augforce
May 6, 02:12 PM
Crossloop works pretty well. I've used it when I worked in a NOC and it works PC-Mac, Mac-PC, Mac-Mac, etc. Easy to install and it relies on a access code to share with the person you want to have access to your desktop.
www.crossloop.com
www.crossloop.com
Darth.Titan
Feb 15, 12:41 PM
Hi guys...
So yeah. I have this old iMac G3 that has been sitting in my closet for years, it hasn't been used for over 5 years. So I turn it on yesterday after discovering all the old Mac games on Macintoshgarden, and it works! :D
The specs go as follows:
G3 333 mhz, 64 MB RAM, 6 GB HD, OS 9.2.2
If i buy two 128 MB sticks at OWC, will I be able to run any Mac game from 2001 and older just fine? The early early Mac OS X games built for 10.0-10.1 that are 3D but also compatible with OS 9 are the ones that scare me the most.
Why not go ahead and max the RAM out at 512MB?
So yeah. I have this old iMac G3 that has been sitting in my closet for years, it hasn't been used for over 5 years. So I turn it on yesterday after discovering all the old Mac games on Macintoshgarden, and it works! :D
The specs go as follows:
G3 333 mhz, 64 MB RAM, 6 GB HD, OS 9.2.2
If i buy two 128 MB sticks at OWC, will I be able to run any Mac game from 2001 and older just fine? The early early Mac OS X games built for 10.0-10.1 that are 3D but also compatible with OS 9 are the ones that scare me the most.
Why not go ahead and max the RAM out at 512MB?
jackerin
Apr 16, 05:07 AM
The "no input controls" is normal with audio interfaces that have physical audio controls (gain, phantom power on/off etc).
Your problem could be caused by many different things like bad cable, not using phantom power on a mic that needs it, wrong track settings in Garageband and so on.
Your problem could be caused by many different things like bad cable, not using phantom power on a mic that needs it, wrong track settings in Garageband and so on.
flopticalcube
Apr 24, 06:14 PM
Only the RAM it sees. The address space for the remaining RAM is not available to the OS. This is a chipset limitation and appears both in OSX and Windows.
Haywire Robot
Jul 11, 11:57 AM
****, wrong topic. I'm an idiot.
AT&T store in the same complex -
Screw this place.
5 hour wait.
No iPhones.
100-150 people waiting...told us nothing till the last iPhone sold out.
Pissed off. I'm going to apple! They have tons.
AT&T store in the same complex -
Screw this place.
5 hour wait.
No iPhones.
100-150 people waiting...told us nothing till the last iPhone sold out.
Pissed off. I'm going to apple! They have tons.
nyprospect
Feb 1, 11:28 PM
Hi.I just purchased a shuttle lcd monitor.I took it out of the box and prayed to the lcd gods for no dead or lit pixels.lo and behold one bright yellow or white pixel in the corner.Does any have a problem like this and is fine with it.will there be more?
OSMac
Mar 3, 08:15 PM
Are they sending links, example?
Acts123
Apr 13, 09:03 PM
When I signed into gmail on my new iPad, only some of my Notes transferred that were originally on my iPhone (the notes transferred from iphone to ipad must have been done via gmail since they were not synced to my itunes) Does anyone know why? Also, if I used the same computer and iTunes account to activate 2 iPads, will both iPads end up with the same data.
Thanks!
Thanks!
dbwrobel
Apr 13, 08:34 PM
I've been going through many threads and can't decide on a particular setup so I thought I'd open up a thread and get some opinions.
I'm currently doing my masters in aero. engineering and also fly planes on the side/am working towards my commercial license. After I'm finished (in about 4 months) I plan on potentially doing med. school and continuing to fly. I've currently got the 27" i7 iMac at home which I use quite often, but can't decide on whether or not to get and keep a 11" Macbook Air (upgraded 4gb) or iPad 2 (64gb wifi) (I picked up both and have about a week and a half left to return either one).
I've been leaning towards the air since it seems to be the more versatile option, but on the other hand since I have a regular desktop/full mac at home I feel like having something low power on the road to be the better option.
I'm currently doing my masters in aero. engineering and also fly planes on the side/am working towards my commercial license. After I'm finished (in about 4 months) I plan on potentially doing med. school and continuing to fly. I've currently got the 27" i7 iMac at home which I use quite often, but can't decide on whether or not to get and keep a 11" Macbook Air (upgraded 4gb) or iPad 2 (64gb wifi) (I picked up both and have about a week and a half left to return either one).
I've been leaning towards the air since it seems to be the more versatile option, but on the other hand since I have a regular desktop/full mac at home I feel like having something low power on the road to be the better option.
billyboy
Mar 15, 01:37 PM
Operating a PC I felt like I had one hand tied behind my back trawling through the system trying to keep a handle on everything. Within a couple of months of owning a Mac I understand where all my files are, how to manage modify and play with them.
