At 18:11 -0800 2009/03/01, tonycd wrote:
As for which is first, I don't think the Panther one is #1 (I think
it's #3), but I can't be sure because now I can't see the sequence.
But, yes... in a masterpiece of poor planning, I think the Panther one is
probably the only one that's BIGGER
After thinking about what I wrote, I believe that you can get the same
information with Disk Utility. The volumes are listed in the left-hand column
in their order on the disk.
If a volume's directory is within the 128GB limit, it should show up as
mounted, even though reads and writes to
there is background noise that shows up in one channel
on Final Vinyl (and thus in one of the speakers also). Its a low level
static sound with
a beat of about 20 per second. First thing I did was disconnect all
peripherals, including iMic. Then went around the house expecting stray
I use Kompozer, too. I only do very simple websites, though (for
myself). Used Adobe Pagemill for years, even after I switched to OS X,
but finally went looking for something that would be as simple to use
as Pagemill, but OS X native.
Still prefer Pagemill, but for a free product, Kompozer fits
On Mar 2, 2009, at 8:13 AM, Aaron wrote:
After thinking about what I wrote, I believe that you can get the
same information with Disk Utility. The volumes are listed in the
left-hand column in their order on the disk.
If a volume's directory is within the 128GB limit, it should show
(Some of this has been asked before, but somewhat new with Tiger/
Leopard Compatibility)
I need to order 2 512MB RAM for my QS Dual 1GHz to use with an
existing RAM stick under Leopard 10.5.6 and Tiger 10.4.11.
Have 1 512MB rated at CL3.
DMS:
I had a static-y humbuzz in one channel of my Creative T20 speakers
and tried the pull and plug thing to isolate the cause, no luck.
So I bought a ground loop isolater, a filter-like thing that plugs
into the audio out port of the computer w. a male mini end, then
plug the speaker into the female
On Mar 2, 2009, at 7:11 AM, insightinmind wrote:
Will CL2 function properly in conjunction with the CL3?
CL2 is more expensive than CL3.
Apple-supplied sticks were CL3.
The QS (and the DA as well) seem to well-tolerate mixed CL2 and CL3.
Also mixed PC133 and so-called PC100S RAM (which is
M-hmm.been following this one quietly, now going to add
Over the Christmas holiday weekend while my BF was here, I shut down my
G4 867 Quicksilver and my USB/Firewire external HD (40 GB drive in a
LaCie enclosure), so he could put the original NVIDIA GeForce2 MX video
card
On Mar 1, 2009, at 6:24 PM, Linda wrote:
On Mar 1, 2009, at 7:36 PM, Dan wrote:
Or you could just try the solution we presented.
I would try the solution if I knew what it meant. I have never done
anything like this. I don't even know where this is located. I know, I
sound pretty stupid
On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 11:05 AM, Yersinia yersi...@cybernex.net wrote:
He showed up over Valentine's weekend with a working FW cable he had just
used himself on his own equipment and, just in case, a four port USB hub.
No go on the FW with my machine, in either port -- which means I have no
The answer might be contained in this:
so he could put the original NVIDIA GeForce2 MX video
card back in and hook up a second monitor on it (not to mention a major
area cleanup-desk reorganization and reworking the spaghetti).
Try removing the NVIDIA GeForce2 MX video
card and re-booting.
gifutiger wrote:
Greetings Linda ( + )!( + )
You might want to try rebuilding the Mailbox file.
You can do this by opening Mac mail, select a mailbox (i.e. inbox)
then select from the main drop-down menu Mailbox and select the last
item Rebuild
This will cause a rebuild of that selected
Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Mar 1, 2009, at 11:37 AM, Linda wrote:
When I upgraded to Leopard I lost my OS 9 which had my ancient version
of Golive on it. As this was the only application I had used to create
webpages I am at a loss as to what to do. So can anyone offer an
inexpensive,
Lawrence David Eden wrote:
Here is my situation:
I have been using a Beige G3 with a Zif Upgrade. The Beige runs at
500mhz. I have added firewire and USB cards and they work fine. In
fact, the entire computer is performing well.
I was recently given a 450 mhz G4 tower which I expect
Mel wrote:
The answer might be contained in this:
so he could put the original NVIDIA GeForce2 MX video
card back in and hook up a second monitor on it (not to mention a major
area cleanup-desk reorganization and reworking the spaghetti).
