If the batteries leak, then they're either being charged or you're using cheap batteries. Batteries should never leak when they die.
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I wanted to do something like that but don't know how. Would I have to solder the wires to the existing battery socket? If I could attach the wires without soldering, that would be…
I have used those kinds of batteries and holders on old PCs before, they work fine but all eventually leak.
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I've had two Dell Optiplex GX1 desktop machines for a while that I have been wanting to upgrade and finally found two of these with 1.4ghz P-III's installed. Not Celerons like you …
68kMLAHardwareby QuadramanWed, 10 Mar 2010 - 06:37
I vote 9.1 due to it being mac and there is classilla for web surfing.
I did try Ubuntu on a Dell but the disk would not load, and Kubuntu worked but it sucked. I really did not l…
68kMLAOS 9by ClassicHasClassWed, 10 Mar 2010 - 06:02
I don't have access to another G4 to swap due to they surplus'd the other units.. so that isn't an option .
I wasn't able to get to the computer today to try either of the other…
68kMLAHardwareby wardsenatorfe92Wed, 10 Mar 2010 - 04:32
I've had two Dell Optiplex GX1 desktop machines for a while that I have been wanting to upgrade and finally found two of these with 1.4ghz P-III's installed. Not Celerons like you …
68kMLAHardwareby Anonymous FreakWed, 10 Mar 2010 - 04:20
Apparently, they all STILL require foolin' around waaay more than I want to do! BLEH!
I'll just keep working on my X86/Radius 81/110 ubuntuGIMPbox™ Hack! )
68kMLAOS 9by Trash80toHP_MiniWed, 10 Mar 2010 - 03:13
The biggest problem I had was in copying the kernel and ramdisk from the installed system to the Mac OS partition. I didn't have a small HFS partition and Linux can't write to HFS+…
I've had two Dell Optiplex GX1 desktop machines for a while that I have been wanting to upgrade and finally found two of these with 1.4ghz P-III's installed. Not Celerons like you …
68kMLAHardwareby QuadramanWed, 10 Mar 2010 - 02:19
I had a chance to grab a FW800 single 1ghz machine for $119 not long ago. That's less than I paid for my 533mhz DA a few years ago. I let it go because the shipping would have been…
I have used those kinds of batteries and holders on old PCs before, they work fine but all eventually leak. So I retrofitted quite a few machines to use coin type batteries (PCs) a…
I had a chance to grab a FW800 single 1ghz machine for $119 not long ago. That's less than I paid for my 533mhz DA a few years ago. I let it go because the shipping would have been…
I wanted to do something like that but don't know how. Would I have to solder the wires to the existing battery socket? If I could attach the wires without soldering, that would be…
I just got my G5 a few months ago. It's a single 1.8 Ghz. I got it for $125 to replace my aging G4 Digital Audio 733. The SATA card in my G4 wouldn't allow the system to sleep prop…
I don't have a G5 yet, but I hope to within the year.
The main thing which kept me away from the was reliability, many more G5 PSUs, boards, and processors cooked themselves to de…
As I suspected, the G4 (Sonnet Crescendo G4 800/1M) was only running at 450MHz, but after running the Sonnet enabler scrounged from another machine it now runs at 800. Much nicer,…
68kMLAHardwareby mac2geezerTue, 9 Mar 2010 - 21:59