The more modern the (Apple) keyboard, the harder it is to strip it down to
clean it. If you have a glued together one, they want you to buy a new one
and be more careful in future! That solution will certainly work. But in
the real world, we grudge paying £50 or so for a keyboard. There are
- Dan.
On Apr 30, 5:58 am, Ken Daggett kadagg...@gmail.com wrote:
On 29 Apr 2012, at 21:30:28 PDT, Deiniol ap Deiniol wrote:
The OS9 disc is a retail version AFAIK. I also tried my iMac DV OS9
disc, out of curiosity (desperation!?) - that again tells me I have
OS9 installedwhen I
I've just been playing with my dual 1.GHz MDD, currently with 512
memory (until I find my stock pile!). I want to set this up with a
drive booting OS9 natively, and also to be able to use Classic in OSX
Tiger.
I partitioned an 80GB drive as 60/20, with a view to installing OS9
on one and Tiger
Well tonight I decided to reinstall Tiger on the drive that the G5
shipped with, since I hadn't really done much with that in terms of
installing software, having concentrated on the Leopard that I had put
on the second HD and though the seller had done a clean and sensible
install of OSX, I
Well still no success with FW400 on the G5.
Kris, I downloaded the update, but I'm somewhat loath to use it as I
don't think it's an OS issue: I have both Tiger on the drive it came
with, and Leopard on the SATA drive I put in. FW400 works in neither
- if it worked in tiger but not Leopard then
Well still no success with FW400 on the G5.
Kris, I downloaded the update, but I'm somewhat loath to use it as I
don't think it's an OS issue: I have both Tiger on the drive it came
with, and Leopard on the SATA drive I put in. FW400 works in neither
- if it worked in tiger but not Leopard then
.
I've had similar issues before, with both software and hardware
causes. Hardware is always someone tried to insert a FW400 plug upside-
down, and since FW400 carries power it shorts out the port permanently
and it's dead forever.
Hi Kris:
Agreed, but I've still got power to my FW400's
.
I've had similar issues before, with both software and hardware
causes. Hardware is always someone tried to insert a FW400 plug upside-
down, and since FW400 carries power it shorts out the port permanently
and it's dead forever.
Hi Kris:
Agreed, but I've still got power to my FW400's
...story continues...
Well I tried resetting PRAM, and no difference.
(I can't find the reset button on my motherboard to do the PMU: I
have the take-apart guide stored on another Mac so I'll look at that
later).
I've also done open firmware reset(does this reset the PMU?)
...story continues...
Well I tried resetting PRAM, and no difference.
(I can't find the reset button on my motherboard to do the PMU: I
have the take-apart guide stored on another Mac so I'll look at that
later).
I've also done open firmware reset(does this reset the PMU?)
...story continues...
Well I tried resetting PRAM, and no difference.
(I can't find the reset button on my motherboard to do the PMU: I
have the take-apart guide stored on another Mac so I'll look at that
later).
I've also done open firmware reset(does this reset the PMU?)
On Jul 27, 3:02 am, Jim Scott jesco...@gmail.com wrote:
On Jul 26, 2011, at 6:28 PM, Deiniol ap Deiniol wrote:
I've been given an iBook G4 to look at. This was apparently working
fine then 'died'.
It is a 1.2GHz, with 256MB memory, 80GB hd and combo drive.
Try an Open Firmware set
I've been given an iBook G4 to look at. This was apparently working
fine then 'died'.
It is a 1.2GHz, with 256MB memory, 80GB hd and combo drive.
When turned on there is no 'bong', and no illumination of the display
(although when I tried it yesterday after removing the battery for 24
hours (saw
Interesting info thanks peterh...
Just to close this thread, (although it seemed too have died anyway!)
I was having a problem with the new DVD drive tray fouling the gap in
the MDD case, (I had done all testing with the cage loose and
accessible, and the MDD opened to the elements). As it was
Hi Group:
When I got my dual 1.2GHz MDD a few months ago, I found it had two
optical drives fitted, although only the upper one was functional.
Clicking the 'open drive' icon showed one drive: the button always
opened the top one and sometimes the lower one would open too. As I
had it out of
On Feb 2, 10:55 pm, Tina K. penguir...@gmail.com wrote:
On 2011/02/02 15:53, J.M.P.Hissel so eloquently wrote:
On 02-02-2011 21:14, Yersinia,yersi...@myfairpoint.net, wrote:
and you buy a new one that tests good (with a voltmeter)
No, a voltmeter is useless! You'll need a
Hi Jeff Daile.
What have you got the Skype volume control set at? If it was set very
low then you would have to turn up the system volume up to be able to
hear Skype calls. I normally have my Skype volume control about
halfway, and system volume about 3/4 and this works.
HTH, Dan
--
You
Hi Jeff Daile.
What have you got the Skype volume control set at? If it was set very
low then you would have to turn up the system volume up to be able to
hear Skype calls. I normally have my Skype volume control about
halfway, and system volume about 3/4 and this works.
HTH, Dan
--
You
Hi Dana,
Pleased to say you inspired me, so I just whipped the
Atto UL2D SCSI card and the 80GB drive out of the old 733 QS tonight,
and stuck it into the 933. Went ahead and tried a Leopard install
from the Time Machine drive. Absolutely no problem at all,
everything went
On Dec 1, 6:36 pm, Wallace Adrian D'Alessio fluxstrin...@gmail.com
wrote:
On Wed, Dec 1, 2010 at 1:35 PM, Wallace Adrian D'Alessio
fluxstrin...@gmail.com wrote:
So who are the Neal Stephenson fans on this thread ??
