I teach at several elementary schools. At one of my schools I have
what appears to be a G4, (looks like a BW G3 enclosure), but when I
start the computer, it says: G3 with PCI graphics in the start-up
window.
If I do an about this Mac I am told that it is a 450mhz G4.
What gives?
Hi
I need to have a G5 case physically locked.
We have a G5 in a room that as limited access but it was opened and
the hard disk and graphic card were stolen. In order ot avoid this
again we would like to lock the box and fix it on the table where it
is placed. Do you know any system to lock it
On 26 Feb 2009, at 12:09, Lawrence David Eden wrote:
I teach at several elementary schools. At one of my schools I have
what appears to be a G4, (looks like a BW G3 enclosure), but when I
start the computer, it says: G3 with PCI graphics in the start-up
window.
If I do an about this Mac
io wrote:
Hi
I need to have a G5 case physically locked.
We have a G5 in a room that as limited access but it was opened and
the hard disk and graphic card were stolen. In order ot avoid this
again we would like to lock the box and fix it on the table where it
is placed. Do you know any
Also, if it's running any version of OS 9, any custom picture can be
placed in the startup window, so I would trust the system profiler. If
it's grey and a dark blue-grey color, then it's probably a G4, with a
misleading startup graphic, and if it's bright blue with milky white
plastic, then it's
Not sure if this feature was in the older versions of Safari or not,
but thought I'd pass it on anyway. I accidently hit the space bar and
walla, Safari scrolled down the distance of my monitor. Still have to
go back up the mountain the slow way.
George
Mac OS X 10.5.6
Mac Mini 1.83GHz
Shift-space to go up.
On Feb 26, 2009, at 9:59 AM, George R. Hozendorf wrote:
Not sure if this feature was in the older versions of Safari or not,
but thought I'd pass it on anyway. I accidently hit the space bar
and walla, Safari scrolled down the distance of my monitor. Still
have
On Feb 26, 2009, at 6:09 AM, Lawrence David Eden wrote:
I teach at several elementary schools. At one of my schools I have
what appears to be a G4, (looks like a BW G3 enclosure), but when I
start the computer, it says: G3 with PCI graphics in the start-up
window.
If I do an about this
On Feb 26, 2009, at 4:09 AM, Lawrence David Eden wrote:
I teach at several elementary schools. At one of my schools I have
what appears to be a G4, (looks like a BW G3 enclosure), but when I
start the computer, it says: G3 with PCI graphics in the start-up
window.
If I do an about this
On Feb 26, 2009, at 11:00 AM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Feb 26, 2009, at 7:59 AM, George R.Hozendorf wrote:
Not sure if this feature was in the older versions of Safari or not,
but thought I'd pass it on anyway. I accidently hit the space bar
and
walla, Safari scrolled down the
Hi listers,
I've decided to (attempt to) convert my rarely used G3 400mhz into a
media file server (music and video) as I've not been at all impressed
with the NAS boxes I've tried/researched, but I could do with a little
help.
The intention is to upgrade it to gigabit ethernet and also use a
http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Firmtek/SATA1V4/
--- On Thu, 2/26/09, Gukumatz ivan...@tiscali.co.uk wrote:
From: Gukumatz ivan...@tiscali.co.uk
Subject: G3 Smurf file server - advice required
To: G3-5 List g3-5-list@googlegroups.com
Date: Thursday, February 26, 2009, 11:32 AM
Hi listers,
I've
I have researched programs for converting the DVDs' I already have to
MP4 format to play on my iPod Classic 120GB and itunes and www.cucusoft.com
was the best rated program out there from what I read. Has anyone of
you out there tried cucusoft and does it work as good as it is said to
work?
On Feb 26, 2009, at 10:33 AM, Kyle Parish wrote:
I have researched programs for converting the DVDs' I already have to
MP4 format to play on my iPod Classic 120GB and itunes and www.cucusoft.com
was the best rated program out there from what I read. Has anyone of
you out there tried
Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Feb 26, 2009, at 10:33 AM, Kyle Parish wrote:
I have researched programs for converting the DVDs' I already have to
MP4 format to play on my iPod Classic 120GB and itunes and www.cucusoft.com
was the best rated program out there from what I read. Has anyone of
what's the start-up window?. never seen it,
despite having worked on more than 150
g3 and g4 machines,
the G3 case is either :
1/ {a light beige color.older beige G3 } ,
or :
2/ {a slightly greenish, translucent blue with translucent white. AKA
blue and white G3}.
the early G4 case is:
there's specs on a sticker on the back of any of these. also a family
number beginning with M (follwed by around 4 numerals) that you can
google for more information.
There's a special website where you can input one of those numbers on
the back, and it will tell you what machine you
Worked flawlessly for many years. Now, without any warning, it just
stopped. Won't power up at all, no sign of life whatsoever. Any
suggestions where to start?
Thanks!
