognise
it at
all. The Installation Guide indicates that the connection is USB 2
whereas
the eMac I think has USB 1 ports. Would that prevent the installation?
John D
Hi John, my understanding is that PC formatted disks do just appear
on the desktop, its always happened for me. USB 1 ports are going to
be slow, but it should still mount OK.
So, the question would be: what operating system are you using?
Have you tried all of the different ports on your
Try mounting it on another Mac, you can come and try it on mine if
you like (G5 and G4 iMac.)
Adrian Skehan
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On 01/09/2007, at 9:37 AM, Susan Hastings wrote:
Hi John, my understanding is that PC formatted disks do just appear
on the desktop, its always happened for me.
Hi John,
The Seagate/Maxtor website has a good troubleshooter.
External Drive Troubleshooter - Mac OS Detection Issue - My drive is
not seen on the desktop:
http://www.seagate.com/ww/v/index.jsp?locale=en-
USname=External_Drive_Troubleshooter_-_Mac_OS_Detection_Issue_-
Hi all
I have been using external firewire drives for backups for quite a
few years now by dragging and dropping all my relevant files over
from my G5 then storing them in a safe place.
I am however not sure how to install OSX correctly on the firewire
drives so I can use them as a boot
On 01/09/2007, at 10:16 AM, Chris Burton wrote:
Hi all
I have been using external firewire drives for backups for quite a
few years now by dragging and dropping all my relevant files over
from my G5 then storing them in a safe place.
I am however not sure how to install OSX correctly
Hi Chris,
If your External Firewire Drive is Mac OS Extended, you can install
on the external drive in exactly the same way as your main drive -
reboot from the installation disk, and when you get to the
destination disk screen, select your external drive.
The installation will default to
Hi All
The best thing I ever did was to get Superduper and it does it all
for you - in my case at 3.30am every other day to the one partition
and every month to the other.
I actually use 2 firewire drives this way and keep one rotated off site.
I had my first ever internal drive failure
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