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Bleh, if I brought my iBook G3 to school I'd bet a fair amount of money that A) A teacher would yell at me for "playing games" (MS Word is a game?) or B) It would get stolen out of my locker. Fast :p

Panther and Tiger would be WAY faster on that then Jaguar.

Ha, I like that one makes me laugh because I do it right before every big project is due. Except not on an Apple //c.

I have it set not to, but you can turn it on in your "Profile" under "Always notify me of replies:" in the preferences section.

I had an old broken external CD Drive that wasn't compatible with an CD600e. I took the cable that took 68 pin(50 Pin?) external connector and made it into 50 pin internal connector and plug the SCSI cable directly into that, turned it on and worked with an external PSU. ugly, but works on all...

My LC needs it done, and even my Performa 6116 needs it too. And of course my LC 475.

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Here's is a quick video of opening it. Sorry about the music in the background, I just got a new record player and it has been playing non stop for a awhile... :p

Ok, do one at a time. Slide it back, and put your finger under the ESC key. Lift that corner, Then do the same with the other side. Each is easier seperate.

Like this - is unlocked

In between Esc and F1 there is a tab, and another between F11 and Eject(F12) Slide them back and lift at the same time. They have little tabs in them that hold it in.

Standard 100/133mhz SO-Dimms. It has 128mb soldered. The tray-loading iMacs use the same type. 10.4won't boot with less then 196, iirc, so you'll want to put another So-Dimm in there.

Try opening a .sit file on another computer, then burning a CD with the uncompressed file on it, and then put in in the iBook, drag it to the desktop, then try it.

But he /can't/ boot from the OS 9 CD.

I don't know how deep into the computer the CUDA button is, but I'd bet that would fix it. I don't suppose you can boot OS 9 can you?

Mine works great on my LC475 :) No power bricks :)

Did you remove the battery and look under it for a password? The keyboard? I've found a couple Admin Passwords for old laptops there...

http://tinyurl.com/297zrn I got this today, and I haven't tried it though. What interesting is the lack of a power plug. So it it powered by SCSI I guess? Cool though. It's called Desktop EN/SC.

The reason I said that was because you said 160gb drive :) I'd think you meant 160MBs. Thats basically the same as me. I swim, like baseball, and didn;t play with "toys" eg, Action Figures (dolls :p )

:p When me and my friend were bored in computer class this past year we'd play around with BASIC in an Apple // emulator.