I usppose he can use a crossover cable to connect both computers and
move things form one to the other. I just did that between my XP and
iMac

On Nov 12, 6:14 am, Kasey Smith <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Nov 12, 2009, at 5:42 AM, Patrick Lee wrote:
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> > Hi! I'm TOTALLY new to Mac, so pardon me if I sound clueless!
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> > I have a G4 dual 867Mhz with nVidia 32MB AGP display, running Mac OS
> > 10.3.9. I'd like to upgrade to OS 10.5. Therefore, I'm thinking of
> > upgrading the RAM to 2GB, which is the max.
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> > 1. What's the memory stick that I can use? 512MBper stick or 1GB or
> > 2GB?
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> > 2. For the VRAM, is 32MB the max?
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> > 3. How can I upgrade my 60GB HDD to 160GB? Any 3.5" IDE HDD will do?
> > Can I do clone my existing HDD to the new HDD without re-installing
> > everything? If yes, how/what software do I use?
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> >  I'm also thinking of replacing the DVD-ROM with a DVD-RW. Will any
> > DVD-writer do?
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> > Appreciate some advice on this. Thanks. Patrick.
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> Im not sure about the RAM, but if it has 4 slots it probably takes  
> 512MB sticks in each. To upgrade the VRAM, you need a new video card.  
> The optical drive is standard, but not all drives have burning  
> support in OSX. Fo those drives that don't there's PatchBurn (google  
> it.) And finally, you will need an external enclosure for moving  
> stuff from the old hard drive ot the new one. Any hard drive will do  
> for the internal.

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