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I see that at 0.27, when you select the partition on which you want to make the install, the other partition is « Unused free space »… The problem is that if you want to install MacOS 9 (or 8.6) later, you’ll have to reformate the all drive to have that free space in HFS+. That will destroy...

there aren't. In your Mac OS X Server 1.2 cd, go in utilities folder. there open Drive Setup . Select your drive, then go in menu functions -> Update driver. Restart.

Have you tried updating the hd driver wih the disk tool included in the Rhapsody installer disk after initializing ? I remember i had trouble installing server 1.2 once because i first installed os 8.1, hd formated and updated with the 8.1 install disk. Once i restarted on the server 1.2 cd...

This one ? : here is the pattern "SITted" : Copland Blue.sit Was on OS 8.1 and maybe earlier systems.

Can't remember if mine has this kind of mod... Found this article from 1992 : https://tidbits.com/article/2926 maybe related ? edit: there is a thread here too : https://68kmla.org/forums/index.php?/topic/20427-powerbook-100-modification/

I had a very troublesome Kanga. Would boot with very loud and strange noises then crash, removing the PRAM wouldn't help. Even changing the few caps. What "saved" it was cleaning the mainboard (even tho it looked clean) in worm soapy water, carefully with a toothbrush. Leaving it to rest 4-5...

But isn't it difficult to grab it from up there to answer a call ? (Sorry ;p)

Very cool ! And it suits perfectly our local expert at recap and stuff :) And again , HAPPY NEW YEAR !!! Cheers !

for X11 there is MI/X or eXodus . Both work well on os 9.2.2. but very slow if you want to do some ssh-X... Then MacSSH of course.

Magic :) Bravo .

I'm jaleous... I have a 233 G3 in mine, but paid some $$ for it... Congrat :)

Clamshell are unique. But the 800x600 screen is too small. there is a hack to put a 1024x768 though… White iBook G3 are nice too, and what I specially like is the 1024x768 12.1 screen, smaller than on Wallstreets/Pismos, Very nice and precise on these. Now, that is when it works, as...

this one ? http://www.applefritter.com/?q=node/931

Yes that Tool Dip seems to be a good stuff for that. One have to find an original PB100 rubber part in good shape and not turning goo (removable from the lid) to make the mold tho... I wouldn't dare touch the one on mine. Still has the correct shape, but it keeps the print of any thing pushing...

Edit : Found this http://www.stratasys.com/materials/polyjet/rubber-like Looks nice

If you want to have a replacement that looks like the original,then maybe, 3d printing one -> have to find a matching grey material that looks like the rubber, or must paint it in a matching grey afterward... or molding one in resin , same for the colors... But would be not be rubber of...

Nice :) What kind of Powerbook G4 ? A Titanium or an early alu powerbook? Yeah , Louis our expert for recap , he recaped my PB 100 too, top job.

The hd was fine :) just needed a install with the correct enabler. In fact there was already an incomplete system on it. Couldn't boot it, so erased , then clean install of a 7.1.1. Going to try to make a mouse work via the serial (printer), found a control panel for that. But have to make an...

Nope, was in pretty good shape, only the top lid Apple logo missing , but i replaced it. The mainboard was toast (literaly, some burned components), the screen (tested on another 150) displayed larges black rectangles , unusable. I had that dead 150 for years in the closet...

Thanks to bibilit, generous donator of all the internal parts  (Mainboard, inverter, screen, and keyboard) , I was able to resurrect a completely deceased PowerBook 150 :) Also got this with these parts : Not tested yet . But should work, need a bit of cleaning. Thank you Sir ;)