I have a huge collection of PowerPC computers ranging from the beige
233Mhz G3, to the G4 power mac tower. My favorite when it comes to
performance is the G4 Graphite Power Mac. It's power, it's
upgradeable, and it runs Leopard. Tiger was released back in 2005, and
it is still widely used in 2010,
I have the same exact laptop as you do, and I know what to do. Are
you sure it is an apple supported hard drive? Most power macs don't
just take any hard drive to run on. It has to be a specific hard drive
that is compatible specifically with your iBook. Also, did you check
the IDE controller
I have an Dell IN1910N 19 monitor, and it runs fine on a GeForce 6600. It
even runs ok on an ATI RAGE128 PRO. Trust me, it is probably the best you
can get when it comes to bang for the buck, quality, and size. In my
opinion, the display only looks he best at the maximum screen resolution the
thanks for the help. no wonder my 250 gig hard drive won't work. thank you
again.
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you are right about the expose thing, casey smith. expose isn't really
smooth on my monitor either, unless i get a video card upgrade.
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Whoa, you have a G4 cube? I have been looking for one for a while. How much
can I buy one for?
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Here is a simple solution that worked for me when I first got my Power Mac
G4 Graphite. Make sure that the jumper settings on the hard drive are not
misplaced and set as a Slave drive. Make sure you have a good DVD drive. I
had some problems with some older macs in which I had to completely
If you are looking for a video card, then I have a decent one for the cube.
i have a spare Nvidia GeForce 6800 GT with 256Mb of video RAM built in and
allows up to 384MB of shared Video RAM. It fits in the AGP socket.
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safari does that all of the time. I used safari 3 and somehow it is less of
a memory leak then safari 4.
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CPU%:32.6%
Threads: 29
Real Memory:1046.71 MB
Virtual Memory: 2.06 GB
mine is worse. =( YIKES
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wait a sec. if you are a mac collector i have something u might be
interested in. I have a power macintosh G3 beige @233Mhz running jaguar and
it has 30gig drive with 320MB of ram.
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Listen, my friend has an iMac G5 iSight just like you, and he has the same
problem. You probable may not have thought of this, but listen to this.
PowerPC G5 processors overheat much more than the average processor, thus
earning it the most Hottest processor in the history of processors. Look
Trust me, I have Leopard running on a Graphite G4 power macintosh, and after
i installed a new fan system and a small air conditioner unit, the system
thanked me with performance.
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sorry. what i said wasn't a generalization, i based it on what happened to
my friend's computer problem. if i misled you, then i obviously didnt know
what i was saying. i was half asleep and i just was about done from work.
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same here. os x is the best
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I understand that a hard drive made by seagate would fail. I have had 3
had drives for my laptop all from segate, and they all failed. now i have my
western digital HDD 750GB and it works for 2 years now. also, my windows
server 2008 system back at mt place has had a hard drive replacement
Hey everybody, I am trying to install OS X tiger on my computer, but no luck
is coming my way.
IHere is what happened. I had jaguar on it before, and i installed the game
FLY! using OS classinc mode. When i ran it, the system shutdown, turned
blank, and it had a folder with a flashing mac and
a mdd 1.0Ghz for $25? Dude, i got a graphite only 400Mhz back in december
2009. My deal compared to urs was a way rip off. where in the world can you
buy a mdd 1.0Ghz for $25? o_0. What kind of a world do we live in where
something not as good is more expensive?
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my mistake. i knew it was a qs, but i confused the 2.
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I have a suggestion. I also have a power Macintosh G4 sawtooth, and i got
all of my upgrades from www.otherworldcomputing.com . They make RAM even for
the macintosh quadra series from 1993-1995. Trust me, it's worth the
upgrade. For only $30 per 512MB PC100 SDRAM module, my computer is one happy
Try getting one of those plugs where you plug it into the SATA port, and
it splits it into 2 SATA ports. Maybe that'll work. Only thing is, where do
you get one? I have heard of those a while back when I did some research on
SATA drives when they were new...
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Is it an iBook, PowerBook, PowerMac? Consider upgrading to at least Jaguar
(OS X 10.2), or upgrade to Mac OS 8.6. Mac OS 8.6 is the earliest OS I know
of that works with any of my AirPort cards. Any Mac OS that is earlier than
10.0 is so old to me, I wouldn't even consider using it. Mac OS was a
I have an offer. I can sell you an Nvidia GeForce 6800 GT with 256MB
VRAM. It fits into the AGP slot. $50 will buy it.
