Ah! Thank you sir!
I'll give that a try right now.
Amanda
On Jun 11, 2012, at 8:35 PM, Bruce Johnson wrote:
>
> On Jun 11, 2012, at 8:24 PM, Amanda Ward wrote:
>
>> I've tried just about everything I can think of. Have I fatally munged the
>> Sawtooth somehow? Has anyone else run into this is
> The Sawtooth =will= boot to a linux cd!?
This sounds like the Linux bootloader has altered some OpenFirmware
variables. Bruce's suggestion about a CUDA reset is a good one. You
can also try getting into OpenFirmware with Cmd-Opt-O-F and then
following these instructions at
http://suppor
On Jun 11, 2012, at 8:24 PM, Amanda Ward wrote:
> I've tried just about everything I can think of. Have I fatally munged the
> Sawtooth somehow? Has anyone else run into this issue?
>
> I would deeply appreciate any suggestions
Remove the PRAM battery. Press the CUDA button a couple of ti
Hey All…
I've been experimenting with linux and thought I'd try installing it on a
Sawtooth I had sitting around collecting dust. The machine was running just
fine before I tried installing Ubuntu.
I got almost through the installation and the installer decided that my DVD was
faulty. Several
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> From: AppleMac Revisited
>
> Specification:
> Beige G3
> Power PC G3 266MHz 1MB Cache
> 64MB/4GB HD/24x CD/MSO
> Machine has been out of use for a couple of years. Rebooted it this
> morning, screen message came up:
>
> “Your computer crashed or was not shut
>
> I have a USB card in my Beige G3 and use a USB mouse which doesn't work
> until the extensions have loaded for it as Valter mentioned so if I get
> that message I have to hit Return key for it to clear and continue.
>
>
>
Todd M
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Il giorno 11-06-2012 16:24, AppleMac Revisited ha scritto:
> Can anybody help me revive my quite old G3?
>
> Specification:
> Beige G3
> Power PC G3 266MHz 1MB Cache
I'd be happy to help you (although I have no idea, at the moment, about your
particular issue).
I had the very same Mac years ago,
On Jun 10, 2012, at 10:28 PM, TFH wrote:
I'm rehabbing this 2004 model (Dual G5 1.8, 2GB ram, 250GB HD) which
does not have a dual layer dvd drive.
AFAIK all DVD drives can read dual-layer media. The only difference is
whether or not they can burn or create dual-layer media. Since all
G5's
On Jun 10, 2012, at 8:28 PM, TFH wrote:
> I'm rehabbing this 2004 model (Dual G5 1.8, 2GB ram, 250GB HD) which
> does not have a dual layer dvd drive. I've installed Tiger 4.11, and
> it is stable and fast. I've tried putting the Leopard dvd onto my
> external HD in it's own partition, (had outsi
I'm rehabbing this 2004 model (Dual G5 1.8, 2GB ram, 250GB HD) which
does not have a dual layer dvd drive. I've installed Tiger 4.11, and
it is stable and fast. I've tried putting the Leopard dvd onto my
external HD in it's own partition, (had outside help with this) but it
won't install. I've made
Can anybody help me revive my quite old G3?
Specification:
Beige G3
Power PC G3 266MHz 1MB Cache
64MB/4GB HD/24x CD/MSO
24 Nov 1998 06:53:13
Serial No. CK8480X3DZ5
OS 8.5
Machine has been out of use for a couple of years. Rebooted it this
morning, screen message came up:
“Your computer crashed
Glad you got it working. TenFourFox is not just an escape; I think
it's the best browser, as long as you don't need Flash video (which
may not work properly anyway with a G4).
Just one thing that comes to mind: maybe there's a problem with
cookies and that's why it's limited to those few sites?
Se
Den Fredag, 8/6 2012, 01:09, dan auerbach skrev:
> As I said in my post, I was using Safari (5.0.6) and Firefox
> (3.6.28). Sea Monkey 2.0 worked to go to gmail website but very
> slowly. Any other website that I go to gives no problem in any and all
> of the above browsers. I created a new user
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