> >
> Why do people keep saying that Wallstreet's can't run Tiger 10.4.11 they most
> certainly can via XPostFacto, and in fine fashion. with a Sonnet card bus G
> card the AirPort runs all the favorite browsers, Camino. Safari, Firefox.
> They have the ability to run all the software for Tiger, the only exception
> is playing DVDs but you can get a decoder for that. Mine boots three systems,
> can run USB, FireWire and SCISI devices. The accessories for them are very
> cheap compared to the day they were new. I put a faster processor and large
> HDD in mine. It does every thing my TiBook 800 does but with a little extra
> class:-)
>
>
>
> John Carmonne
I agree John.
My Wally runs Tiger fine too.
The best improvement to any computer whether laptop or desktop is
1) max the ram ( 512mb in this case )
2) whip out the old slow hard drive for something bigger and faster ( 2-4-6Gb
and 4200 RPM to 20-40-60Gb and 5400 or 7200 RPM )
3) upgrade the processor to something faster either stock Apple or a G3/G4
Sonnet.
I've done this to my Wally and just about every other computer I own and they
all run a heck of a lot faster than the original specs allowing me to run later
OS's and more modern apps at a better speed.
Stewie
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