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Right! My powerbook wallstreet for instance doesn't have usb and firewire so I am glad to have my pc cards. And they just work fine with osX.

Okay Nick, there are two ways to do this 1 - through the http protocol A - The nicest way to do this is to make a webpage, that you put in the "Sites" directory of your home dir. If you don't know how to make a webpage, then skip this and go to 2 OR try to get the knowledge to make a...

well, it works for me. Do you get into your homedir from your win2000?

go to "filesharing" in the system preferences. select the second option (something like windows filesharing, I use a Dutch system so I don't know the exact English description) and click start. go to "Accounts" in the system preferences. Select the account that you want to use to login from...

definately a DNS problem since there is a connection. Try if you can ping a known IP adress on the internet. probably that works. If so, just get ythe DNS settings right on all computers.

In Jaguar you can share your home directory for windows. You do that in the control panel Filesharing. In Windows you make a connection to "\\10.1.10.101\username" To get to /Volumes you have to make a symbolic link in your homedir. You do that in terminal. cd (just to be sure you are in...

Hi there, I am using a Umax S900 with a Crescendo 350Mhz G4 upgrade card, running MacOSX 10.2. Now I was wondering if there is somebody out there with the same machine, running an upgrade card in both CPU slots, thus using multiprocessing in OSX. If so, please let me know because I am...

I just upgraded my powerbook G3 Wallstreet 233Mhz to a G4 500Mhz using the Sonnet CrescendoWS. And I can tell you my friend that it's realy worth the money. I payed $399 and now I have a powerbook that performs way better than an iBook. I have two mac now running a Crescendo upgrade and that...

I had exactly the same problem as CallieX. Now I'm a happy jaguar jockey. I downgraded my memory from 512Mb to 128Mb and then the installer worked fine. So I would surely give it a try if I were you. After I installed Jaguar I upgraded my memory to 512 again and Jaguar just keeps running...

I downgraded my memory to 128 Mb RAM and then the installer worked as it should. After the installation I restored to 512 Mb and everything still worked. So the installer just has troubled with the 256Mb memory modules but Jaguar itself doen not! Ebonit

see my new thread: Installing Jaguar on Powerbook G3 233

I am opening this thread for all owners of a powerbook "wallstreet" who want to upgrade to "Jaguar". I am the owner of a Powerbook G3 233 Mhz, AKA "Wallstreet". Initially this was my configuration: Powerbook G3 233 Mhz 512 Mb RAM (2 Kingston 256Mb SO-DIMMS - low profile) 20 Gb harddrive...

Everything works for me. I only have to find out about the memory issue but that hasn't my 1st priority. i hope you understand. ebonit

Okay, to me it is totally clear: The jaguar installer doesn't work when you have 512 Mb RAM installed but it does work with only 128 Mb RAM (1 S0_DIMM). Right now my installer just finished. so the next step is to see if it reboots with 512Mb RAM.

Okay, this seems to work! I downgraded my pb to 128 Mb RAM and now things seem to go the way they should. So it seems that the 256 Mb S0-dimms don't work with 10.2 ... OR ... they don't work with the installer. We still have to find out about that.

OKay, this thing doesn't work. I downgraded my pb to 128 Mb RAM and try again be back

Same problem still. CallieX, what is your configuration?

i tried to install on ufs but that gave more or les the same result.

I was thinking, maybe it has something to do with the pb falling to sleep. So right now i am trying again while keeping the cursor in motion so now and then to prevent the pb from getting into sleep mode. We'll see

I have exactly the same problem and have seen some more messages about this "wallstreet problem" but no solution yet. It only seems to happen with the Powerbook G3 233Mhz I upgraded to a 20Gb harddrive and 512Mb RAM I'll try the UFS trick and will report back.