On 3/29/10, PM7500 jburke...@comcast.net wrote:
The FX5200 for the G5 Xserve is PCI. The G5 Xserve doesn't have a AGP
slot.
On Mar 22, 11:18 pm, Justin The Cynical
Sorry, didnt realize it uses PCI until i read it
On 3/29/10, Mark Sokolovsky coolmar...@gmail.com wrote:
I have an offer. I can sell you an Nvidia GeForce 6800 GT with 256MB
VRAM. It fits into the AGP slot. $50 will buy it.
On 3/29/10, PM7500 jburke...@comcast.net wrote:
The FX5200
Sqeaky drives sometimes have to do something with the ball bearing. Like the
other guy said, check to make sure the ball bearings and everything else is
not rusted or weathered in some way.
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Alright guys, I have 2 of these cards, and they both have the same exact
specs:
Nvida Geforce 6800 GT
8x AGP Slot
256MB DDR2 VRAM
PNY technologies
I am selling them both for $50 each.
(trust me, craigslist gets ya alot of things that others want)
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yes, they are still available.
anyone who wants the video cards can email me at coolmar...@gmail.com
now... i only have 2 of them, so don't get mad. i really don't know how i cn
sell them with so many buyers, but starting price is $50 US dollars. If you
guys decide to start an auction, that's up
here's one thing. I reccommend to only buy processors that were originally
made by apple, to ensure more performance and compatability. It's much more
reasonable to buy a 1.25Ghz PowerPC G4 processor upgrade rather that the
ones you see, because you don't know what processors they are, and who
I have had the same problem on my graphite PM G4, but putting the jumpers in
a dual configuration worked. I have both hard drives at 40GB, one is a
master one is a slave. Only thing is, it only worked for me after i
partitioned the main hard drive. Now only the main HDD can be used in target
disk
and drive 1 has 3 partitons. A 20GB partition, and (2) 10GB partitons.
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If it is longer, be careful and try not to damage anything inside. Put it in
carefully, and you'll be good to go. It will fit in, but i don't know about
the hook. The hook may be some obstrustion to the system. I have expirience
with an Nvidia GeForce 6200 GT with 256MB VRAM, it is very long, and
alrighty then, i guess you are good to go... im i right? If so, then i am
glad that i helped you out. any time you have a question about macs or pcs,
come to me.
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Hey guys i have a question. i also have a PM G4 sawtooth graphite, and
i absolutely hate that ATI RAGE 128PRO. Would a flashed Nvidia GeForce
2 MX/MX440 work? It is a PC card. with 64MB RAM.
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yes i would.
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On Apr 2, 2010, at 3:09 PM, Wm. Arnold wrote:
Is there any one on this list who would be interested
in a large Apple/Mac Collection in Ohio ?
Wm.
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I would use a video card that has 256MB of VRAM. Most of my computers
have that as a minimum, even though i almost never use graphics
intensive programs, but just in case i have it there, it will be
there. I reccommend an Nvidia GeForce 6800 GT with 256MB of VRAM. It
can also have an extra 128MB
taping pins 3 11? what are you talking about? If this is some new
technique, this better work... o_O
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I would use a video card that has 256MB of VRAM. Most of my computers
have that as a minimum, even though i almost never use graphics
Well... I should have read the fine print. If those cutstom processors
are only upgrades from the ones of IBM and Motorola, then ok. look,
these days Ican barely trust anyone with fixing my Macs. First they
will say that it has alot of problems, then they charge me big bucks,
and return it to me
I have had this happen on my older tangerine clamshell iBook G3. Once i
replaced the battery, the light always turns green when fully charged.
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I used macs for more than a year now, but i wouldn't consider myself
new to them. It's just that I never messed around with the video cards.
Btw, if you want to ask me about the pc to mac transition, it was great.
macs are better like always. If an Nvidia GeForce 2 MX/MX440 PC video card
That's also why I never buy online unless my firends know what and who they
bough from. That's also why I do most of my work on my own, just like john.
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Here's a simple answer, straight up.
If you want performance, movies, and all of that stuff, go with Tiger.
If you want newer programs, compatability, (not saying that leopard is
slow, but..) and movies, but basically all of the features of tiger
but newer? Go with Leopard.
