Laurent wrote:
As another lister replied, yes and yes. The only thing you might want to
consider is whether you'll be spending more time in OS X or OS 9. If you
think you'll be spending more time in OS X, then it would be better to put
OS X onto the internal drive and OS 9 on the FW drive. With
On 10/05/04 12:40, Brian Braunschweiger [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Laurent wrote:
As another lister replied, yes and yes. The only thing you might want to
consider is whether you'll be spending more time in OS X or OS 9. If you
think you'll be spending more time in OS X, then it would be better
Still not enough...according to Moore. I agree. (See paragraph 3.
Hopefully parapgraph 6 will mean further expansions.) But for those of you
with problems in the now expanded range, good for you:
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Apple Computer has expanded its
On 9 May 2004, at 00:09, G-Books wrote:
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From: Tom Burke [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Ethernet PC Card for Lombard
Date: Sat, 8 May 2004 19:58:28 +0100
Following on from the built-in ethernet tale of woe, does anyone have
any experience of using a PC Card (PCMCIA)
G D:
In case anyone is interested the May 2004 Double Click has been put up
on the MaUsE website.
Go to : www.mause.caand click on the Files tab to find the
download page.
It contains an article about active and passive devices for cooling
laptop computers.
There is a ThermographX
Sorry if this is a dupe - my ssh - smtp proxy died as I sent this the
first time.
Just seen a link to this site from slashdot - hope it's useful to somebody.
http://www.pbfixit.com/Guide/
HAND
Pete.
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Date: Sun, 09 May 2004 17:30:32 -0500
Subject: Re: WiFi range.
From: Thomas Ethen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I don't remember the exact address where I got the information, but I
may
have it on my desktop, which I will check when I get home.
A hearty thank you to all who have responded. Here are the goals I have and
the problems I have encountered in accomplishing those goals:
I have a Pismo fully up to date not only with OSX and a 9.2.2 set up, but
also with all my apps and data, natch. I want to clone the whole shebang to
my
On May 10, 2004, at 1:22 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
A hearty thank you to all who have responded. Here are the goals I
have and
the problems I have encountered in accomplishing those goals:
I have a Pismo fully up to date not only with OSX and a 9.2.2 set up,
but
also with all my apps and
From: invicta [EMAIL PROTECTED]
I'm using CCC in a home environment for about 8 months and never had a
problem backing up my internal HD regularly.
Greetings, Andre.
Hey Andre,
So how are you set up and how do you use it exactly? Do you back up to an
external or is this in a desktop
Thanks for the various help. Just to let you know the outcome of this crash
on an original clamshell running OS9, we took the laptop in to an Apple
authorized tech. He fixed it by running Disk Warrior, and recommended get
DiskWarrior and remove TechTools which does nothing.
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on 5/8/04 4:09 PM, G-Books at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To the best of my knowledge, CCC is the only SW that
will make a bootable image of an OS X start up disk.
You can also use it to make perdiodic back-ups of said
bootable disks.
Best
George
Bootable image...meaning burned to cd or
I've been lurking since I began my PB search months ago and find this
list has been an incredible education! I've always been impressed
with the feeling of community amongst computer geek and geekettes but
this list is great.
At the community radio station where I volunteer we use the full
On 5/10/04, Brian Braunschweiger wrote:
For the time being I will be in OS 9 more. For most of what I do,
that is plenty fast.
The other issue is that the FW drive is 40 gigs and the Pismo
internal is only 10. From everything I have read I need to give
Panther some room to breathe. I also
On May 10, 2004, at 14:19, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
-What is the latest PB to boot in OS9?
Al Terego
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Hello Al,
The link below lists OS 8 9 compatible computers.
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=25114
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RK Rossi
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So how are you set up and how do you use it exactly? Do you back up
to an
external or is this in a desktop backing up from internal HD to
internal HD?
What is yoru picture?
Question was not directed to me, but maybe this helps you. I'm using
CCC for backup of my PowerBook G4 to external FW 400
I just picked up this from slashdot :
http://apple.slashdot.org/apple/04/05/10/1024231.shtml?tid=137tid=180
I'm not sure what we are allowe to say about it.
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Nice article. Thanks for the link. I've been using a podium pad for a
12 powerbook and now a 15 and it works just fine for me. Never hear
the fan and it never gets near the heat of just having the powerbook on
the table. The room I have it in is also not exactly the coolest, can
get as
on 10/05/04 17:19, [EMAIL PROTECTED] at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've been lurking since I began my PB search months ago and find this
list has been an incredible education! I've always been impressed
with the feeling of community amongst computer geek and geekettes but
this list is great.
Hello there ! first time around here !
Not my first time with macs though ...
I got this dead pismo for a loaf of bread and started playing with it
...
No, at first, it would turn on at all .. tried a reset of the pmu .. no
go ... opened the case, looked at the RAM top and bottom, took the
on 11/05/04 00:13, Jeff Greffe at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello there ! first time around here !
Not my first time with macs though ...
I got this dead pismo for a loaf of bread and started playing with it
...
No, at first, it would turn on at all .. tried a reset of the pmu .. no
go
yes I did ...
. if I press option, I
get access to
available boot disks, like the hard drive and CD.
But ... I am stuck at the opening gray screen ...
no apple logo, no
question mark ...
Last time this happened to me, was with my G3
upgraded 8500, where the
G3 card was defective
on 11/05/04 00:25, Jeff Greffe at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
yes I did ...
. if I press option, I
get access to
available boot disks, like the hard drive and CD.
But ... I am stuck at the opening gray screen ...
no apple logo, no
question mark ...
Last time this happened to me, was
Have you tried switching the frequency on your ABS, or tried the
interference robustness option on your laptop? They may not work, but
they're free, so they couldn't hurt.
The other option might be to buy another brand of wireless router with an
adjustable antenna. They are much cheaper then
on 09/05/04 22:39, Scott Detwiler at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I just acquired a Pismo, and am enjoying it.
I have noticed some play in the hinges. They are still firm when
moving, but there's a brief lag before they catch when adjusting the
screen. The lag is about an inch when measured at
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