At 3:21 PM -0500 5/13/2009, Kris Tilford wrote:
On May 13, 2009, at 12:52 PM, Dan wrote:
At 1:48 AM -0500 5/13/09, Kris Tilford wrote:
After installing, I ran Repair Permissions again.
Took nearly 1 hour! Really slow! Many wrong permissions!
That's not normal at all. Do a repair disk
QS 2002 Dual 1GHz w/ replacement mobo.
Update from 10.5.6 went well after manual download of non-Combo
package ...
~6-7 minutes installation time, and 2 auto Restarts.
Xbench 1.3 may have dropped ~1% overall score.
Bill Connelly
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1st Gen Intel iMac, hung on the reboot, then rebooted a second time
after I booted it in safe mode, but it's looking ok now.
Weird.
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iBook G4, 1.33ghz, 1.25gb ram. No extras, except for Menu Meters.
Initial reboot took about 10 minutes, followed by a bootloader kernal
panic. Crossed my fingers, powered down, booted again and all has been
well since.
Did see a lot of failed updates at work yesterday though.
m
On May
Billy Carmacs mentioned benchmarking in the update 10.5.7 thread.
What benchmark apps are folks using?
Thanks,
Dale Hoffman
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On May 13, 2009, at 5:39 PM, Mac G4 wrote:
My problem is when I go to system pref's on the Mac and click
sharing, share from USB to Ethernet it seems to be setting my
ethernet port IP to 169.254.246.111 and a subnet to 255.255.0.0
based on what the profiler says. I think this is my
Yeah - Ethernet to WAN on the router didn't work. The router didn't seem to
auto configure as it normally does. I even did a restart on everything.
I thought of manually configuring the router but wasn't really sure what to
enter for the subnet IP's and the DNS. Thinking that may fix it.
The most widely used app from what ive seen is xbench.
On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 8:42 AM, Dale Hoffman dh...@margnat.com wrote:
Billy Carmacs mentioned benchmarking in the update 10.5.7 thread.
What benchmark apps are folks using?
Thanks,
Dale Hoffman
On Thu, May 14, 2009 at 1:19 PM, Mac G4 g4mac...@hotmail.com wrote:
Yeah - Ethernet to WAN on the router didn't work. The router didn't seem
to auto configure as it normally does. I even did a restart on everything.
I thought of manually configuring the router but wasn't really sure what
On May 14, 2009, at 11:19 AM, Mac G4 wrote:
Yeah - Ethernet to WAN on the router didn't work. The router didn't
seem to auto configure as it normally does. I even did a restart on
everything.
I just set up Internet Sharing on my iMac, using the Airport. The
Airport reports a
I'm new to this list and know only enough about computers to get
myself into trouble by trying to improve things. Here is question #1.
1.33 mhz, 1.25 G, OX 10.4.11. Camino was fast but beta-like
(superimposed text, eg); Firefox is slow and does things like extend
the text I am typing in gmail
I know I'm a day late and a dollar short, but I'll second Mike's opinion on
all fronts. Stick with Tiger for an OS that will run comfortably on the
iBook, yet remain familiar to the principal user on the iMac. However, I
think even Tiger will run slowly in 256MB of RAM. I'd upgrade the iBook to
at
At 9:01 AM -0700 5/14/09, Bruce Johnson posted:
1st Gen Intel iMac, hung on the reboot, then rebooted a second time
after I booted it in safe mode, but it's looking ok now.
Weird.
My neighbour updated the same machine last night via Software Update
and experienced the exact same thing.
On May 14, 2009, at 12:18 PM, Steve R wrote:
At 9:01 AM -0700 5/14/09, Bruce Johnson posted:
1st Gen Intel iMac, hung on the reboot, then rebooted a second time
after I booted it in safe mode, but it's looking ok now.
Weird.
My neighbour updated the same machine last night via Software
I use geekbench.
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On May 14, 2009, at 1:19 PM, Mac G4 wrote:
Yeah - Ethernet to WAN on the router didn't work.
This is because you can only have one router, and when you use
Internet Sharing, the Mac is acting as the router. I once had an
Airport Extreme 802.11 G base station that blew out the WAN port due
Thanks Bruce I will give this a try tonight.
From: john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu
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Subject: Re: Internet Connection Sharing Help
Date: Thu, 14 May 2009 11:54:04 -0700
On May 14, 2009, at 11:19 AM, Mac G4 wrote:
Yeah - Ethernet to WAN on the router
Kris,
I am not sure I understand. How is the mac going to assign different IP's to a
wireless router if it is plugged into one of the LAN ports?
The router is not expecting data to be flowing 'into' one of these ports.
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Subject: Re:
On May 14, 2009, at 1:31 PM, Kris Tilford wrote:
On May 14, 2009, at 1:19 PM, Mac G4 wrote:
Yeah - Ethernet to WAN on the router didn't work.
This is because you can only have one router, and when you use
Internet Sharing, the Mac is acting as the router.
Nope, you can have any number
On May 14, 2009, at 11:42 AM, Dale Hoffman wrote:
Billy Carmacs mentioned benchmarking in the update 10.5.7 thread.
What benchmark apps are folks using?
Thanks,
Dale Hoffman
I've used Xbench 1.3 to check overall response of different OS Xs on
different machines. I can compare it to
well I got it to work...I couldn't get it to work using the exact numbers below
however.
What I did is plug the ehternet directly to my pc...then run ipconfig on the pc
to get ip addresses. Then I unpluged the ethernet from the mac and put it in
the WAN on the router.
The router for
Does anyone know off hand what kind of power supply is in a G4 (PCI
graphics)? I'm doing a little experimenting and need to put in a pws
that's more than the (I think) ~280Watt Apple max.
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You can easily rewire an ATX pc power supply for the PCI mac. You can
buy 400-600 W ATX PSUs cheaper than Apple OEM. These pages have
pinouts and directions. I used them to put 400 W Ps into several BWs
and those smurfs are still running strong. But before you go to all
that trouble try stuffing
At 11:33 AM -0700 5/14/2009, Patrick Moore wrote:
1.33 mhz, 1.25 G, OX 10.4.11.
Camino was fast but beta-like (superimposed text, eg); Firefox is
slow and does things like extend the text I am typing in gmail out
of sight to the east on my screen; and loading attachments in gmail
is very
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