be
installing the OS from scratch.
You will need the Blue White G4 Enabler available at:
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installing the OS from scratch.
You will need the Blue White G4 Enabler available at:
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The enabler you refer to seems to be here:
http://eshop.macsales.com/Tech/FTP/newertech/BWG4Enabler.hqx
So, this helped a little
variation:
http://www.geocities.com/glenstrek/dakpwrstrip.jpg
purchased from DAK industries many years (20?) years ago which I think are no
longer in business.
Very handy. Don't know what I do without it. --glen
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I have another variation
connected to second TV in another room. After 20 years or so it still
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were for Leopard and I was scrolling thru those for awhile until I
realized. I am on chemo so my thought process isn't on top at the
moment!!!
Hang in there, my partner had chemo treatments (and much more) in 2006, now she
is in complete remission and cancer free!!
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On my G4 Sawtooth I have internally 2 ATA drives and one SCSI.
Some months back I swapped out one of the ATA's for a bigger drive -
and must have done to something to the SCSI. It no longer shows up on
the desktop, or Disk Utility; but in System Profiler I see this,
(below) but no more.
I
all nicely
shaped ... so I tried to reshape the one I had moved from 3 to 4.
That left 1, 2, 3 empty, 4 re-shaped and the rest untouched.
I would suggest finding a source for new jumpers ...
Exactly my thinking as well. t will do that when time permits.
Thanks for your reply. --glen
How can I tell if I can install dual processors on my 400 MHZ
Sawtooth?
According to OWC, dual processor upgrades reguires a Uni-N 7 or later Sawtooth
board
See:
http://newertech.com/tech_support/uni-north.php
to determine if your Sawtooth is compatible for dual processors. --glen
thought there was a way that you can type in
somerthing in
a terminal mode and get the answer
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Sawtooth?
According to OWC, dual processor upgrades reguires a
Uni-N 7
I would suggest finding a source for new jumpers ...
Exactly my thinking as well. t will do that when time permits.
Thanks for your reply. --glen
I read in another G3-G5 thread that someone suggests switching to
individual jumpers (like the ones found on the ATA and older
only kill applications you own, that is,
running under your account.
Another way to kill major app's like Textedit, Mail, Excel is to just hit the
option-Command-Esc keys to bring up the Force Quit Applications window and
kill the offending app from there avoiding Terminal all together. --glen
and select OS X. Then go into preferences, Classic and select the OS 9 System
folder as the Classic system folder. As Bruce posted above.
Bruce, correct me if I'm wrong. --glen
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1.5f6 had solved a lot of problems with my older unsupported Mac's. It
works in OS 9 and OS X at least up to 10.3.9.
CPU Director 1.5f6 may be hard t find. I can send it to you if needed. --glen
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and replug the
FireWire cable to the FW port on the drive to get the drive to mount. Perhaps a
bad connection or some other fault with the FW port or cable.
However if you are not comfortable with the procedure, then don't do it. Maybe
there is another solution. ---glen
the
resister back in place was my sweat dripping off my brow onto the MB and me
trying to keep the MB dry. LOL.
BTW -- I still have the SE in storage now with a SE/30 MB in place of the
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and crop it to fit and print it with no
loss of quality.
I'm a printer and handle pre-press so if all else fails, if you are not in a
hurry I can send this back to you on Saturday as four page 8 1/2 x 12 .pdf. It
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that is my understanding based on memory.
Many years ago I received a damaged monitor from a seller who did pack it
properly. The problem I had was extracting the purchase price from the seller
once he received payment on the claim. --glen
to divide by 8 or is is 9
for modems don't remember the modem conversion to Kilobites (KB)
I'm sure someone will correct my math but the time indicated does not seem out
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first, I'd bless the System folder. --glen
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is small. Be sure the music files are backup somewhere else.
If you large drive fails so goes the music.
Then under the File menuAdd to lLbrary (cmd O). Delete anything listed in the
Music library first or will end up with doubles. --glen
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engineer but do have a BS in
engineering and my undergraduate program was very strong on both mechanical and
electrical disciplines. I really liked thermodynamics. OK, I'm sure some MSE.s
and PHD's will find some fault in this post and will humbly accept any
appropriate corrections --glen
contact me off list. I probably can fine I photo I
can scan and provide any additional info if anyone (I doubt) is interested.
Anyway dinner is waiting and most go now.--glen
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family history tapes that I would like to convert
send to other family members as DVD's.
Thanks --glen
PS. The most potent Mac I have is a 733 MHz DA. I know video capture requires a
lot of processing power so I may need a faster Mac or a CPU upgrade to do on
the conversion on a Mac. Just
it. --glen
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it now without screwing up the ZIF or
the B/W.