On a PC I was never quite sure when those "Shut down now" boxes would appear. The worst that happens with the mac is that I have to click a button to Force Quit an application with no apparent side effects on the system. And according to my crash log, since replacing a defective RAM chip and partitioning, there has never been a blip on my daily 10.2.4 partition, and the glitches on a highly abused "betas partition" has never forced me to restart the system in order to keep working.
Thanks to the stability and the unerring intuitive ability of the Mac and Jaguar, I am able to do all manner of tasks and multi media projects with no previous knowledge of this set up.
Plus, having paid a premium for the Powerbook and taken a lot of flak from PC owners about the price and the limitations of the Mac - no software blah blah blah - I have spent just �60 extra on Appleworks and not had to pay a penny more for a single byte of the extra software and utilities that reside on my betas partition. (It's all there on the internet, and the interfaces are all alike with not a trace of garish Windows style candy.)
And having bought into the Apple community, if I have a problem, it does not matter that I am the only PB owner in this town. Solutions are all on the internet in forums like this. Likewise it is irrelevant that none of the shops know anything about Macintosh. It is all available on the internet and through the post.
So, goodbye PC and Windows. Even if XP is like nothing that has gone before, I am happy with the product and the philosophy of the minority Mac. I have a feeling that this Powerbook really is a long term investment, another concept that does not equate with a PC.
On a PC I was never quite sure when those "Shut down now" boxes would appear. The worst that happens with the mac is that I have to click a button to Force Quit an application with no apparent side effects on the system. And according to my crash log, since replacing a defective RAM chip and partitioning, there has never been a blip on my daily 10.2.4 partition, and the glitches on a highly abused "betas partition" has never forced me to restart the system in order to keep working.
Thanks to the stability and the unerring intuitive ability of the Mac and Jaguar, I am able to do all manner of tasks and multi media projects with no previous knowledge of this set up.
Plus, having paid a premium for the Powerbook and taken a lot of flak from PC owners about the price and the limitations of the Mac - no software blah blah blah - I have spent just �60 extra on Appleworks and not had to pay a penny more for a single byte of the extra software and utilities that reside on my betas partition. (It's all there on the internet, and the interfaces are all alike with not a trace of garish Windows style candy.)
And having bought into the Apple community, if I have a problem, it does not matter that I am the only PB owner in this town. Solutions are all on the internet in forums like this. Likewise it is irrelevant that none of the shops know anything about Macintosh. It is all available on the internet and through the post.
So, goodbye PC and Windows. Even if XP is like nothing that has gone before, I am happy with the product and the philosophy of the minority Mac. I have a feeling that this Powerbook really is a long term investment, another concept that does not equate with a PC.
MacHamster68
Aug 25, 11:03 AM
if they are still working and maybe they do still work , then you can still put up to OS9 on them and enjoy some old Games that bring back childhood memories
innervision
Dec 1, 08:00 AM
meetup.com??
welcome to two years ago...
welcome to two years ago...
Marcos F.
Apr 3, 07:43 PM
There you go
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http://img13.imageshack.us/i/94562622.jpg/
http://img849.imageshack.us/i/79512146.jpg
http://img13.imageshack.us/i/94562622.jpg/
LouTreize
Oct 27, 11:17 AM
Alright, so i just came back from this boutique. Nice place. A little small but given that their were about 20-30 people inside, who cares. Nice employees too, a lot better then those in Laval (sorry). Then again, it IS the grand opening today and happy customers = happy employees :) hahaha...
Either way, it's a cool boutique. I see it as being one of those stores where the relationship between a customer and salesperson to be a lot closer than what you'll see in a much larger store.
I should of stuck around for the prizes but i wasn't going to wait for an hour till 12:30 :rolleyes: Anyways! thumbs up! Check this place out! :D
Either way, it's a cool boutique. I see it as being one of those stores where the relationship between a customer and salesperson to be a lot closer than what you'll see in a much larger store.
I should of stuck around for the prizes but i wasn't going to wait for an hour till 12:30 :rolleyes: Anyways! thumbs up! Check this place out! :D
OSMac
Mar 3, 08:15 PM
Are they sending links, example?
Jeromer28
May 4, 11:20 PM
Yes the phantom power is on. It was working fine just the other day...now all of a sudden the green signal light doesn't come on.
Satori
Apr 22, 02:14 AM
I think the default block size on your HDD will be 4 KB.
jiminaus
Apr 6, 03:58 PM
I don't think iOS does share the same Foundation framework as Mac OS X. iOS seems to lack NSConnection and NSDistantObject. It does have NSPort, but only NSMachPort, not NSSocketPort.
