Re: My G4 seems to be running slow You Tube

2009-09-27 Thread Michael J. Amato


On Sep 26, 2009, at 5:26 PM, Bill Connelly wrote:

 Can you download
 a video from YouTube ?

Try this software/
http://www.chimoosoft.com/products/tubetv/


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Re: firefox/t-bird/apple menu bar issue issues

2009-09-27 Thread nestamicky

On 09-09-26 05:05 PM, Dan wrote:
 Note that Minefield now requires OS X 10.5 or
 better.

Thanks, Dan. That was the problem. I'm not running Leopard. I wish I 
could find a version for Tiger. From what I've learnt, Minefield seems 
quite fast.

When I reinstalled Namoroka, it opened and closes, just as it did 
immediately after installing the update to it, I think, on Friday night. 
But with you suggestion on completely uninstaling FF, I may be able to 
get it up again. Though I'd prefer a Tiger version of Minefield. I've 
run it before on my Pismo, I just can't find it now. I know because I 
thought the name was interesting.

Regards!

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Re: firefox/t-bird/apple menu bar issue issues

2009-09-27 Thread Dan

At 11:21 AM -0600 9/27/2009, nestamicky wrote:
On 09-09-26 05:05 PM, Dan wrote:
   Note that Minefield now requires OS X 10.5 or better.

Thanks, Dan. That was the problem. I'm not running Leopard. I wish I
could find a version for Tiger. From what I've learnt, Minefield seems
quite fast.

No such thing as an up-to-date Minefield that runs on Tiger.  It 
cannot exist.  Minefield now requires the newer compilers and SDK, 
that produce code for Leopard  SL only.

If you go back in time, on Furby's list, to 9/15, the Minefield build 
will run on Tiger.  But running such an old Minefield build kindof 
defeats the purpose.  Better to use the Namoroka builds.

When I reinstalled Namoroka, it opened and closes, just as it did
immediately after installing the update to it, I think, on Friday night.
But with you suggestion on completely uninstaling FF, I may be able to
get it up again.

You sure you have the right build?

Firefox, with no prefs, is a double-launch.  The first creates the 
default profile and its prefs then it relaunches itself.  Are you 
saying that the secondary launch never occured?  Do you have any sort 
of crash log from this?

Have you tried removing any/all inputmanagers and such before launching?

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Re: Upgrading 400mhz Sawtooth

2009-09-27 Thread nestamicky

On 09-09-27 01:10 PM, Doug McNutt wrote:
 le. Meanwhile, also, this machine is noisy. Anyone know of a quiet fan I 
 could replace with?

 Which fan.  In my case the noise was from the small fan on the AGP video card 
 that came with the Mac from Apple.  It's pretty easy to unplug the AGP fan 
 and check the noise without it. Unfortunately it probably not a good idea to 
 simply leave it unplugged.
I took the original card out. It currently has an ATI 9200LE in it and 
that does not have a fan. Even with this 'super' video card, Youtube 
runs like snail. Anyway, would it be good to get ATI's drivers for this 
card, or just use the one in OS X. Does ATI have them?

As regards the fan, I was talking about the large fan that sits right 
below the PSU. Can that be changed for a quieter fan. It's quite noisy.

Thanks!

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Re: My G4 seems to be running slow

2009-09-27 Thread nestamicky

On 09-09-27 02:27 PM, Geke wrote:
 Like Lyne, I have 896 MB (in my Digital Audio 466), and because it's
 so cheap now (12$) I just bought a 512MB module to boost the Mac to
 1280 MB.
 (It hasn't arrived yet, so I don't know the difference.)
 Maybe some experienced guys here could give some hints what works
 better when you have more RAM?

It is a given: more ram, faster processing. No questions. If you're onto 
Youtube though, don't bother, more ram does not seem to do improve 
viewing. I have 2GB ram in my sawtooth with a very good video card, and 
it's still crap.

$12? for 512? Where did you get that? Care to share. You can write me 
off list, if you prefer.

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Apple Studio Display question

2009-09-27 Thread Stro

Greetings,
  I am posting here because I don't know where else to post.  I have
to store my g4 DA and Apple Studio Display 17 LCD for the winter.  I
live in Minnesota and I am concerned about storing it in nonclimate
controlled storage unit.  Will the LCD survive the cold, or should I
find a heated place to store it?

Thanks,
Lee
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Re: Apple Studio Display question

2009-09-27 Thread nestamicky

On 09-09-27 06:04 PM, Stro wrote:
 Greetings,
I am posting here because I don't know where else to post.  I have
 to store my g4 DA and Apple Studio Display 17 LCD for the winter.  I
 live in Minnesota and I am concerned about storing it in nonclimate
 controlled storage unit.  Will the LCD survive the cold, or should I
 find a heated place to store it?

My better-half had what you've got and we had it stored in St. Paul, in 
a non climate controlled storage. We've not tried it out yet but I'm 
sure you'd be fine. I had my Sawtooth in there as well. and that's 
running right now. I won't worry too much about it. But if the building 
is in the middle of a field in Moorehead, then I'd be concerned.

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Re: HD Issues

2009-09-27 Thread iJohn

On Sun, Sep 27, 2009 at 9:07 PM, Stephen Conrad khel...@gmail.com wrote:
 OK, according to Apple techs I should be able to put an HD on the same
 cable as my Super Drive.
 I  the HD and it never shows up. I was told to set it Cable Select and
 I did this. No Luck.

I'm not clear on all of the possible context so ...

Does it show up in either the Disk Utility or in the hardware
section of the System Profiler?

If you don't see it in either of those places then the next thing I'd
try is attaching it as an external drive vie either USB or firewire
just to verify that the drive works correctly.

Is the drive formatted?

-irrational john

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Re: HD Issues

2009-09-27 Thread Dan

At 8:07 PM -0500 9/27/2009, Stephen Conrad wrote:
OK, according to Apple techs I should be able to put an HD on the same
cable as my Super Drive.
I  the HD and it never shows up. I was told to set it Cable Select and
I did this. No Luck.
Ideas as to how to make this work?

Verify that the SuperDrive is also using Cable Select.  If it is set 
to Master, then the HD must be Slave...

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Re: Moving hard drives from one dual G4 to another

2009-09-27 Thread mkehoe

To Bruce and others -

Well, I transferred over all the hard drives, including the boot-up
drive, and except for some temporary issues that seem related to a PCI
firewire card I tried to install at the same time, all seems to have
gone well.  Thanks for the advice and encouragement!

Mira


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