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I’m curious about the reason why RAM disk option in the memory control panel is not available for some classic Macs and available for others. Like, on PowerBook 180 it is present, but there’s no that option for Macintosh IIci.

I have a recent recapped LC II, which runs great except that it does not save clock, memory and boot settings after the cold restart. I installed a new battery and still have these problems. What should I check first on the board?

Well, I have the second working motherboard, which is the same model. Actually I am transferring everything from it to check this one.

I will try to replace capacitors tomorrow and see if it helps, thanks you!

I’ve took a new motherboard for my PowerMac G3 Beige desktop. It was in a great cosmetic condition, but has a booting problem. When I press the power button, the computer starts with the boot chime and I see a mouse cursor on the screen, but no disk icon appears and the board does not attempt to...

I’ve got a new machine - PowerComputing PowerCenter 132. Now trying to clue back all fragments of the latches on the frontal panel, but without any pictures of their original placement it’s complicated. Could someone please make a photo of the back side of the frontal panel for me? Thank you!

I've figured out the reason. The ribbon cable connection the display panel and motherboard seemed to be broken a bit. Hopefully, I'll try to restore it.

Could it be a screen panel itself? Computer seems to be working and booting correctly

Yes, the battery is new and good. Power adapter is also ok

Could you please help me to determine a problem with my original no backlit Macintosh Portable? It starts ok and displays a mouse, beginning to boot normally, but then the picture fades away. My machine was fully recaped and working well before this day. What should I check first?

I made several photos of the freshly installed Jaguar today.

There's no difference between a G5 edition and a stock versions of Jaguar except 64-bit parts of XNU and Kernel kit. It actually runs as much good as on my PowerBook G3, except the overall speed. Comparing to Panther, well personally I guess both versions run perfectly smooth on my 2.0 DP G5...

Well, I used my PowerMac G5 and Today I've downloaded the toast image from the same MacintoshGarden link and burned it straight on my G5 using Toast Titanium 10. Well, this time the DVD is bootable. I've managed to successfully install OS X 10.2.7 and upgraded it to 10.2.8 G5 edition!

Yes, sadly this image doesn’t boot.

I’m looking for a bootable copy of OS X10.2.7 for PowerMac G5 (special build). The MacintoshGarden has one, but the image is broken and cannot be booted from CD. I’ve searched almost everywhere, but no luck. The internet Archive has a copy of NL G5 software restore disk and that’s all. I’d be...

My PowerMac G5 is an early model from 2003, it has two separate cards: one AirPort Express for WiFi connectivity and the other one for Bluetooth. Today I’ve accrued a Bluetooth card A1115 model with BT2.2 support and it fits seamlessly!

Well, mine is a tower, PowerMac 7.2 2.0 DP, 2003, Omega

For A1115 card there’s a video on YouTube showing a successful installation of this model into PowerMac G4. So, I’d try to fit mine into the early G5

I'm going to buy and install the newer internal Bluetooth module A1115 which came with later PowerMac G5 models and capable to support BT2.2. My G5 originally supplies with the A1044 module with the only BT1.1 capabilities. Should I try this newer A1115 in my Mac? Physical dimensions and...

I had the same issue on my PB180c. Fixed it by removing all daughterboards and memory, cleaned them and reseated in place again.