Try removing the NVIDIA GeForce2 MX video
card
On Mar 2, 2009, at 12:06 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
On Mar 1, 2009, at 6:24 PM, Linda wrote:
On Mar 1, 2009, at 7:36 PM, Dan wrote:
Or you could just try the solution we presented.
I would try the solution if I knew what it meant. I have never done
anything like this. I don't even know
On Mar 2, 2009, at 12:41 PM, nestamicky wrote:
Firewire is perhaps so named because there is fire on that cable. So
knowing this, here is how I have always shut mine down.
1. Eject the HD
2. Walk over to the external case and turn it's switch off.
3. Turn the computer off.
I never ever
Hi,
My disk space got claustrophobic so I installed a new 1 TB disk,
copied all the files from the old small one to the new one and removed
the old one.
Now every time I want to play a playlist in iTunes I have to tell
iTunes where to find every single tune. Duh ...
Is there a possibility to
Joe, I ran DiskWarrior and it didn't see the FireWire disks either. I
then used it to rebuild the disk directory of my own hard disk (no big
problems noted), and afterward my own computer still didn't see the
FireWire drive.
I also downloaded the LaCie firmware updater. It didn't see the
Joe, I ran DiskWarrior and it didn't see the FireWire disks either. I
then used it to rebuild the disk directory of my own hard disk (no big
problems noted), and afterward my own computer still didn't see the
FireWire drive.
I also downloaded the LaCie firmware updater. It didn't see the
tonycd wrote:
Joe, I ran DiskWarrior and it didn't see the FireWire disks either. I
then used it to rebuild the disk directory of my own hard disk (no big
problems noted), and afterward my own computer still didn't see the
FireWire drive.
I also downloaded the LaCie firmware updater. It
Sorry about that. OS is 10.3.9; Firefox version 2.0.0.20. I think this version
of Firefox is the maximum version for Mac OS 10.3.9. If I can get 10.4 for
under $70.00 I'll upgrade the OS running in this machine!
Pete.
--- On Mon, 3/2/09, Dan dantear...@gmail.com wrote:
From: Dan
Joe, I ran DiskWarrior and it didn't see the FireWire disks either. I
then used it to rebuild the disk directory of my own hard disk (no big
problems noted), and afterward my own computer still didn't see the
FireWire drive.
Try running System Profiler and look under FireWire. If it
tonycd wrote:
Joe, I ran DiskWarrior and it didn't see the FireWire disks either. I
then used it to rebuild the disk directory of my own hard disk (no big
problems noted), and afterward my own computer still didn't see the
FireWire drive.
Try running System Profiler and look under
On Mar 2, 2009, at 3:31 PM, yawg wrote:
Is there a possibility to show iTunes the whole new disk so it won't
ask me every time to locate the song? I tried to select a whole bunch
of tracks at the same time but then I don't get the option show in
Finder.
I'm not sure about version 7.7, but
Then you need to check your computer's FW port, the cable and the drive
by swapping out each element with other devices.
The cable and the port are both known good. Is the enclosure
automatically irreparable?
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You received this message
I have my iTunes songs on an external Firewire hard drive. When I changed my
primary computer from a G3 iMac to a G4 I had bought on eBay, I had to change
the song storage path in iTunes preferences and then do a CMD-O. It took a
while, but eventually the iTunes on my G4 knew the location of my
Wallace Adrian D'Alessio writes,
Probably an unlikely cause but did you try cleaning your FW ports with an
old toothbrush and alcohol?
No, but next time my BF talks about coming down for a visit I'll ask him
to bring a working FW cable with him and do it, then try again.
Also did you try
On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 6:01 PM, tonycd tonyl...@sbcglobal.net wrote:
Then you need to check your computer's FW port, the cable and the drive
by swapping out each element with other devices.
The cable and the port are both known good. Is the enclosure
automatically irreparable?
- Original Message
From: yawg yaw...@gmail.com
My disk space got claustrophobic so I installed a new 1 TB disk,
copied all the files from the old small one to the new one and removed
the old one.
Now every time I want to play a playlist in iTunes I have to tell
iTunes where
tonycd wrote:
Then you need to check your computer's FW port, the cable and the drive
by swapping out each element with other devices.
The cable and the port are both known good. Is the enclosure
automatically irreparable?
Pretty much. Assuming it has an external power supply, that
On Mar 1, 2009, at 9:36 PM, insightinmind wrote:
On my Yikes!, under OS X 10.4.11, I noticed I wasn't getting my
Startup Chime.
