uldn't use the SSD as my boot drive, which was my
original intention. So the extension cables saved my plans to have the
Macs boot and operate solely from internal SSDs.
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10.2.8 (G5) on this original G5! It is like a time
travel, yet Jaguar is still quite usable. A lot of original Mac
applications, like Adobe CS2 or Microsoft Office:mac 2004, run on
Jaguar. It all feels totally retro and I love it! Also, since I became a
Mac user when Panther 10.3.8 was current, using 1
re affected)
Since the eject key is missing, shutdown by holding keys
Ctrt+Alt+Cmd+Eject won't work. I am unsure, but maybe this was also
possible with Ctrl+Alt+Cmd+F12...
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I don't know how Mac OS (the Classic one) and Mac OS X acts if it has
trouble reading data during bootup, because HDDs became more reliable
over the years and since I've started using Macs (around 2006 or so) I
didn't encounter such a situation ever again.
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Anytime.
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On 2017-08-14 19:06, Milton King wrote:
Thank You. I probably asked the wrong question an I was thinking largest
single processor on a 100 bus. This old G4 will not do much past email and a
few web sites. As you know, all of the browsers are not supported. My last
hopeful was Roccat and
On 2017-08-14 18:25, Mac User #330250 wrote:
On 2017-08-14 16:51, Milt King wrote:
I have a 350 mhz Mac G4. What is the
largest processor that I can place on this
^^
motherboard. This is just a project that I am interested in.
Oh... "largest"...
Answering for an "AGP
On 2017-08-14 16:51, Milt King wrote:
I have a 350 mhz Mac G4. What is the largest processor that I can place on this
motherboard. This is just a project that I am interested in.
Milt King
Oh may, this is going to be expensive!
From the top of my head, the answer is: A Dual-1.8 GHz G4, but
.
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Nevertheless, using such a partitioning is a poker game. One day, when
the partition is really filled, the operating system may rebuild the
boot files (as it does already for kernel extensions, kexts -- it keeps
a cache) and it will use the next available free blocks on that volume.
The user
you can find it in Terminal. In Terminal, make the script executable:
1) Go to the folder where you saved enable-lba48, e.g. "cd
/Users/Neal/Desktop"
2) Make the script executable: "sudo chmod ug+x enable-lba48" (chmod
means "change mode" and "ug+x" means &q
nal. In Thermal, make the script executable:
1) Go to the folder where you saved enable-lba48, e.g. "cd
/Users/Neal/Desktop"
2) Make the script executable: "sudo chmod ug+x enable-lba48" (chmod
means "change mode" and "ug+x" means "user and group: +x", an
Hello!
You failed to give some vital information. Is this a bootable drive in a
Power Mac? Which version of Mac OS X are you running? Are the partitions
accessible at all?
Normally the Apple Partition Map (APM) is stored in the first 64 sectors
and if they are not corrupted the partitions
compatibility. (G5 editions may not work on G4 Macs and vice versa.)
Drivers, if needed at all (Mac OS 9.2 and 10.4 support the 9000
out-of-the-box), should be available through the Wayback Machine or at
the garden.
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start-up) for a very long time, and also if the PRAM battery is bad and
the start-up sequence doesn't pass the Power-On-Self-Test (POST). (To
name just two cases with high rpm fans.)
Though it *could* also indicate a PSU problem, it seems more likely to
be the replaced memory in this specific
On 2016-07-29, 17:27, Zeb Favoovis wrote:
Replaced memory in my G5, now it beeps twice and refuses to start. Fans go to
max. RPM. Does anyone know what is wrong?
Hi!
The two beeps mean "Incompatible RAM type installed". Either one DIMM
died or you just recently pulled the DIMMs and
Hi!
Since the problme accured while it was running, I highly doubt that it
is the PRAM battery. I guess that there was a short circuit somewhere
and that made it freeze.
1. Remove all power (cord + battery),
2. clean it (clean out the dust!),
3. disassemble what you can (remove and reseat
Am 2016-04-06 um 17:57 schrieb peterh...@cruzio.com:
As the subject line says, I'm wondering if anyone has installed an SSD in
their G4? If so, would you please offer recommendations and comments on
how it performs?
2.5" SATA to PATA converters certainly exist (find them on eBay), but how
or something else.
Well, I assumed that no HDD is seen from Disk Utility or available as
installation target.
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://macs.about.com/od/usingyourmac/qt/partition-types.htm
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Original message from Manoah F. Adams (Monday, January 6 2014):
Hi,
Hello!
I'm trying to upgrade my Quicksilver 2001 800DP video from the stock
nVidia GeForce2 MX 32MB card to an nVidia FX 5500 (8x AGP).
You forgot to mention if it is a flashed PC card or if it is a Mac variant. If
it is a
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Absolutely agree about output to PDF - if only I'd known in 1996.