If you want extreme
If i mislead anyone, sorry about that. Leopard is a pretty good
system. On my last message it says tiger is faster, well it is, but
leopard is fast too.
On 4/5/10, Mark Sokolovsky coolmar...@gmail.com wrote:
Here's a simple answer, straight up.
If you want performance, movies, and all
Oh wow. Sometimes late nights on ebay really gets to your head.
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On Apr 3, 2010, at 8:18 AM, PM7500 wrote:
Not so. Here is a Mac Edition Radeon 7500 with DVI and VGA and NO
ADC.
http://tinyurl.com/yhrkybq
Sorry, you've made a mistake. The
I triple-booted my system with OS 9.2.2, Tiger, and Leopard. The more,
the better. Not always do you need 3 or 2 system like i do, but i do run
classic programs, so sometimes i run tiger.
Edit: I also have a 4th system on it, Jaguar. it's my PM G4 Graphite.
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Well i know one thing. Safari really eats up your RAM if you use it for a
while. But in your case, try and make sure you don't have slow internet,
because until i ordered verizon, my internet made my safari act up like
that. Anyways, about the system restarting every day...
I used to have a
Back up your data, and re-install OS 9. you might have a corrupted OS.
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To tell you one thing, Mac OS X leopard is really heavy on PPC computer
video cards if they are under 64MB VRAM, more or less the video performance
wouldn't be expected to be normal considering the fact that the video card
you have is original to your machine.
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It does SEEM like a waste of HDD space, but i forgot to mention, ann of
those 4 Os's only take up 26.9GB of my 750GB EIDE HDD. So, pleny of room
there. I put all of those Os's there becuase i enjoy moving back and fourth
between different systems for different reasons.
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I know the latest version addressed the memory leak, but the thing is, I
have a G3 iMac with Tiger on it, and I can't install the latest version of
safari on it. I guess safari will only come into use on my PM G4 with
Leopard.
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I once used iMovie 7, and it had such bad performance one time, it wasn't
even funny. I plugged in an external HDD to pull sound effects off of, and
it lost sync, and it Quit unexpectedly. I rolled back to iMovie 6, and it
was alright
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lol I happen to have a good video card. I can let it go for $50.
Company: Nvidia
Model: GeForce 6800GT
Model series: GeForce 6
Slot: AGP 4x-8x
VRAM: 256MB DDR2
MFG. DATE: November 2004
BFG technologies
it has dual fans with a metal plate on the front of it.
the video card requires a power supply
look you guys, if you want leopard to run on a G4 processor slower than
867Mhz, you don't need some serious hacking... lol who would hack just to
install leopard.
Just download LeopardAssist. It basically allows leopard to install by
giving your system fake info ma,king it think that it is 933Mhz
I have successfully booted OS 9 from a USB flash drive before, but here is
why i was able to. External USB drives (not flash drives) use their own
power supply, and require an OS to be used or seen. Flash drives work as if
they were internal drives, but slower. I did install OS 9 to USB, it
maybe. But in terms of performance, iMovie 6 was great on my PM G4. iMovie
7 was ok-ish on my PM G4, while iMovie 8 was unworkable with. iMovie 8 is
still slow even with a G5 processor. The newer intel processors have some
technology that is a key component to newer iMovie programs, so they
You know what? you could've partitined it! It could only read 128GB of
partition space at a time, so why don't you put that 250GBHDD back in there,
and put in (2) 125GB partitions. Also, if you want to beef it up, use
LeopardAssist to put leopard on it. Leopard requires a G4 processor @ 867Mhz
or
Wait, how about this. I have a SCSI controller card Ultra66. It is
completely compatible with macs, and it goes into the PCI slot. It
basically had 2 EIDE plugs on it, and it breaks that 128GB limit. I
have used it before, i flashed it after i pulled it out of a Windows
NT 4 server. It works
on it, and safari 4 is SOO laggy on
it, my iBook G3 clamshell with jaguar runs safari 1.0 much better than
it? Isn't that ironic?
