I need hardware to let SCSI 1 SCSI 2 cables plug into a SCSI 3 male.
Pictures available, but apparently not thru the listserv.
Nelson Helm
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Allen Prunty alprunty at mac.com wrote:
You can buy a VGA to mac adaptor pretty cheap if you look around.
As I recall, when I bought my ViewSonic monitor at CompUSA, ViewSonic will
send you an adapter free if call them and can wait a few days. If you buy
the adapter at CompUSA, they charge
Beth,
Did you do a saved state or shutdown the PC totally?
What the size of the C Drive?
What version of the OS?
Have you tried FireWire Target Disk Mode (if possible)?
Have you checked the C drive file for errors aka Disk Warrior-Norton
Utilities?
Schoun
On 11/06/2002 9:04 AM, Beth Ernst at
Just as an aside, the new PowerBooks and iBooks are out.
I'm sure everyone will be checking www.apple.com to swoosh and wish.
I'm going to be upgrading to the new PB so that means my other one is going
up for sale.
Specs:
PowerBook G4
Latest best model before this update today
800MHz
512 Meg RAM
What ever happened to the digest idea for the group? I, for one, would like
to see it if it?s easy for Lee.
Robert
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On 11/6/02 9:04, Beth Ernst wrote
Has anyone dealt with Virtual PC much? I'm setting up a new machine and
want to copy my Virtual PC 4.0 to it without reinstalling the entire PC
side of things. The problem is I can't copy the PC drive C file. I get an
error -40. I can make copies of this file
it is!
remember: it's not how fast you climb the hill that matters, it's how fast
you go coming down!
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On Wednesday, November 6, 2002, at 09:42 AM, Robert M. Klein wrote:
What ever happened to the digest idea for the group? ?I, for one,
would like to see it if it?s easy for Lee.
It's still on the pile of things to do. I've been really busy with
other things, and haven't had a chance to set it
it is!
remember: it's not how fast you climb the hill that matters, it's how fast you
go coming down!
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Thanks, Lee. I think I can say for all of us that we appreciate what you do
for us.
Robert
On 11/6/02 12:00 PM, Lee Larson LLarson at Louisville.edu wrote:
On Wednesday, November 6, 2002, at 09:42 AM, Robert M. Klein wrote:
What ever happened to the digest idea for the group? ?I, for one,
In a message dated 06.11.2002 13:30:47 Uhr, robert at kleinlawyer.com writes:
Thanks, Lee. I think I can say for all of us that we appreciate what you
do
for us.
Robert
This goes for me, too. Marta
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About once a week I get the message that I need to restart my computer
( EMac- OS 10.2 0). Is this normal?
George Yankey
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This is not normal. Have you tried to update to 10.2.1 to see if that
helps? OS-X is designed to go for long stretches of time without
restarting, but without knowing more of what you are running and things
like that it is very hard to say what the problem is.
If you have a DSL or high speed it may have automatically downloaded the
update to 10.2.1... or installed some security fix as there were some holes
in 10.2.0. Either way... go to software update and get the 10.2.1 update
and it may fix that problem. I had it for a while until I updated
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to need this?
Anne
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