Hi I have lurked for a few months, every time I had a question it seemed to
get answered before I asked it. I have found this a very useful group and
would like to extend my appreciation to all the contributors.

My current setup is

Powerbook 2400c 320Mhz 10gig/80mb running OS8.6

Startup is as follows for the current discussion

0:04 - HD Spin up
0:16 - Happy Mac
0:22 - OS Splash
0:40 - App Manager (status bar appears?)
1:04 - Extension load starts
1:22 - Desktop menu bar
1:30 - Complete

Now for a few questions

1 -For those that have had cardbus enabled and use firewire what are your
experiences with connecting to DV cameras (I have a Sony PC10 and am
considering getting cardbus enabled) Has anyone got the recent free release
of iMovie to work on there 2400? Does it require OS9.0? it seems to not work
on 8.6.
I get the impression that even with a cardbus enabled 2400 firewire and usb
cards dont behave as they should all the time. is this correct?

2 - What is the approximate extra memory overhead associated with going from
OS 8.6 to 9.0? I currently carry about 20mb for the system an as I am maxed
out at 80mb I dont want to lose a lot more. (anyone with a feel of what OSX
may weigh?)

3- Any recommendations on security software? My book is now full of pretty
important and valuable stuff and although I backup I worry about it getting
stolen and the information getting into the wrong hands. I need to protect a
few files and documents really but I access them regularly so it would be
good if it was a kinda invisible or easy protection method that didn't get
in the way too much.

Thanks in advance, john


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