I had the same problems with an old Word file, but it wasn’t that important so
I just didn’t restore it after all.
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Date:Saturday, 08. June 2013
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a hint on how much it's worth (I always had the impression that you get used
Macs for lower prices than Everymac.com listed).
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). But this right did not exist under Snow Leopard and prior versions
of OS X.
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couldn’t resist…
Fabian Fang
LEM G-Group Manager
I hope you don’t ban me for this!
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a thourough hardware
test before anything else.
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Hi!
Maybe this is of some interest:
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added 2x1 GB it was accepted right away.
Maybe it is just the Early-2005 G5 line that makes trouble? Although, they
should be fairly identical to the Late-2004 series – all are PowerMac7,3…
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, I’m very thankfull for your help on that matter!
You don’t need to read the whole message, just so much that you understand I
merely wanted to express my gratitude for all your helpful thoughts!
THANKS.
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, it relies on Open Firmware (or EFI on Intel)
to initialize the card and takes over from there. Mac OS X will therefor never
work with an identical graphics card that has the wrong firmware on it.
Just to make things more complicated, I guess…
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on YouTube, like how to open it, but I cannot find
a good video that would help. Most videos deal with how to clean the
individual keys rather than how to open it.
Did I plug it in too early? Could it really be broken beyond repair?
All suggestions are wellcome…
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alcohol.
I hope that no damage has been introduced by connecting it while possible
moisture (or worse!) was still inside it.
That was very helpful! So again, thank you very much!
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disk), you’re safe. If you need to access the Windows 8
system partition or a partition on a fixed disk, shut down Windows 8
completely (without the new fast restarting hibernate-like shut-down).
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, and in the end—that what it comes down to—if you care about it
that much), there is almost always a way:
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but if swapping in a new PRAM battery doesn't fix it, I'd look to
replacing the PS.
Also a good guess.
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Pro 8 is for Mac OS X 10.4.3 or newer and Macs with G3, G4 or G5
processors or Intel processors. It is reported to run on OS X 10.8.
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is it then? It is free for download.
It has to be said thou that restrictions apply:
1) No support.
2) Not upgradeable.
3) It is not explicitly provided as free by Adobe, even thou that is the
result.
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decided to keep it that way – with serial
numbers.
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german:
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when they went the Mac Pro route: build
your own Mac Pro /aka/ Hackintosh. If you do it right, you’ll have the Mac Pro
that Apple should have made!
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to get this machine back in good
working order. Its the Apple Enthusiast in me.
I hope you can sort it out! The Quad really is a marvelous machine!
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dual layer disks; after all, this
is how a 2 1/2 hour movie + extras are put onto a single DVD disk.
As far as I remember this is true for DVD-R, but unfortunatelly not for DVD+R.
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it anyway?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Partition_Map
That said, if you use a 2 TB HDD, Mac OS X will still be able to use that
drive. It will simply only use the first 2 TB and ignore the rest. What a
waste!
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, this will ditch the G4 startup caches and rebuild them for
the G5 hardware. You can reboot normally after the Safe Boot and
things should be fine.
I never did that and it all worked fine… Went from a G4 to a G5 and back a
dozen times…
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, but with more features (like calibrating things).
True again?
If so, if these assumtions should be right, then all you need really is the
_better_ one: ASD.
With ASD you can do all the thing AHT can do… and more!
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) series.
And ASD 2.6.3 is the final version for the Late-2005 (including the Quad) G5s.
Google is you friend.
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need of course the right download software to actually get
it, and there has to be at least some_one_ providing it.
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and the Cube only has two USB1.1 ports. This is not a good way to expand the
Cube with WiFi.
The PCMCIA solution would be much more convenient.
Also: how about WPA2 and AES/PSK?
Anyway, thanks!
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On Dec 25, 2012, at 2:05 AM, Mac User #330250 wrote:
I need
with a stick-on label VER.2000 is definitely OS X-compatible.
I believe there may be one other F5D7010 version which is OS X-compatible.
All the others are not.
Do you know if it supports WPA2 and AES/PSK?
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(RT2870 chip). It supports Mac OS
X 10.3+, Windows 98+ and Linux, so I can really use it anywhere (except Mac OS
9 that is)!
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processor modules are also available, like this one:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Power-Mac-G4-1-0GHz-Dual-Processor-Module-661-2730-820-1310-A-3967-/160940346106
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performance will drop.
Don’t know how much a SCSI card will give you.
Don’t know if a SATA card is cheap to get, but SATA-1 will suffice.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serial_ATA#Revisions
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for the graphics card
exclusively, or—if it is too short—use the splitter only to extend it.
