> * Even the ill-fated Apple Network Server featured O.F., although it was a
> primitive version of O.F.
ANS Open Firmware was actually more advanced than any other beige Mac OF
except the G3. Most beige pre-G3 PCI Power Macs used version 1.0.5; the ANS
was at 1.1.22, which had a number of bug fix
Hi,
My PPC G5 dual proc 1.8 Ghz running OS X 10.4.11, is indicating only
1 cpu in activity monitor. The machine is limping along very slowly,
do I have any options? Hope I've provided enough details
Thanks, Les
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I have set up a G4 DA 733 MHz, 1.5GB RAM Mac with OS 9.2.2 to run old legacy
PageMaker Files. Some of my clients still need revisions to files that were
created 10-15 or more years ago. Rather than convert them to InDesign files I
decided this is a better way to go,
For some reason a retail
> I have to say it has been awhile since I have installed linux on that
> vintage of a PPC, and I can tell you it is ALOT of work.
> First things first: You need to get a copy of BootX:
> http://penguinppc.org/bootloaders/bootx/
> This is the boot loader used for "OldWorld" macs
Hey Don,
I have to say it has been awhile since I have installed linux on that
vintage of a PPC, and I can tell you it is ALOT of work.
First things first: You need to get a copy of BootX:
http://penguinppc.org/bootloaders/bootx/
This is the boot loader used for "OldWor
I do not know if it's the same method in Tiger, but in Leopard and on you
simply create the user, move their home folder to another drive, and then
control-click their username in the Users preference pane to bring up
"advanced" where you change the home folder location to wherever you moved
it.
H
On my powermac g5 the drive sticks in the downward position and doesn't come
up. How can I fix this?
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On May 20, 2012, at 8:45 AM, geraldcornish wrote:
> I'm sure I've seen an article about this before but cannot find it anywhere.
> I seem to recall it is not as simple as placing an alias in the 'Users'
> folder so I would like to get the real info before setting up the G4 for use
> by my wife.
Op 20 mei 2012, om 17:57 heeft Don Wakefield het volgende geschreven:
> I have an older Mac: a PPC 7600 with a Sonnet G4 400 meg upgrade card using
> OS 9.1. The question I have is: What procedures and/or additional software
> would be necessary to enable a dual boot system which would allow Um
I have an older Mac: a PPC 7600 with a Sonnet G4 400 meg upgrade card using OS
9.1. The question I have is: What procedures and/or additional software would
be necessary to enable a dual boot system which would allow Umbutu of some
flavor to be used periodically with my 9.1 when necessary? Idea
Newly acquired Quicksilver (2002) G4 Tiger 4.11, 40GB system drive
and 180GB drive added for data files.
I would like to have the User files (some 82GB) on the second drive
(Data Disk) while starting from the system drive (Mac HD).
I'm sure I've seen an article about this before but cannot
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