AllanH
May 4, 06:58 PM
a little update (as im still praying for possible solutions)
I have win764 on a single drive , osx lion on a single drive & osx 10.6.7 on a raid 0 ... all 500gig drives (2 hitachi 2 seagate for whatever thats worth).
When i run Win7 with the Lion Drive in the machine...it runs great as does a reboot into Lion. (still again only with the AppleMT driver disabled.)
As soon as I plug in the 2 drives with osx 10.6.7.(raid0) ..Win7 crashes within 5 minutes after booting. Pull those 2 drives out & it runs perfectly stable again.
Does anyone know Why this happens?
thanx kindly for your time&knowledge in advance
I have win764 on a single drive , osx lion on a single drive & osx 10.6.7 on a raid 0 ... all 500gig drives (2 hitachi 2 seagate for whatever thats worth).
When i run Win7 with the Lion Drive in the machine...it runs great as does a reboot into Lion. (still again only with the AppleMT driver disabled.)
As soon as I plug in the 2 drives with osx 10.6.7.(raid0) ..Win7 crashes within 5 minutes after booting. Pull those 2 drives out & it runs perfectly stable again.
Does anyone know Why this happens?
thanx kindly for your time&knowledge in advance
Jmouse
Apr 8, 04:56 AM
I used Greenpois0n RC6 for my ipod touch 2g MC model... worked perfectly...
just download greenpoison, run it, then turn your ipod completely off (while plugged in), press start in greenpoison and follow their very simple instructions.
Once done it will reboot the ipod and you'll have a Loader app on your springboard, use that to install cydia
*if the loader crashes (automatically closes when you open it) its because you didnt use the right version of greenpoison. Get the correct one, restore, then redo the jailbreak with the newest version of Greenpois0n
Can you do it with 4.3.1.?
just download greenpoison, run it, then turn your ipod completely off (while plugged in), press start in greenpoison and follow their very simple instructions.
Once done it will reboot the ipod and you'll have a Loader app on your springboard, use that to install cydia
*if the loader crashes (automatically closes when you open it) its because you didnt use the right version of greenpoison. Get the correct one, restore, then redo the jailbreak with the newest version of Greenpois0n
Can you do it with 4.3.1.?
LimeiBook86
Sep 17, 11:35 PM
What I do is use a Zip 100 drive. They can store about 100MB per disk and you can pick up the SCSI versions of the drives cheap. Getting the Zip disk driver onto the Mac Classic isn't too bad, you just need the right version for your System.
Then use a USB Zip Drive or a G3 or G4 tower (or other Mac) which has a Zip 100 drive built-in and copy the files. Thankfully a lot of the G3/G4 towers had these drives built in, or you can get an IDE one for a PowerMac. But a USB version is ideal for portability.
I have found this to be one of the easiest ways to copy files from older systems. If you have another legacy Mac you can always copy things via AppleTalk via a serial cable or a LocalTalk connection. It's slow but it works! Or if you have an Asante SCSI to Ethernet adapter you can try that, but that's a long shot. ;)
For more info you may want to look at the 68kmla.net forums, that place is filled with vintage Mac owners that know their stuff. Good luck! :D
Then use a USB Zip Drive or a G3 or G4 tower (or other Mac) which has a Zip 100 drive built-in and copy the files. Thankfully a lot of the G3/G4 towers had these drives built in, or you can get an IDE one for a PowerMac. But a USB version is ideal for portability.
I have found this to be one of the easiest ways to copy files from older systems. If you have another legacy Mac you can always copy things via AppleTalk via a serial cable or a LocalTalk connection. It's slow but it works! Or if you have an Asante SCSI to Ethernet adapter you can try that, but that's a long shot. ;)
For more info you may want to look at the 68kmla.net forums, that place is filled with vintage Mac owners that know their stuff. Good luck! :D
spectre51
Apr 10, 04:00 PM
I know you were asking about books, but there's a more in depth documentary called "Welcome to Macintosh". It really covers the development of the original and some later history. They even go into how they came to use the Motorola 68000 and even the history of the startup sounds. Read the movie synopsis for more info. I'd recommend it to anyone with an interest in Apple history.
It's available for rent at the iTunes store.
Thanks I have seen that one. Actually have it in my iTunes library already :)
Keep the suggestions coming guys/gals thanks.
It's available for rent at the iTunes store.
Thanks I have seen that one. Actually have it in my iTunes library already :)
Keep the suggestions coming guys/gals thanks.
stridemat
Apr 3, 04:34 AM
Just what I was thinking as I read your post. Download a trial and see if it works as you need it to.
Hellhammer
May 5, 08:31 AM
The new 3-D transistors have nothing to do with 3D displays. I doubt we will see 3D in iMacs until there is a good glasses-free option.