Checked all volume controls (external Altec Lansing), and played
some iTunes Radio Jazz station ... sound is ok.
After reading an Apple Support Google result,
Try Freeway Express or Freeway Pro. I know nothing about writing
code, and have maintained a website or two with it. I walked into an
Apple Store 4 years ago and said, I need to be a webmaster, I don't
know anything about code, and I don't really want to learn
DreamWeaver! The genius walked
Sometimes adding or changing a PCI card screws up what was working before. You
did replace one video card that was working with a NVIDIA card. I'm not
suggesting that you give up your second monitor but I am suggesting that until
that NVIDIA is removed and you restore the card it replaced,
I've been looking into a fan replacement on my mdd. I've heard of the
SilenX they've used to replace the ol' delta fans. question one -
anybody know the model number/info and possibly where to buy one?
Question two - what about other alternative fans with higher air flow
output and just
Hi,
I don't have a new library location, as my new big disk is only
storage as my old smaller disk was. I just want to point iTunes to the
new disk where all my music is now. It's an identical copy of all the
music on my original smaller disk. I hate to bloat my system disk with
all those files.
On Mar 2, 2009, at 3:31 PM, yawg wrote:
Now every time I want to play a playlist in iTunes I have to tell
iTunes where to find every single tune.
Assuming you're using the default mode where in the
PreferencesAdvanced window the Keep iTunes Music Folder Organized
is checked, then the easy
insightinmind wrote:
On Mar 1, 2009, at 9:36 PM, insightinmind wrote:
On my Yikes!, under OS X 10.4.11, I noticed I wasn't getting my
Startup Chime.
Checked all volume controls (external Altec Lansing), and played some
iTunes Radio Jazz station ... sound is ok.
After reading an Apple
On Mar 2, 2009, at 6:48 PM, yawg wrote:
I don't have a new library location, as my new big disk is only
storage as my old smaller disk was. I just want to point iTunes to the
new disk where all my music is now. It's an identical copy of all the
music on my original smaller disk. I hate to
Mel writes,
Sometimes adding or changing a PCI card screws up what was working
before. You did replace one video card that was working with a NVIDIA
card. I'm not suggesting that you give up your second monitor but I am
suggesting that until that NVIDIA is removed and you restore the card
I've purchased an Oregon Scientific Weather station
and want to download data to my Mini G4 Tiger
The OSW has an RS-323 F serial connector and
I find Serial-USB adaptors readily available but
wonder if special drivers are required?
Thank you
Cliff
Greetings all,
Hmm... I had a spare GeForce 4MX (32Mb) video card, pulled from an MDD/
867MHz-DP unit.
For some reason it does not work in a Dig. Audio G4/733MHz.
Any reason why not? Would it work in a QuickSilver (DP @ 1GHz)?
(btw, it is a known good card).
Many thanks,
Dana
On Mar 2, 2009, at 11:16 PM, Dana Collins wrote:
Greetings all,
Hmm... I had a spare GeForce 4MX (32Mb) video card, pulled from an
MDD/
867MHz-DP unit.
For some reason it does not work in a Dig. Audio G4/733MHz.
What happened? Sometimes I've had to reboot a couple of times before
On Mar 2, 2009, at 10:03 PM, Cliff Rediger wrote:
I've purchased an Oregon Scientific Weather station
and want to download data to my Mini G4 Tiger
The OSW has an RS-323 F serial connector and
I find Serial-USB adaptors readily available but
wonder if special drivers are required?
I think
First thing disable dashboard app, using TinkerTool (google it up)
Take it out of the dock !
At least 512MB RAM.
if slow means a 233-333 mhz then a faster cpu would help (a lot !)
imho it maxes out around a 550. in my experience, going from 233 to
466 helped a bunch.
I also did some
I'm having a highlighting issue that I thought was limited to the new
Safari 4 beta, a likely bug, but then I see it's continuing into other
applications, including Mail.app and Text Edit. The symptoms are
various, and include not being able to highlight anything in a window;
or having
On Mar 2, 2009, at 11:16 PM, Dana Collins wrote:
Greetings all,
Hmm... I had a spare GeForce 4MX (32Mb) video card, pulled from an
MDD/
867MHz-DP unit.
For some reason it does not work in a Dig. Audio G4/733MHz.
Any reason why not? Would it work in a QuickSilver (DP @ 1GHz)?
(btw, it
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