It is a shame Sonnet Tech does not have legacy user/install manuals available.
But then I was never a great supporter of Sonnet processor upgrades. --glen
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On Jun 28, 3:40 pm, glen wrote:
Recently acquired a Sonnet 800 MHz ZIF upgrade for a G3 BW.
I need some install/user guide type info. Searching Google and the Sonnet
support was not helpful.
You must remove
was not very popular.
When I finally do the upgrade I could use my own jumper shunts and try
different settings to find out if that would improve performance. --glen
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OWC has the Blue White G4 Enabler at:
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One or the other firmware patches should do the trick. The G4 Enabler needs to
be applied in OS 9, not sure about the Sonnet Updater. --glen
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upgrade is TOAST!
New thought:
Maybe the Sonnet upgrade requires 9.2.2? Haven't tried that yet.
Anyone have an ideas on how to make this sucker work would be greatly
appriciated.
Or is it ready for the junk pile?
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still no chime or boot the
following day.
When I put the original CPU's back with the original jumper blocks both B W's
boot without issue.
Looks like the Sonnet is dead. Thanks for the reply --glen
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check tomorrow.
Yeah, my woo's turned to woes (as I intended to say) and thanks Liam for the
excuse.
Fortunately I did not pay much for this ZIF.
Once again thanks, Wallace, Clark and Liam --glen
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old. The transfer rate in 7500 were
about half the rates above IIRC. --glen
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plugged in ain't gonna work!
I'll buy one :) --glen
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Dual processors requires Uni-N 7 or later Sawtooth G4 logic board.
This link has the utility to determine the Uni-N revision.
http://newertech.com/tech_support/uni-north.php
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And that version of OS 9 needs a little help (well documented in the
archives)
to be installed and made operational for the Mac's covered on this list.
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So, you agree that Apple isn't giving out free software to pirates,
and as already pointed out, MacOS
) of memory; 512 MB recommended
• QuickTime 6.5.2 or later
• A screen resolution of 1024 x 768 pixels or more is recommended.
• Approximately 3.5 GB of free disk space to install the GarageBand application
and media.
I recently purchased the CD version from the Swap List. --glen
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to know as well.
Another work around may be to simpley export the .Indd file to .pdf. If the
bug is in the Epson driver (which it may be) this may solve the problem.
Good luck --glen
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still use these drives mostly on pre-OSX systems but sometimes I need to use
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this is another simplistic solution to this wonderful modern world we
live in. And I know this not the country I grew up in during the days of old,
but I'm still feisty and and willing to exercise whatever rights I have left.
Oh well, --glen
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clock and a PM 7100
that uses FileMaker Pro (OS 8.1) as the main database for the business. In this
this unsettled economy why buy something you don't need.
OTOH, if you NEED the Intel Mac for sheer power or essential software that
won't run on PPC, then you have fewer options. --glen
not to be a smart aleck :) --glen
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be better to hire a graphic artist. There
are a lot of free lance people out there look for work. --glen
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It is such a pleasure to use and Sandee's book is very user
friendly. Why shy away from a dated professional layout
program even if you don't need all the features. I can save
you hours of dicking around.
Oops, missed a keystroke
laptop
this week on TV.
Humm, perhaps either CBS's NCIS or Fox's 24 and it may have been a bad
guy Or it could have been Cloie (sp) on 24 who is definitely a good guy
heroine. Too much crap on my brain to remember; good discussion thou ;) --glen
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in their original configuration
from the serial number:
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These old G4's still useful for many tasks. --glen
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iTunes folder --glen
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Mac's.
Just a little history or fonts from my experience. To keep this on topic I
guess
you can receive emails in Zapf or Souvenir if you really want to. ;-) --glen
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of the choices?? Also open to other monitor suggestions as
well. I do have a few spare CRT's I can use until a new monitor arrives from
far
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did
and all is well.
Really miss the adjustment buttons on the frame of the old 20 Dell 2005
UltraSharp that died. --glen
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Really miss the adjustment buttons on the frame of the old 20 Dell 2005
UltraSharp that died. --glen
Do you know what went bad? It is most likely either an inverter, caps or the
likeliest problem, bulbs burned out. If you want that monitor repaired, I and
likely a few others
repair is
possible I would be willing to give it a try. I could find a very
productive
use for the old Dell. Thanks for the info --glen
LCD monitors are inherently digital devices. If something is rolling like
that
on an LCD, I would suspect bad capacitors as being a possible cause
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Subject: Re: Monitor Question
At 16:22 -0700 8/4/10, glen wrote:
Generally, I have no problem taking anything apart including the Dell.
