Good decision. But G3 PowerBooks normally max out at 500 MHz (maybe there are upgrade kits, though).

cheers


--kybernaut

eaglebtc wrote:And will someone PLEASE edit kybernaut's post!! It's damn annoying to have to scroll on this page.

kybernaut did it himself. And btw.: welcome to the Forums


--kybernaut

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Generalstupid wrote:it won't boot up for me! it's starting to piss me off now, because i've reinstalled it multiple times and it even completely finished on 0.2.0 (it said "the installation has completed") but it won't boot!

See the FAQ forum for this problem. It can be fixed!

ClockWise, since my proposal was incomplete, please use the "robojam enhanced version" as option #6 !! That is: 1 post - Hitting Puberty 10 posts - Wet Dreaming 25 posts - Exploring Love 40 posts - Premature Emaculation 100 posts - Getting Practice 150 posts - Playing the Field 200 posts -...

hhhm, what is the purpose of letting Zone Alarm filter the TAP NIC in the first place? I would just set it to ignore it.


--kybernaut

I hardly can believe this!
I wish all his friends and his family the best.


--kybernaut

Doc, the problem is that PearPC doesn't recognize your ISO image as bootable. When you hit "1" PPC tries to boot from your empty 3 GB file - which fails... Although I think that Alcohol 120% is very good at making raw ISO images, you should try Nero ("Save track as..."). Sorry, ...

try "sudo pdisk"... you then will be prompted for your admin password.

yeah I used to use a few that did that....one program was called DesktopX, Aston Shell...there are a few...but 10.4 was a RC that got released at WWDC. Just wondering if anyone here had the chance to run that yet It is far from finished from what I can tell and it isn't fundamentally different to 1...

I'm pretty sure Classic will not work until PearPC is changed to officially support it. And the "booting", as it is at the moment, is stopping after a few seconds.

No reason at all to state something like "Classic runs fine"


--kybernaut

This is exactly how far I have been when I tried it...

Don't do something you'll regret! get the powerbook!!! I would say the same. But we have to be honest: A 2 GHz Pentium-M has an awful lot of processing power. That said, cpu power is definatly not the #1 argument when buying a laptop. There is still weight, battery life, size, wireless connectivity...

Great, great , great.... :D :D

Activate the NIC in the config ONLY if you have properly configured the TAP32 driver on windows.

BTW. I recommend you to read a bit in the FAQ and the other forums and only post a request when you dont find the answer there.


--kybernaut

No, its not solved, do u think it could be the .iso image? Are we talking about the images on pearpc.sf.net? Anyway, I know your error message. i once had it when I created a HD image on my own and forgot to set a multiple of 516.xxx. BTW. Why are you having this prob with a ISO?? ISOs are CDROMs (...

dweebydude5 wrote:I found out the problem, when i try to download a "hard drive" and i extract it, it comes out to be 5.99 GB, where did the 1 MB go? plz help thanks

Whatever your file system says, the size of the image will be just fine Is the other problem solved now?

Actually, you can use whatever NIC you want on the PC. PearPC has is own 'virtual' network card (currently 3Com or Realtek). Just enable the correspondent option in your config file (on 10.3, the Realtek device should be used). In order to hand OSX's network traffic over to your windows computer you...

Only certain image file sizes are acceted by PPC. Best would be to just download a prepared blank image from pearpc.sf.net

regards,


--kybernaut

From developers mailing list:

Hi!

Win32 should now have a fullscreen mode. You can toggle with
Ctrl-LeftAlt-Enter (currently hardcoded). Expect bugs.

Sebastian

--kybernaut

LoKoTe wrote: any idea ??

That is very unusual. Seems that your 10.3 installation is somewhat messed up... The last idea I have is repairing your file permissions before updating. This can be done from Disk Utility.

LoKoTe wrote: or i should stay with 10.3 ??

There is generally nothing wrong with it...



--kybernaut

while (perl_script == true) { MacOS_X_warezDownloads++; } I own my Mac OS X Install CDs. I'm sorry that I brought up the beta DMG issue, but I thougt it could be of technical relevance. The 'unbootable' betas were something that was broadly discussed a year ago. They were even unbootable when burnt...

the problem is that i have installed 10.3 ... i guess first i'll have to upgrade to 10.3.3 and then make it to 10.3.4 ... no ??? thanks ... I see. Yes that is usually the case. If you want to upgrade directly from any version of 10.3 to the latest, you have to download the combined updater ('Combo ...