Is that the Neil Stephenson who wrote In the beginning was the
command
On Dec 1, 6:36 pm, Wallace Adrian D'Alessio fluxstrin...@gmail.com
wrote:
On Wed, Dec 1, 2010 at 1:35 PM, Wallace Adrian D'Alessio
fluxstrin...@gmail.com wrote:
So who are the Neal Stephenson fans on this thread ??
Is that the Neil Stephenson who wrote In the beginning was the
command
My latest Quicksilver is a 933 G4 with 1.5GB memory, running 10.4.11.
I've installed a 120GB first drive, along with another 120GB drive
which was the Time Machine drive for the Leopard that came on its
original 60 GB hard drive.
I fancy transferring the SCSI card from my 733 QS along with its
On Aug 26, 4:48 am, Illirik Smirnov illir...@gmail.com wrote:
Oh. That could be a problem for you.
You could always just use another browser, like Opera or Konqueror (I have a
love/hate relationship with Safari. Don't ask.)
Sent from a computer running either the SPARC, Itanium, or PowerPC
On Aug 26, 4:48 am, Illirik Smirnov illir...@gmail.com wrote:
Oh. That could be a problem for you.
You could always just use another browser, like Opera or Konqueror (I have a
love/hate relationship with Safari. Don't ask.)
Sent from a computer running either the SPARC, Itanium, or PowerPC
Eric Herbert wrote:
The card will work in a Sawtooth, but it will NOT run an ADC monitor. The
Gigabit and later models all have an extra power port just ahead of the AGP
slot that supplies the 28V to the ADC port. You CAN however run an ADC-DVI
adapter and have a DVI monitor connected.
I've just got a 400MHz Sawtooth which has the VGA/DVI video card
fitted. It works fine, but I'd like to swap the video card for the
one out of my (dead!) 450 MHz Sawtooth, as I want the Sawtooth to talk
to an ADC monitor.
(I may be buying one, but need to test it as working so I need to take
a
Sorry just got the magnifying glass out and this ADC card is from a
466 MHz Digital Audio, not a Sawtooth!
On Jul 12, 3:05 am, Deiniol ap Deiniol
autolycus.mercat...@googlemail.com wrote:
I've just got a 400MHz Sawtooth which has the VGA/DVI video card
fitted. It works fine, but I'd like
Sorry just got the magnifying glass out and this ADC card is from a
466 MHz Digital Audio, not a Sawtooth!
On Jul 12, 3:05 am, Deiniol ap Deiniol
autolycus.mercat...@googlemail.com wrote:
I've just got a 400MHz Sawtooth which has the VGA/DVI video card
fitted. It works fine, but I'd like
Sorry just got the magnifying glass out and this ADC card is from a
466 MHz Digital Audio, not a Sawtooth!
On Jul 12, 3:05 am, Deiniol ap Deiniol
autolycus.mercat...@googlemail.com wrote:
I've just got a 400MHz Sawtooth which has the VGA/DVI video card
fitted. It works fine, but I'd like
Sorry just got the magnifying glass out and this ADC card is from a
466 MHz Digital Audio, not a Sawtooth!
On Jul 12, 3:05 am, Deiniol ap Deiniol
autolycus.mercat...@googlemail.com wrote:
I've just got a 400MHz Sawtooth which has the VGA/DVI video card
fitted. It works fine, but I'd like
Hi LISTERS,
WELL Thanks for all helpful suggestions so far
HD is a 40GB Seagate ST340014A, presumably the original. At present
there is no jumper on the back so I assume that's running as Cable
Select?
I know about jumpering HD's from my days on the Dark Side, but since
most
Hi LISTERS,
WELL Thanks for all helpful suggestions so far
HD is a 40GB Seagate ST340014A, presumably the original. At present
there is no jumper on the back so I assume that's running as Cable
Select?
I know about jumpering HD's from my days on the Dark Side, but since
most
Recently got a 733MHz Quicksilver, which initially was unwilling to
boot at all, although I had seen it working, when I bought it. After
fitting new PRAM battery and CUDA update, it would initially start to
boot and then turn off. It gradually started getting further along
until it would boot
Well tonight I tried this fix, proposed by Sri and IT WORKS BY GAD!
Any users of British keyboards will find the backtick ` next to the
letter Z on the keyboard BTW.
The eMac now starts fine, and runs well. I tried looking at a WMV
file using VLC and it runs but doesn't show any video, so I
Hi Sri...
That's really useful information you give me there - I was
wondering why the beast is so docile in safe mode, when it totally
hangs in normal boot!
I shall definitely play with this when I've cleared a little space on
the bench for it: it's been put out of the way for now
Does it pass AHT?
Well I finally ran to earth my Apple Hardware test disc for eMac.
Unfortunately the eMac it came with was a 1GHz or earlier (SW version
1.2.2s/n 691-4177-A)
so when I restarted with the CD it said that it could not run and
offered me a restart.
So no further on.
Does it pass AHT?
Well I finally ran to earth my Apple Hardware test disc for eMac.
Unfortunately the eMac it came with was a 1GHz or earlier (SW version
1.2.2s/n 691-4177-A)
so when I restarted with the CD it said that it could not run and
offered me a restart.
So no further on.
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