In a message dated 12/29/2 7:21:11 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Are there serious improvements in 7.5.5 compared to 7.5.3?
Yes! 7.5.5 is much more stable and a little faster than 7.5.3 on my LC 580.
As for real life test. It's worth the upgrade.
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Rob wrote:
So I was finally able to get A/UX 3.01 installed on my Q700. It seemed to
install fine and when the machine is booted, it enters the A/UX launcher.
But when trying to boot, it comes up with an error message: Open on
'newunix' failed.
I tried changing the limited settings in the
Dan Palka wrote:
Search for a program called SystemPicker. Its a control panel that you can
use to bless a system folder, no matter where it is.
Thanks for the tip Dan. Works well enough.
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Small Dog Electronics
Hi
I bought a used Quadra 840AV with lots of installed software from someone
clearing out his basement. Unfortunately I've never worked with a Mac
before. It didn't come with any books of any sorts and I'm wondering if any
of you have any experience using this Mac for editing, if there's any
Thanks for the reply.
I've installed it three times, once as is written on this web page. Once as
a default easy install and once as the way that I would do it. None of
them will boot. It seems as though the directory structure is fine, so I'll
have to keep working on it.
Now that I have
Dan Palka writes:
System 7.1.1 proved to be not just slower, but significantly slower in
several
key areas, the biggest being disk access. Speedometer reported that disk
access records were 143% in favor of 7.5.5. How could this be true?
Two words: Disk Cache.
As Apple evolved the Mac OS,
I haven't seen anybody mention it, but what about the benefit of SCSI
manager 4.3? A Quadra 800 will definitely benefit from it, and the
performance boost MIGHT be as great as 50%. Try removing the SCSI
Manager extension and see if the performance drops down to 7.1.1
levels. Also, don't
The documentation is wonderful. :) if you could find some.
Half way through a network install of Debian on what was my Q800 now C650.
Have you taken the long walk through
http://www.faqs.org/faqs/aux-faq/part1/ maybe you'll find something in
the 4 pages, probably seen that one too.
Good luck.
It seems people on this list don't have faith in me. Yes of course I
already thought of that. They were both set exactly the same.
on 12/30/02 10:26 AM, Dan Knight at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Dan Palka writes:
System 7.1.1 proved to be not just slower, but significantly slower in
several
Are there serious improvements in 7.5.5 compared to 7.5.3?
Yes! 7.5.5 is much more stable and a little faster than 7.5.3 on my LC
580.
As for real life test. It's worth the upgrade.
As a contrary point I would like to say my C650 crashed a lot more with 7.5.5 than
with 7.5.3, though maybe
Kyle Kinsey wrote:
Are there serious improvements in 7.5.5 compared to 7.5.3?
though maybe that was just me ;-)
k.
Kyle Kinsey
That's a good possibility Kyle... 8-) Really, in order to get 7.5.5 stable, one must
slim it down to what THEIR computer needs to run the software that
At 08:10 AM 12/30/2002, AylmerQuebec typed thusly:
A quick aside: What is Macromedia Flash, what is it used for? I see it
mentioned every so often
Many websites with animation (either full animated sites, or things like
rollovers) use Flash. It's reasonably compact, but you do need a plugin
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