> I also have a Compact Flash PCMCIA adapter, to help with the limtied
> RAM issue.
I understand that this will help out with the virtual memory, but don't see how this
can affect
main system memory.
> Anyhow, for those of you with similar setups, which OS are you running?
> I had thought of sticking with 8.6 for this machine, as there is some
> third-party memory protection software for this OS.
Really? I always thought that the 3rd party solutions to that problem caused more
headaches than
anything else. Admittedly, it has been many years since I looked into it, after having
used OS X
since the beta release....
> It isn't available
> for 9, so I'm considering X, using X-Post Facto to install it, and the
> Compact Flash as the swap partition for virtual memory.
I hope you have a large wallet, as the swap partition can be large.... ~_^
> In Japan, there
> are many 2400c users running OS X, so it can be done.
I just purchased a 2400c/400 from Japan through an auction site; all of the units that
I saw with
a G3 upgrade were running OS 8.6 or 9.1, or both- depending on their needs. From the
reports that
I have read regarding OS X on a 2400c, it is *barely* chugging along even with max
RAM, fast HD,
and an Interware upgrade...
> If I stick with 8.6, however, will it do well with the G3? At the very
> least, will it run as well as OS 9 would on the G3? I'd hate switching
> to 9, as I would lose the reliability of memory protection.
So get the best of both worlds- get an external PCMCIA HD and install OS 9 onto the
card, with all
of your extensions, software, etc. and see how it is : - )
OS 9 or OS 8? That's easy- the *real* tough decision is whether to use the blue or the
pink
Yu-Plan keyboard!
John
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