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On Apr 8, 2010, at 9:56 PM, Mark Sokolovsky wrote:
I know the latest version addressed the memory leak, but the thing
That can work, depending on what external HDD you bought. You see, i
have a western digital digital book 500GB HDD extrnal that plugs in
through firewire, but it will not be seen from my Mac at startup,
because I haven't read on the box that it sad Requires Mac OS X
10.3.9 or later odr for
never mind. i am no longer posting buying/selling posts. omg i forgot
that rule sorry guys.
o_0
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Wait, how about this. I have a SCSI controller card Ultra66. It is
completely compatible with macs, and it goes into the PCI slot
I suggest that you fix it up and get that piece of history back on
it's feet, because a pismo G3 doesn't just come around the ocrner too
much anymore. I am not sure of this, but i don't think that Powerbook
G3 laptops are able to run OS X due to some processor peroblem or some
limitiation. Maybe
Hey guys... watch out make sure you don't post anything else about
selling or buying, you might get banned. I have stopped because i got
an early warning.
On 4/9/10, Kris Tilford ktilfo...@cox.net wrote:
On Apr 9, 2010, at 5:19 PM, Frank J. R. Hanstick wrote:
I have a PCI Radeon 9200 and a AGP
Try getting a new power supply. Haven't you noticed? if you try
everything and if the power supply still doesn't work, get a new one.
A standard 500w ATX power supply should do the trick. Before you do
that, unplug your machine from the wall. Press and hold the power
button for 10 seconds. Then
Most macs with USB ports can boot from USB, but I used my summer 2001
G3 iMac to boot from USB to install tiger. I also used my PM G4
graphite sawtooth with no problems. Here is a list of computers that
cannot be booted using USB:
iBook Clamshell series (all versions)
BW Power Macintosh G3
iBook
yeah
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On Apr 10, 2010, at 12:14 AM, Mark Sokolovsky wrote:
Hey guys... watch out make sure you don't post anything else about
selling or buying, you might get banned. I have stopped because i got
an early warning.
Duh, I told you last
Try getting new drivers from the HP website. That might help. It
worked for me that time when i bought an HP Photosmart C4200 and after
a while i ran into the same problems that you did. I unplugged
and-replugged everything, un-installed the printer, and re-installed
it using downloaded drivers.
Why are you using a 40GB HDD when the limit is 32GB? is this PM G3 BW
or beige? I have a beige PM G3 and it works ok with a 30GB HDD, and i
installed tiger on it though a PM G4, and i plugged in the HDD. The
bong noise comes on, but the screen is black after i turn it on.any
help would be
ok. just trying to help
On Tue, Apr 13, 2010 at 7:54 AM, Kasey Smith kasm...@gmail.com wrote:
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Why are you using a 40GB HDD when the limit is 32GB? is this PM G3 BW
or beige? I have a beige PM G3 and it works ok
Hey everybody. I have recently purchased a 2.5 SATA HDD enclosure for my
Power Mac G4, and ever since i had it plugged in my system, my Mac has sleep
issues. It works ok in sleep mode whenever i have it unplugged, but is there
any way i can get the computer into sleep mode without unplugging and
Also, my system can be in sleep mode for maybe a minute or two, but then it
turns on again for no reason. The HDD is not bad, i did a test on it using a
diagnostic tool for macs.
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Alright. thanks for the help. That does help, but isn't the HDD supposed to
re-mount after it wakes from sleep?
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Well Macs are great machines, and they can detect, work with, or do anything
you want it to. If i plug my external HDD in, and it keeps on waking from
sleep mode,
it must be trying to tell me to unmount it before it goes to sleep
mode. What a smart Mac! =)
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Hey everybody, it's Mark again. I recently bought a PM G4 Dual 1Ghz
quicksilver tower. It has 1GB RAM, 80GB HDD, and either 32 or 64MB ATI
RADEON 9600 AGP graphics card. I bought it for a bargain because the people
who i bought it from said there is a problem with the power supply box.
Before it
ok, thank you for your input. I can try what was suggested, but i don't like
the ATXG4 solution, because i'm afraid i might fry my logic board.
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Actually no, it's plugged into the built-in USB ports on the back of the
tower.
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Apple going to AMD? That is a very close possibility that could happen in
the next 5 years, but i won't like that at all. I liked it when Apple Macs
still were made with the good ol' PowerPC processor. If you're gonna make
any negotiations Apple, talk with IBM again and bring back the
Like all prototype concepts that preceded the iPad with a fully functional
touch screen, the iPad is new to this world for many people, and it may take
some time to get used to like when computers first came out. The iPad is
alot more than just An enlarged iPod touch. If this device was loaded up
Try looking on the system profiler application on your system, or get a
thermal sensor that plugs into one of the internal ports on your system.
