What type of mac is it again? If you have access to another mac, and if it
supports it try to boot target disk mode then run repairs from the other
machine
On May 1, 2011 7:10 PM, George R. Hozendorf ghoze...@gmail.com wrote:
It finally recognized the installer disk. The hd is running, but the
I agree with Joe. I'd do it.
On May 3, 2011 8:12 PM, JoeTaxpayer joetaxpaye...@gmail.com wrote:
I think the extra $100 (from the $75 you'd pay for memory alone) will
get you the Dual 1.25GHz. 5X the power. Do it.
On May 3, 8:13 pm, John Callahan jcalla...@stny.rr.com wrote:
Thanks for your
Not really. The iPhone is running a stripped down version of OS X. So they
already have it wrote, and would just add back the parts that they stripped
from it. I don't think they will move away from the intel because they have
been starting to used the i7 and i5 cpu's, which is what people have
, May 7, 2011 at 2:19 PM, Alexander Gomes
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Not really. The iPhone is running a stripped down version of OS X. So
they already have it wrote, and would just add back the parts that they
stripped from it. I don't think they will move away from the intel
Thank you Dan, that actually makes a lot of sense looking at it from that
standpoint.
On Sat, May 7, 2011 at 4:06 PM, Dan dantear...@gmail.com wrote:
At 8:37 AM + 5/7/2011, Wallace Adrian D'Alessio wrote:
An opinion. [zdnet link]
LOL. This was all done in the press as minor stories
The first question is are you actually able to see them as inline photos?
As in, in the email do they show up or do you only see them as text files
On Sun, May 8, 2011 at 6:14 PM, Kris Tilford ktilfo...@cox.net wrote:
On May 8, 2011, at 6:04 PM, glen wrote:
Most of the graphics work is done
Space wouldn't be a problem as I would change the case. The hard drive
wouldn't be a problem either as I can use a cf card and adapter as the
drive. I would rather have a complete system vs an ipod as I already use
that for mobile music. I could go with an oldish intel but id rather use
something
I was thinking about buying another old Pismo and using that in the car on a
mount. Since the interface would be usb to the vehicles ODB port it would
be simple enough to use as long as I could find a program that supports PPC
processors. I'm not wanting to use intel or windows but might consider
See the point is I like apples original hardware, and my 450 G4 is still
faster then the ipads processor. Just pointing that out
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Again, that would be developed for an ARM cpu. I'm looking for a way to use
my oldish hardware in a very productive way. I'm not wanting to use an
ipod/ipad. I use an android phone because I found it to be much better then
my jailbroken(that I jailbroke) iphone. Runs faster and cleaner out of
Will it work for 10.2?
On Sun, May 22, 2011 at 9:25 PM, Bruce Johnson john...@pharmacy.arizona.edu
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On May 22, 2011, at 5:41 PM, Jonas Ulrich jonasulrich3...@gmail.com
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I have a G4 400MHZ AGP tower. It has a fresh install of 10.4.11.
Almost every application I launch,
Cable position will matter with some systems. Some will not like the master
being on the slave and likewise, even using the correct jumper settings.
But, most macs won't boot secondary master or slave unless told to ie-by a
keypress
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What? I don't think so. It should look for the primary master, then
secondary master for the primary IDE controller. It won't boot automatically
from the secondary master IDE without being told to(cd rom drive)by holding
option or the C key down upon boot.
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Try plugging it in and using the power button on the motherboard itself. If
that doesn't help then I would recommend changing the power supply. But if
the power cord is fried like that, then it may have a bad motherboard that
could have been burned in the process as well. If you have a power
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I found that website, and the only drawback is that my car is a 92 so it's
still on ODB1. I have an Intel MBP but I'm still looking for someway to
reuse my PPC stuff. I think I am going to have to give up on it and just go
with an Intel based machine :(
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Oh, does it have AGP or PCI graphics? Sorry, I may be thinking of the Yikes.
It has PCI graphics and a different motherboard with both of the switches
on it. In either case, still try plugging a different power supply into it
and then powering it on.
