i just posted a GeForce 6200 on the LEM Swap list if you're
interested.
Ken
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Anyone here who've used a Firewire SATA enclosure that's bootable and
care to send me the make and model. One with Ethernet would be sweet,
but as long as it's bootable that should be fine.
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On Mar 11, 2011, at 9:19 AM, Nestamicky wrote:
Anyone here who've used a Firewire SATA enclosure that's bootable
and care to send me the make and model. One with Ethernet would be
sweet, but as long as it's bootable that should be fine.
I have an earlier version of the miniStack v2.5 by
To anyone affected in or by Japan's crisis, I want to just say I am so
sorry.
OK, my question: with our Intel iMacs, can we use any external hard
drive as a system backup? Can you boot up on them? Do they have to be
Firewire?
I have an iomega, and yes, it's got Firewire. I do complete
Hi Everyone
I just bought a *PowerMac G5* Single 1.6GHz 1.8GHz, Dual 1.8GHz 2GHz
with PCI Slots
for a really good price!
I am a graphic designer who would like to turn my office into a one man
graphic studio (on a budget) and I would really like to sup my G5 up to
handle all the work that I
On Mar 11, 2011, at 7:01 AM, Anne Keller-Smith wrote:
OK, my question: with our Intel iMacs, can we use any external hard
drive as a system backup? Can you boot up on them? Do they have to
be Firewire?
I have an iomega, and yes, it's got Firewire. I do complete backups
on it
At 7:19 AM -0700 3/11/2011, Nestamicky wrote:
Anyone here who've used a Firewire SATA enclosure that's bootable
and care to send me the make and model.
All of LaCie's Quadra series drives that I've used are bootable.
They come in many flavors, various interfaces etc. The cases of the
ones
On Mar 11, 7:29 am, Major Motoko robotsneak...@gmail.com wrote:
I just bought a *PowerMac G5* Single 1.6GHz 1.8GHz, Dual 1.8GHz 2GHz
I am a graphic designer who would like to turn my office into a one man
graphic studio (on a budget) and I would really like to sup my G5 up to
handle all the
AnandTech has posted their review of the new Sandy Bridge -based
MacBook Pro line. Very hardware oriented, very indepth, with good
comparisons. They even go into SSD performance and such. A great
read - perfect for us folx what like to get our hands into the
hardware!
On Mar 6, 11:05 pm, Tina K. penguir...@gmail.com wrote:
I own the 5.1 and I was pretty happy with the card. The drivers however
had issues such as forgetting settings.
I picked up the 5.1 used (for $15!!) off craigslist in January, for my
GigE dual 450. The new drivers have been working
If the backup is made by cloning your hard drive then it should be
bootable. Firewire is preferable to USB 2.0 as USB 2.0 is pretty slow
to boot from but in a pinch it works. If your backup was done with
Time Machine then it's not bootable.
If you want to see if your backup is bootable, you can
I was in the same situation some time ago.
Seeing that the price for a used card with DVI out was only about 30
USD (that is, not much more than the cost of an ADC-DVI adapter) I
decided to go for the card.
And in the process, I improved the computer’s performance, because the
original card in
OK, went to Staples today cuz I was passing it, a waste of time. They
only
had USB drives. Did some googling and it looks like with an Intel Mac
any
Firewire will do, and most USB will work but that's not optimum.
Also was suggested to use SuperDuper to clone. I've always used Carbon
Copy
I finally have a video card that supports Core Image and Quartz
Extreme. As an added bonus, it works. I was thinking that I didn't
have anything that would give me a demo of these mystical new graphics
capabilities right away. But I looked into it.
As a wise man once remarked: Haha, ripples...
If there is anyone out there with an install disk, OS 9.1,
specifically for the G4 Digital Audio, I'd like to hear from you. The
generic retail version does not work for this machine, it needs a
special version of finder (9.1.1), and I suspect other bits as well.
We can't seem to be able to build
I appreciate the feedback here so far on the M-Audio Revolution sound
cards. I get the overall impression that either one should work fine
with Tiger in a single-processor G4 desktop.
Sean
Power Mac G4 AGP Sawtooth 1.0 GHz, 2 GB RAM, 1 each SATA (750 GB)
PATA (160 GB) hard drives, gigabit
On 11/03/11 9:30 PM, Anne Keller-Smith wrote:
OK, went to Staples today cuz I was passing it, a waste of time. They only
had USB drives. Did some googling and it looks like with an Intel Mac any
Firewire will do, and most USB will work but that's not optimum.
Also was suggested to use
On 11/03/11 8:10 AM, Dan wrote:
All of LaCie's Quadra series drives that I've used are bootable. They
come in many flavors, various interfaces etc. The cases of the ones
I've used are quite sturdy, but easily openable - so you can update /
replace the drive mechanism therein. IOW, these tend
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