Should
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Hey Glen,
Check this out: http://bit.ly/6nFcHY
It hits all the sweet spots, and it's (slightly) bigger than
initialize and test it with drive setup and restore the data.
It
maybe a good idea to replace the hard drive with a new(er) one, old ATA cards
and drives aren't too expensive assuming the drive in question is SCSI.
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a 10.0x disc and the 10.1
upgrade! So many changes in my computing and my life in the last 10 years.
Thanks Bruce, I need that fact --glen
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may help:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3082
http://support.apple.com/kb/TA25585
They show the different port configurations on the various G4's --glen
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hard pressed to buy food in those
days.
I guess the point, is that if we are creative enough we will find solutions to
the latest technological advances we are faced with regardless of our budget
(or
lack of). I have no fear of Apple or any other corporate giant. Just deal with
it!! --glen
is a bad choice of words; don't care would have been better
choice of words.
As far poor goes, I just received my first meager SS check this month. Still
wonder if I can pay the heating bills. I live in New England. Sorry if I set
you
off. I do appreciate your concerns. --glen
PS rants are OK
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Subject: Awesome mod...
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Super! Saw it on the Vintage List a day or two ago and it blew me away. --glen
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Pig Pen was a sorely missed band member. -- glen
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Macs that I own, specifically a Power PC 266MHz beige
desktop.
This unit is in working condition. And I still have the original CD
plus cables.
Any links, or interest in this machine is much appreciated.
Welcome,
Past auctions on ebay is good. -- glen
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the remains. Pour the melt into a mold of Steve Jobs,
or your favorite rock star or your favorite deity and sell it as an iStatue; or
create a thinner mold suitable for framing.
Great opportunity here :) --glen
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work-around for some old PPC Mac's? I don't view many Youtube vids just some
favorite music that crops up from time to time. --glen
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inductance
focusing screen may up in smoke.
But good luck --glen
tetra-grammatron phase inductance focusing screen (TGPIFS for short)
Through a proprietary procedure using our inverse tetra-grammatron phase
inductance focusing screen (TGPIFS for short), we were able to easily resurrect
any IC
. But I do agree with Kris that the fax
technology is on the way out but perhaps not for a few more years. Just my take
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FileExportAdobe PDF, then save
and print --glen
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are installed they will
show up in Chooser as printers. They reside in the OS 9 Extensions folder. I
never had to use them to create a PDF from PM 6.5
For a test I just created a PDF from PM 6.5 while in 10.3.9. Classic mode on a
G4 Sawtooth. I did not have to use Chooser.
HTH --glen
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Stuffit Expander 12 and the .pdf files translated and are usable not so the
JPEG files.
Is there any way to extract these embedded JPEG files? I can see them in text
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On May 8, 2011, at 6:04 PM, glen wrote:
Most of the graphics work is done but it would be good get access to a
couple of
JPEG's the client has sent -- apparently from a smart phone.
Why do you believe they're .jpeg
So I assume I am not selecting and saving the proper header text info for
a
graphic reader to open the file properly. If I drop the entire file into
PS
I
still get the same message. Perhaps I need to add some kind of text marker
to ID
the file as jpeg? --glen
Save
a DA 733 with OS 10.4.11 for this job, any suggestions? --glen
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On May 26, 2011, at 5:31 PM, glen wrote:
Sooo, the QUESTION: is there any Mac software that will sniff out the
.tiff
docs and send them to my high speed commercial digital copier and allow me
to
print
report. --glen
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On May 28, 2011, at 4:41 AM, Geke wrote:
Or: Glen could batch-process the images, i.e. open them and save them
uncompressed, and then print those. That would take the load off the
printer’s processor
provide a lot
of good info on the card in question and I think there is a way to print it out
(from logs) if goes too fast to read. I used this method on my unsupported OSX
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files twice as fast as the RIP. Good exercise, thanks for all who
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Subject: You all have probably figured it out by now
but fuse.net is spazzing out again. I've gotten like 400 LEM list bounces
dating back to january from someone there just this morning...
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time
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So far no problems here. --glen
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but fuse.net is spazzing out again. I've gotten like 400 LEM list
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. He certainly made my day.
Thanks all --glen
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In my early life I worked in the shipyard that built many those Navy subs. And
today the shipyard parking lot boarders my residence. Which made the post even
more bizzaro. Very strange --glen
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You don't have to join, just search Retr0bright and Retrobright it will
reveal a number of posts, along with other alternatives to fixing discoloring.
One of these days I may do the same and restore my IIFX. Good luck --glen
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It doesn't matter to me if I run OS 9 or Classic in OS 10. I just need to get
the old speed back. TIA --glen
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