On Jun 9, 2011, at 8:42 AM, dc wrote:
A G5 (DP 2 GHz) purchased from the LEM swap list a few weeks ago
worked quite well for a while, the only issue was the front USB port
didn't work. A few days ago it just stopped powering up. The front
power button gets me nothing, no chime, no LEDs,
On 6/8/11 1:28 PM, John Callahan wrote:
Thanks. It's fixed. It was the screen saver. Turned it of and---
voila---, works like a charm.
This used to be a major problem on the Windows side of things in the
95/98 days from my own experiences. Alot of it had to do with either
crappy video
At 8:42 AM -0700 6/9/2011, dc wrote:
A G5 (DP 2 GHz) purchased from the LEM swap list a few weeks ago
worked quite well for a while, the only issue was the front USB port
didn't work. A few days ago it just stopped powering up. The front
power button gets me nothing, no chime, no LEDs, nothing.
For the longest time, the wireless network connects automagically with
network A. But recently after connecting to network B, it won't
automagically connect to Network A any more, but does network B.
Network A is WPA and network B is WPA2 Enterprise.
When on network A, I've gone to network
I believe that the default is the last network you joined. So if
you simply join network A again, that will fix the problem unless i'm
mistaken. Jeff
On Jun 9, 2011, at 2:25 PM, nestwasright wrote:
For the longest time, the wireless network connects automagically with
network A. But
On Jun 9, 2011, at 2:25 PM, nestwasright wrote:
For the longest time, the wireless network connects automagically with
network A. But recently after connecting to network B, it won't
automagically connect to Network A any more, but does network B.
Network A is WPA and network B is WPA2
oops, i didn't see that part... I'm mistaken:-( Jeff
On Jun 9, 2011, at 2:25 PM, nestwasright wrote:
When on network A
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On Jun 9, 3:36 pm, Bruce Johnson john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu wrote:
On Jun 9, 2011, at 2:25 PM, nestwasright wrote:
For the longest time, the wireless network connects automagically with
network A. But recently after connecting to network B, it won't
automagically connect to Network A
On Jun 9, 5:27 pm, nestwasright nestami...@gmail.com wrote:
On Jun 9, 3:36 pm, Bruce Johnson john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu wrote:
On Jun 9, 2011, at 2:25 PM, nestwasright wrote:
For the longest time, the wireless network connects automagically with
network A. But recently after
I did something similar once, albeit with an iBook G4 in a backpack. I
cycle, and I installed a 7 LCD into my helmet that superimposed info like
speed, time, distance, etc onto two webcams on top of my helmet, facing
either direction. It looked ridiculous and worked for three weeks before a
car
I have a Dual PPC 2.7 G5 that wont boot any drive but it does run ASD the OF,
but when I try to boot ASD OS test or any drive with option key no cigar just
the Apple and no gear.
ASD passes the calibration and OF but I can't get it to boot any drive DVD,
internal or external even though they
Has anyone on the list ever refilled a Panasonic model LCS heat sink on a
PowerMac G5 Dual.?
John Carmonne
Yorba Linda CA
92886 USA
Sent from my MBP
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strange, it used to be only the softies that relied on file name
extensions to determine file type. Apple people had the resource fork
and Unix people had /etc/magic .
Anyway, you can write a nice script that would be a whole lot more
robust, but the quick and dirty way would be to run this from
Or how about an Apple Store?
On May 26, 2011, at 9:29 AM, Al Poulin wrote:
On May 26, 2:19 am, ah...clem boneheads...@gmail.com wrote:
probably a long-shot, but here goes . . .
my 60-something brother-in-law just switched from windows PC user to
his first Mac, a QS933 running 10.5.6, and
Ok, now it makes more sense. I bought the card because it had ADC on
it. I wrongly assumed that I could just tape the pins and go. Im
using a 23 Apple Cinema display on my G4 QS 933 and needed the ADC
for now. SO - a G5 ADC card will not fit in a G4 because the card
and AGP slot was
I've been with OpenDNS for awhile and they have worked great plus I can
filter as well.. I am a bit hesitant to give Google even more information on
my browsing habits.
Just my two cents.
On Sun, May 29, 2011 at 11:47 AM, Bruce Johnson
john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu wrote:
Whoa. In a
Use MS Word,
hold Option key down then click on File you will now see the words OPEN ANY
FILE, select it and you can see what is in this part of the file.
JML
--- On Mon, 5/30/11, Alexander Gomes alexcomputersolut...@gmail.com wrote:
From: Alexander Gomes alexcomputersolut...@gmail.com
Subject:
You can try using 7zip. It normally can read any type of archive. If it does
have some type of archive inside of it, the program can at least tell you if
it's complete or not.
