Hey Pete,

I have a Pismo and love it, went from 320MB to 768MB of RAM shortly 
ago, 512MB DIMMs work just fine, no strange behavior. Yes you can just 
shove in a larger drive, I am going to replace my 10GB with a 5400rpm 
40GB from IBM shortly. Mine is a 400MHz model and I have run Mac OS X 
[currently 10.2.3] on it very well. No desire to use Mac OS 9 on it at 
all.

As far as trackpad tapping ... the PowerBook 190 [but not the 5300], 
PowerBook 1400, PowerBook 2400, PowerBook 3400, Kanga G3, Wallstreet 
G3, Lombard G3, and Pismo G3 all support this as do all iBooks and all 
PowerBook G4s. In both Mac OS X and Mac OS 9 you do have to turn it on 
- just visit the System Preferences Pane for Mouse in Mac OS X or the 
corresponding Control Panel in Mac OS 9.

Have fun with Jag.

David

On Wednesday, January 1, 2003, at 12:31  PM, Pete Gregory wrote:
> Jaguar is tempting because it might make some things easier - 
> especially networking to the linux box  but not a big deal.  Before
> even thinking of OSX, though, I suspect RAM and possibly disk upgrades 
> are de rigour.
>
> Does it 'just work' or are there some caveats?   Also can one just 
> stuff in a bigger disk?  (I remember the old days of Mac IIsi and 
> PPC6100/60) where 'non
> apple' disks weren't recognized by the apple tools.
>
> One minor niggle is on the PC (and ones I've used since the mid 90's), 
> you could tap on the trackpad to mouse click - do the newer
> iBooks/PowerBooks support this?

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