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Thanks a bunch Wally! :-* Still running nicely and still plugged in (I'm on the G5 at the moment). I installed Word and Power Point on it. You Tube runs slow. The price for the RAM is unbeatable, Thanks for the tip Dr. Bunsen ! Wait a minute! I read this on Wikipedia: ...although there are...

Thanks a bunch Wally! :-* Still running nicely and still plugged in (I'm on the G5 at the moment). I installed Word and Power Point on it. You Tube runs slow. The price for the RAM is unbeatable, Thanks Dr. Bunsen for the tip!

Cool. Welcome to the club!

Wally is right! It is the battery! It is working (I left it plugged in for the afternoon and will be plugged in for the rest of the time). I hope it'll still work in the morning. I'm posting this on it. It is now running 10.3.9! Thanks a bunch and I'll keep you guys updated!

I think it is the PRAM battery (though it'll boot up to OS 9.2.2 perfectly. No "?" mark folder). It boots into OS 10.3, if I select it from the install OS X CD or if I select it from OS 9.2.2. It also gives me an info box when I log into OS 10.3 telling me that the clock is set to a date...

I'm just using a 20 gb partition. I asked elsewhere if I should partition it, but they said Lombards didn't need partitioning. Thanks for the tip, I'll try it. How exactly do I charge it? Just by leaving the laptop plugged in without the main battery and without the optical drive?

:O 8-o That is so cool. Love those PowerMac G5's. Excellent find.

Hey guys, yet another question. This one one is about my Lombard. ****LOOK DOWN THE PAGE!! PLEASE! After installing both OS 10.2 and 10.3 (from retail disks), my Lombard would act normally and work perfectly. I should mention now that the discs are fine. They work on other computers. Once I...

Awesome find! I know how you feel. I've been wanting a PC for quite a while now.

...you go from asking where to look for 68k Macs to finding a 512k with it's original box. ...you find yourself with a roomful of Macs

@Bunsen: Thank You! I'm still shocked. :O @funkytoad: How lucky! If one is caught with an airsoft gun in public here in California, you're likely to be shot by the cops. We went up to the a huge area behind a middle school in Hacienda Heights, CA. All was fine, except for the heat, the...

Do you mean the stuff at Mt. SAC? No news yet, she asked me to wait a couple of weeks as of last Monday. I never mentioned that there was going to be newer stuff there. I hope there is so I can share it.

That's right. There's a lot of good stuff heea in Southern California. I wish I could visit Northern California because all the good airsoft fields are there.

Today I got me a 512k Macintosh (no internal HD). Everything is in the original box and manuals were included. The rest of the stuff is: 800k HD, Apple Personal modem 300/1200, and an ImageWriter II. This is great! Pictures to come.

That's awesome. I'd bet Halo would look goo on it. It looks like you can get Call of Duty 4 for Mac, that is if you play games.

Didn't work. Flicked off, then instantly back on.

I wired up the Mac SE and I hoped all would go well. I flipped the power switch and it gave me the start up chime. That was it, though you could still hear the insides working. The screen was dark and I moved the brightness thing, but nothing. What is wrong with it?

The HD is an IBM. Is there any way to run the Battery utility on OS X? Is there a version for OS X? I'll try that for the HD, thanks!

Today I got me a PowerBook G3 "Lombard". I think it's a nice B-Day gift. It had a corrupt install of OS X, but that was fixed. 400Mhz, 18Gig HD, 192 MB Ram, Apple 2X DVD ROM, and a fresh install of OS 10.2. One question, the battery is in there but it shows a 0% of Charge when its plugged in...

Yesterday I installed the Airport extreme card in the iMac. I put it back together correctly and carefully. I booted it and nothing. It would make that spinning hard drive noise and the light would turn on and it would not get past that. Once I took it out, it booted correctly. What's wrong? My...