I do think a MDD will last you at least two years, but you’re the only
one who can decide... Here a few thoughts:
- MDDs support harddisks larger than 128GB (without extra hard- or
software).
- They are nicknamed windtunnel, meaning that they are rather noisy.
An MDD also leaves you some cash for
From: Geke gevangaste...@googlemail.com
To: G-Group g3-5-list@googlegroups.com
Sent: Monday, 16 August, 2010 12:40:33
Subject: Re: Sawtooth replacement
I do think a MDD will last you at least two years, but you’re the only
one who can decide... Here a few thoughts:
- MDDs support harddisks
Robert Long wrote:
Hello group, I am trying to add an additional HD to my G3. Here is the
info I copied from my machine.
My G 3 is a blue
I assume you mean blue and white - The rev 1 motherboards have a issue
here only 1 drive can be used on the (IDE/ATA) hard drive bus. search
the list
Hello,
Beige G3 with OS 8.1 here.
I have an old scanner application which conflicts with the SCSI
Manager of OS 8.1.
I was told I have to replace the SCSI Manager with an older version:
from OS 8.0 or OS 7.6.
I have no ideas how to do that.
Can anyone help?
Where could I find the needed
On Aug 15, 2010, at 9:07 PM, Robert Long wrote:
I observed that the connection from the HD to the MB are female and
there is one spare connection. Can I connect another HD and what
type of cable or connection do I need? I have been given sever
HDs, 20 gb and 40 gb. I don't know at this
On 8/16/10 12:07 AM, Robert Long texasche...@hotmail.com wrote:
Hello group, I am trying to add an additional HD to my G3. Here is the info I
copied from my machine.
My G 3 is a blue and the info on it is; CD rom and ATA hard drive, PCI slot
$J12 display card,
4 MB disk cache. Virtual
On Aug 16, 2010, at 9:08 AM, artemis wrote:
Thanks everybody for your advice and input -
I now feel way better informed to make a choice and am going drive-
shopping this week . . .
Dan, I tried setting up a clone and booting it from a couple of my USB
externals using the option key as you
I would also look at the OWC On-the-go mini-Firewire drives. (They
come in different connection flavors as do the full size OWC
products.) I think other companies put out similar ones. The drive
can operate with power from the computer's Firewire port or a
separate power adapter (used
Evening all,
My MDD is playing up. When booting normally it gets as far as the blue screen
(before the login window appears) and that's it. Most annoying.
I can do a safe boot (holding shift) and it'll boot and be useable, but it's
not quite the same. So far I have tried running the 10.5.8
On Aug 16, 2010, at 4:00 PM, Mike Linnett wrote:
Evening all,
My MDD is playing up. When booting normally it gets as far as the blue screen
(before the login window appears) and that's it. Most annoying.
Snip
The symptoms started after I pulled the gpu to give the fan a bit of a clean,
On 17 Aug 2010, at 00:14, Bruce Johnson john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu wrote:
On Aug 16, 2010, at 4:00 PM, Mike Linnett wrote:
Evening all,
My MDD is playing up. When booting normally it gets as far as the blue
screen (before the login window appears) and that's it. Most annoying.
On Aug 16, 2010, at 4:00 PM, Mike Linnett wrote:
Evening all,
My MDD is playing up. When booting normally it gets as far as the
blue screen (before the login window appears) and that's it. Most
annoying.
Snip
The symptoms started after I pulled the gpu to give the fan a bit
of a
I've got a G5 PowerMac which has the full metal case. Last night I was
plugging and unplugging a powered USB hub in the dark, and I noticed
that simply touching the metal of the USB plug to the metal of the
case caused a small visible spark between the plug and the case. This
seems wrong
On Aug 16, 2010, at 7:58 PM, Kris Tilford wrote:
I've got a G5 PowerMac which has the full metal case. Last night I was
plugging and unplugging a powered USB hub in the dark, and I noticed that
simply touching the metal of the USB plug to the metal of the case caused a
small visible spark
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