The second thought is that maybe the PSU itself isn’t capable of providing
enought power for all of the components. And: warmed-up components may draw
more power.
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9800 if you only use one HDD. If it does, this may be a convenient way
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Date:Saturday, 08. December 2012
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Modern SATA HDDs use 4096k sectors (WD: “Advanced Format”). APM uses
a different sequence of
powering up, which is propably the reason why you don’t experience this
problem then.
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, then international shipping.
So, that’s my personal preference…
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is owed.
Well, according to Wikipedia, the kernel is a hybrid. It is partly a March 3.0
microkernel and partly a (originally) 4.3BSD monolithic kernel.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XNU
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But first, you need to get into “command line editing”, and get Gentoo there:
http://www.gentoo.org/main/en/where.xml
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p.s. Forget that I even mentioned Gentoo Linux. Go for MintPPC! (No command
line editing
in the G-Group ever made such an upgrade?
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special hardware like Cubes (which were cheeper a year ago as they are now).
IMHO a fair price whould be around €50 – something like £40 or so… (excluding
shipping costs).
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/temporaid133.html
Note: Mac OS 9 supports only partition sizes up to 200 GB (Apple) or 190 GB
(Sonnet). (Which one is right?)
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the
graphics card a lot.
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Oh, forgot: for a “June 2004” you’re propably better off with ASD 2.5.7…
WRONG. I was sooo wrong.
I
Search the site where you normally find what you shouldn’t normally legally
find there… I hope this is not too obscure…
It sound something like the signs you read on buildings sometimes: TO RENT
(but written differently).
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WHERE can I obtain this disc? (Apple Service Diagnostic 2.5.8)
Oh, forgot: for a “June 2004” you’re propably
a theoretical question…)
I’d be happy to hear if it worked out!
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, a PowerPC 970 will not work. The same goes for the PowerPC 970MP
which can only be found in the Late-2005 G5s.
The June-2004 has PowerPC 970fx processors.
Good luck!
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need
to use the Internet Archive:
http://web.archive.org/web/20110521124501/http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4413
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at. As
they’ve recently removed all the “legacy” stuff (anything pre-10.7), you
need
to use the Internet Archive:
No, they have not:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4889
Oups. Sorry, my fault.
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downloaded.
Am I a fossil of the pre-internetpre-digital-content age?
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easier to control a purchase that is linked to a
specific customer account than one sold in “hard copy” form like on a CD/DVD
that can easily be sold second hand.
I don’t know exactly how this is handled in other parts of the world…
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On Aug 2, 2012, at 10:29 PM, Mullin9 wrote:
I have an iMac G4 1GHz
it does not have
!
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_CORRECTIONS_
…, even if you enter Open Firmware (by holding
Opt+Alt+O+F).
Should be: Opt+Cmd+O+F
1. Opt (Option key) is on newer keyboards also “Alt”
2. Cmd (Command key) is also the Windows key, should you a PC keyboard…
Do this from you
woring Tiger
the third chime
if you want to select the OS you want to boot into).
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Subject: Re: Mac OS X Server 1.2v3 on unsupported Power Macs, specifically: the
Cube
Date:Sunday, 22. July 2012
From:Kris Tilford ktilfo...@cox.net
To: g3-5-list@googlegroups.com
On Jul 21, 2012, at 3:51 PM, Mac User #330250 wrote
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for now.
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changing subject
Sorry. I’ll open a new subject then.
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later turned
out to be high density or PC100 instead of PC133 and so on.
For a G3 BW you can always use PC100 or PC133 DIMMs, because PC133 is 100%
backward compatible to PC100 (but not to PC66, used in Beige G3s).
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will keep you informed.
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via Software Update. Question is:
for how long?
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mind is:
“Apple Store” – that’s what’s their only interest: sell and forget.
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me should you be interested.
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will investigate this further.
What did you try to get Server 1.2 on the Cube?
Did you also try fooling it into believing it was an AGP graphics? (Open
Firmware hacking…)
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, they can still be
downloaded from the support site, one by one. I just don’t have the right
order to apply them. And they refuse to install in the wrong order! What a
mess!
Anyway, thanks for your help.
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to update my 10.3 using the priviously downloaded
.dmg installation images I collected and preserved for such cases.
Anyone else having problem with Software Update?
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Support. So they are still hosted, which is good, yes. But where is it that
Apple has more important things to do, when what they do is to remove a simple
list (which is what they apparently did) for older Mac OS versions?
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so
much when you think of how many 10.2/10.3 users are still out there:
practically only a few.
But, yeah, I do get you point.
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on a Cube.
Yes it does. It also runs 9.0.4 fine… and 9.1/9.2.0/9.2.1/9.2.2, Server 1.2,
10.0, 10.1, 10.2, 10.3 and, not so smooth, but also fine: 10.5.
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