Re: Upgrading a "All in one" G3

[Kevin Willis]

I tried installing 10.2 on my AIO 233.  When it would come to a screen 
that you had to make a choice on ie... accepting the agreement, 
choosing destination, etc. I would click the continue button and it 
would literally take 30 minutes for it to process.  I will check out 
your site though.  I don't have any experience with these things, but 
they seem pretty cool.  Thanks.

On Monday, September 29, 2003, at 10:42 PM, James McLaren wrote:

I have a stock G3AIO with 320mb of ram and it's running 10.2.6 just 
fine.

I have a website dedicated to the G3AIO.  I've tried to post as much 
info on
the G3AIO as possible.  Let me know if you can't find what you're 
looking
for.

http://g3aio.dhs.org/g3aio

James





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