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Xserve systems are *extremely* noisy.
Why I am certain one would meet your technical needs, unless you have a
way to physically locate the Xserve remotely, then extend the keyboard,
mouse and video, I feel that you would be better served by purchasing
either a G4 or G5 PowerMac tower.
If you do
Yes, but if he is working with a blade server it won't be as loud. I have an
IBM xseries 226 in my living room that I run all the time. It's very, very
loud. I've had a blade server that was pretty quiet and wasn't to loud. From
what I understand, the Xserve is rack mountable so it's smaller and
He said the intel models were out of the question for him so he wanted to
know about the alternative.
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Can someone tell me what to expect for running temps on a G5 Dual 2.7
with both the Delphi and Panasonic liquid cooled heat-sinks. I have
one of each and the Panasonic has a much larger radiator plus two
pumps compared to the single pump Delphi. The temps are very close to
the same between
The G4 could eat a higher clocked PIII for lunch.
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On Jun 4, 2011, at 4:43 AM, Bill Connelly wrote:
I have an iSight hooked up to my Digital Audio Dual 533, running under OS X
10.5.8.
Are there any free apps for using the camera better than iGlasses at $9.95?
Is the iSight camera being used to its full potential on my Dual 533 MHz
Last night I noticed one of my eSATA drives would unmount for seemingly no
reason and after rebooting a few times all was ok till I started getting kernal
panics. In checking the console I found a problem with drive 5,3
so after checking System Profiler I saw the PCI-E card but no driver. After
10.4.11. You can take it to Leopard but you will need a CPU upgrade as it will
be painfully slow. As for Linux have you heard of MintPPC?
On Jun 5, 2011, at 9:37 AM, Daniel Attard wrote:
I have an old Power Mac G4 and I was wondering what is the best Mac OS
X version.I was also wondering which
You should be able to find a 1.25 or possibly a dual 1.25 G4 MDD in
the $40 - 100 area and unupgraded, it'll run circles around the most
heavily upgraded G3 out there
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On 6/7/11, Valter Prahlad valter.prah...@fastwebnet.it wrote:
Il giorno 7-06-2011 16:47, Tanner Musyj ha scritto:
I'm wondering if i would be worth it to replace my currrent PowerMac
G4 867Mhz with a G3 of some sort with a 1GHz processor upgrade.
Don't think so.
With a slight difference in
On Jun 1, 2011, at 2:00 PM, Jonas Lopez wrote:
Prey and Hidden tracking stolen Mac computers
What is to prevent the wipe of the hd and a new install to defeat these
needed applications?
Absolutely nothing.
That said...criminals tend to be really stupid. Hollyweird has warped our
senses
Il giorno 26-05-2011 8:22, John Carmonne ha scritto:
I've been at this
for two days moved RAM cleaned swapped processors so I think maybe the boot
ROM chip on the MOBO??
Or, something on the ATA bus(es) went wrong: chip (unlikely), connectors,
cables (more likely)...?
Since everything looks
It'll be a little tougher for me cause I'm from a small town and my parents
don't appreciate driving to bigger cities for stuff. I was lucky to get my g4
from my schools Mac lab. That's why I'd be more keen on just ordering in a
processor upgrade from online.
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On Jun 9, 2011, at 8:40 PM, Tanner Musyj wrote:
That's why I'd be more keen on just ordering in a processor upgrade
from online.
Get the G4 ZIF CPU in the 400-600 MHz range IF you're going to proceed
upgrading this old Beige.
I'd strongly urge you to look at the PC hackintosh options
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From: Jerry apple.mail.lis...@oryx.cc
strange, it used to be only the softies that relied on file name
extensions to determine file type. Apple people had the resource fork
and Unix people had /etc/magic .
Anyway, you can write a nice script that would
I'd strongly urge you to look at the PC hackintosh options because for
the same price you can end up with an Intel Mac that's many orders
of magnitude faster than ANY upgraded Beige.
And, orders of magnitude more reliable, too.
(Sent from an ASRock P55 Pro Hackintosh, with 8 GB of Corsair
Great idea Kris, you beat me to it. Definitely look into Hackintosh options.
-Jonas
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Great idea Kris, you beat me to it. Definitely look into Hackintosh
options.
There are MANY resources out there.
Tonymacx86 supplies a lot of tools for 55-series and later machines, and
some 45-series machines, too.
The DSDTs for every one of the many mobos which I have personally hacked
can
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