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I use googles public dns. Its much much better. I have cox as well and their
dns servers are crap
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That's why I use Google's. They use prefetching and it's pretty accurate and
generally faster. I don't have any experience with Verizons however, but I
do with google, cox, yahoo, Timewarner and maybe 2 others.
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I don't think so, without the rest of the files. It seems that it would go
.a01, .a02 and so forth. It looks like that is part of an archive and is
missing the rest
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I'm sorry I messed that up. It would go .arj, .a00, .a01 and so forth. That
would be part 9 of the whole archive so without the rest, no you can not
open it.
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Dan,
I don't think that is much of a problem anymore. That article is 3 years old
now.
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That really depends on you. What all are you looking to do/be able to do
with it? What type of server are you wanting to run, and what mostly would
you be doing for the workstation aspect of it.
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You can try using 7zip. It normally can read any type of archive. If it does
have some type of archive inside of it, the program can at least tell you if
it's complete or not.
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Yes, but if he is working with a blade server it won't be as loud. I have an
IBM xseries 226 in my living room that I run all the time. It's very, very
loud. I've had a blade server that was pretty quiet and wasn't to loud. From
what I understand, the Xserve is rack mountable so it's smaller and
He said the intel models were out of the question for him so he wanted to
know about the alternative.
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What video card do you have? Having the best cpu in the world won't matter
if your video card can't keep up to process the video
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You should be able to enter *.untellitxt.com and have the same effect. It
should use the * as a wildcard for anything in front of the intellitext.com
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From my understanding an upgrade in OSX wasn't really an upgrade. It
would do a full install of the operating system and then copy the user
files/apps and preferences(making sure the compatible ones were kept
and the others tossed/converted.
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Generally if they aren't already bigger then 1TB then no. I would say
up to 500gb more then likely, but not much more then that. Even if it
did recognize the hdd, it may not show all of the drive itself(as in
space).
On Aug 1, 10:26 pm, Tom tba...@nmia.com wrote:
I'm thinking of buying some 2 or
If you haven't, have you tried changing the IDE cable? First thing that
should be tried. Regardless if you've tried both master and slave, try a new
cable.
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If you take the heat sink off, you HAVE to reapply the thermal paste. It
isn't an option.
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On any processor, IBM or otherwise it is recommended to reapply thermal
paste after removing the heatsink.
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A little bit of thermal paste can go a long way. It does make a huge
difference when it comes to cooling. Now, the G3's are perfectly fine
without it but, it will ease anyone's mind when it comes to cooling if they
may be worried about air flow through the case.
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Try openoffice for PPC. If the problems stop then there you go. I'd still
try changing the IDE cables first.
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I have 10.4 on my Sawtooth 350mhz G4. It will run 10.5 but no higher then
that. Really, 867mhz is the minimum that you are suppose to run 10.4 on, 512
megs ram minimum too. If you have a 1ghz upgrade card for the cpu, really
all you need to do is max out ram and it will run perfectly.
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There are a lot of ways to accomplish this. First we need to know what you
are running though. OS, hardware and the like.
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Open up the users and make a new user for them to use. Go to sharing and
turn desktop sharing on. Open a terminal window and type ifconfig
Your ip address will periodically change so you'll need to get a dyn dns
program to notify the other person when it does.
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Sorry that will only show your internal ip address. You'll want to use
google type what is my ip address. That will give your external. Then
you'll want to port forward on your router so the machine will be accessible
from the net.
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Yes, that is the modem. Nothing more, nothing less.
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The optical audio out is always one(hence the red light), the system won't
turn it off because it doesn't know if you are going to plug something into
it or not. If you have any other devices that have optical out, you will
notice they are always on as well.
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OSX comes out of the box ready for that. Open system prefs, sharing and
enable ftp access. You will need to port forward port 21 on your router to
that system so it will be accessable from the net.
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You can also use the mac as a webserver. I used to use one myself a
few years back for those very reasons. I still have a sawtooth G4 350
that I use for FTP access on my home network. Just remember that
pretty much anything server related, our G3's and G4's out of the box
will work perfectly with.
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