There is no general thermal calibration for all G5 systems, so finding the
proper information on what you are looking for is going to be a challenge.
If
Since i do not have any experience with the internal components of iMac G5
computers, my answer may be limited to the best of my knowledge.
There is a 50% chance that this will succeed, because the 20 iMac G5 only
has a bigger screen, and maybe the logic board will fit right into place if
you
Try this. Drag the window to the left until the left side of the window
touches the left border of the screen. Then, look at the bottom right corner
of the window, and you will see a small tab. press and hold on it using the
let button on your mouse, and then drag it to resize it. That should
I don't want to use ebay, because i cannot trust them. If i search on
google, a new one costs $170 US and it's only 340W. For half that price i
can get a 1000W ATX power supply box round my neck of the woods.
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1. Check to make sure your coolant system is ok.
2. Check the power supply box it ok.
3. make sure that all system components are plugged in properly.
4. Make sure that the AC outlet is functioning properly.
5. Make sure you don't have bad capacitors or a logic board.
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Sweet. I'm going to try this with an eye toy USB Playstation 2 webcam.
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Ok then. Just trying to help to the best of my knowledge.
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michael's G5 is a powermac. mine is a G4.
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Ok... but don't know... last time i got ripped off.
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you know, Al boone is right. I have a dell 23 widescreen plugged into my PM
G4 graphite AGP, and that technique worked and it pulled up on full screen.
For even more space, i recommend auto-hiding the dock and blow it up on full
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Well in the end, everybody moves on, and Apple has left behind a legend of
PowerPc computers, and it has made it's mark on history. I would be glad to
see Apple making both PowerPC and AMD and intel processors, so everyone has
a choice. Other than that, yeah Apple had made quite some history
I might be completely wrong but i think it will go like this:
Mac OS X 10.4 PowerPC
Mac OS X 10.4.3 PowerPC Intel
Mac OS X 10.5 PowerPC Intel
Mac OS X 10.6 Intel only
mac OS X 10.6.9 Intel and AMD
Mac OS X 10.7 Intel and AMD
Mac OS X 10.8 AMd only
Mac OS X 10.8.8 AMD and PowerPC G6?!?!
Mac
Hi. I have Mac OS X Leopard on my AGP PM G4 Graphite, and I am trying to
install a printer that is on the network. The Printer is an HP Photosmart
C3100, but it is plugged directly through USB on one of my Pcs. Is there any
way i can connect a printer that is on a PC from a mac? The PC is running
lol. u know everyone's talkin' the talk when it comes to Mac OS X on Pcs
and AMD systems. I don't see anyone walkin' the walk, because i have never
seen Mac OS X on a Pc with Intel or AMD with my own eyes. I want a
step-by-step procedure so i can get it running on a Pentium 4 system. I will
I was just curious on how this is possible. I know that just any computer
with OS X is not a Mac. It wo't feel like a mac, or work like one, or even
come close to looking like one, unless you have a real mac. I only want to
know how this is possible to shake out some rumors i have still stuck in
I already have setup my printer in a way that it can be shared. How do i
know that my Mac can detect it and connect to it?
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After only 2 hours of usage? DUDE! EPIC.
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Try a +12v plug. I have an iBook G3 and it works ok with it's yo-yo power
plug which runs at 12 volts.
On Sat, Apr 17, 2010 at 10:29 PM, Papa Bear gda1...@aol.com wrote:
Does anyone know what the specs are for the ac power adapter for the
A1005 I book. Or if the adapter from the G3 wallstreet
No. My print server is a pc. the printer is hooked up to a pc, and i am
trying to get my mac connected to it.
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This is so strange. I installed a 4-port USB PCi card onto my PM G4
sawtooth, and i have the same problem with my external 320GB HDD.
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just for mac? finally, a piece of software that won't be tainted by the many
viruses of Windows.
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Well, ok. I understand that. Btw, do u happen to have a 22-pin quicksilver
power supply box?
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i recently bought a quicksilver. everything in there was ok except for the
power supply. It went and never turned on again. I checked everything, and
yes it is the power supply box. Turns out it had a Bad bunch or capacitors
that decided to explode. not only that, i can't waste my quicksiver. It's
alrighty then. thanks. keep me posted
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