Bill
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On 26 Feb, 16:43, Mike Baker psufa...@yahoo.com wrote:
http://eshop.macsales.com/item/Firmtek/SATA1V4/
--- On Thu, 2/26/09, Gukumatz ivan...@tiscali.co.uk wrote:
From: Gukumatz ivan...@tiscali.co.uk
Subject: G3 Smurf file server - advice required
To: G3-5 List g3-5-list@googlegroups.com
On Feb 26, 2009, at 11:32 AM, Gukumatz wrote:
Hi listers,
I've decided to (attempt to) convert my rarely used G3 400mhz into a
media file server (music and video) as I've not been at all impressed
with the NAS boxes I've tried/researched, but I could do with a little
help.
The intention
On Feb 26, 2009, at 1:53 PM, BillBoggs wrote:
Worked flawlessly for many years. Now, without any warning, it just
stopped. Won't power up at all, no sign of life whatsoever. Any
suggestions where to start?
Is it plugged in? Is it plugged all the way in? Did a cat step on the
power strip
BillBoggs wrote:
Worked flawlessly for many years. Now, without any warning, it just
stopped. Won't power up at all, no sign of life whatsoever. Any
suggestions where to start?
Thanks!
Bill
I will start with checking the power supply. Got a multi-meter?
On Feb 26, 2009, at 1:27 PM, insightinmind wrote:
there's specs on a sticker on the back of any of these. also a
family
number beginning with M (follwed by around 4 numerals) that you can
google for more information.
There's a special website where you can input one of those numbers
Maybe a Circuit Breaker is off in your home's electrical box?
Maybe a power strip needs resetting? replacement? Try another one, in
another wall outlet?
Some Macs, and I don't know if the DA is one, will act like this when
the mobo battery gets too low.
Here's instruction on how to
Greetings ( + )!( + )
The easiest way to check an A/C power source is to plug a lamp into
the place where the mac is plugged. Not the same power strip but the
same socket.
Best regards,
Harry
San Jose,
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On Feb 26, 2:07 pm, insightinmind
On Feb 26, 2009, at 3:53 PM, BillBoggs wrote:
Worked flawlessly for many years. Now, without any warning, it just
stopped. Won't power up at all, no sign of life whatsoever. Any
suggestions where to start?
Thanks!
Bill
My first though here is a dead pram battery. If you can't get an
I'd try the following hardware tests in this order (from least costly
to most costly):
1. PRAM Battery
2. Power Supply
3. Processor
As others have said, double-check all your connections/power plugs.
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Another thing to check is the voltage specifier on the powersupply,
(little red switch next to where the cord goes in) it might have
gotten set to 230 instead of 115. And then just try the usual,
different outlet/power cord. If none of that, I would guess it's the
power supply.
-Cyrus
On
I have a chance to pick up a used Yamaha external SCSI CD-RW burner,
model CRW4260TX (4x2x6x). To my knowledge, it is a 50-pin SCSI-1.
Would this old Yamaha be a good match and compatible under MacOS 9 on
the G3 or if not what more recent and faster models would be
compatible? I do have a
Correction! I'm now told it is a SCSI-2 device, not SCSI-1 as I first
stated. Sorry about that.
On Feb 26, 3:48 pm, Will_i_am wmhatch...@gmail.com wrote:
I have a chance to pick up a used Yamaha external SCSI CD-RW burner,
model CRW4260TX (4x2x6x). To my knowledge, it is a 50-pin SCSI-1.
On Feb 26, 2009, at 4:48 PM, Will_i_am wrote:
I have a chance to pick up a used Yamaha external SCSI CD-RW burner,
model CRW4260TX (4x2x6x). To my knowledge, it is a 50-pin SCSI-1.
Would this old Yamaha be a good match and compatible under MacOS 9 on
the G3 or if not what more recent and
try hitting the reset button on the mother board. also clean ram and
processor slots.-Jonas
On Thu, Feb 26, 2009 at 2:37 PM, Cyrus callmemrp...@gmail.com wrote:
Another thing to check is the voltage specifier on the powersupply,
(little red switch next to where the cord goes in) it might have
On Feb 26, 2009, at 9:59 AM, George R. Hozendorf wrote:
Not sure if this feature was in the older versions of Safari or not,
but thought I'd pass it on anyway. I accidently hit the space bar
and walla, Safari scrolled down the distance of my monitor. Still
have to go back up the
http://www.chipmunk.nl/klantenservice/applemodel.html
On 2/26/09 4:54 PM, Bruce Johnson john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu wrote:
On Feb 26, 2009, at 1:27 PM, insightinmind wrote:
there's specs on a sticker on the back
On the back of the computer near the top left there is a lever that
pulls out (the one you use to release the side panel) flip it, push it
back in and you slide a lock with a bike chain/cable, laptop style
cable or just the chain attached to a rather larger attack gerbil
through it and
if it has os9 on it, you can boot it up with the extensions disabled,
(holding down the shift key) and disable extensions in groups until
you get a clean boot, there may be one that is hanging the system. as
far as osx, as was recommended by another on this topic, the verbose
mode may also clue
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