Quote: Originally posted by Mobile Mod: I hope i am as lucky as you are krux! I ordered my custom 15 from the online store (phone order actually) friday and hopefully **…

The PowerBook case from Incase i bought at the apple retail store for 49$

Quote: Originally posted by Hamburglar: I ordered my 15" Superdrive on Wednesday of last week (the "fully loaded" model with one 512 chip so I can expand), and it was in…

Quote: Originally posted by krux`: The PowerBook case from Incase i bought at the apple retail store for 49$ This sleeve looks good. Is there enough room for the p…

The side pockets i always keep my IPod and its headphones in the front pocket, and the IPod connector in the back pocket, and my wallet on the inside pocket, however yes i think yo…

Well, i might add now, that i put in a DVD in my drive, and it stopped working, the drive didnt work from then on. There is nothing that i know of wrong with the DVD, however now i…

No. because the TiBook uses a PC 133 SODIMM while the AlBook uses PC 2700 DDR SODIMM They are NOT backwards compatible

Well, in a word, nuts. Anybody wanna buy a 256 meg 2700 DDR SODIMM?

Quote: Originally posted by C.J. Moof: Well, in a word, nuts. Anybody wanna buy a 256 meg 2700 DDR SODIMM? for how much?

Never mind - I found a thread that helps me answer the question. -Jason

I don't think that the bus would be the problem there. I had a B/W G3 myself and I installed a bigger HD, but I ran into another problem: In some of the earlier revisions, the IDE …

I have 2 additional pieces of info regarding your reply: My dual HD configuration works only in X. The only time I booted in 9 it erased my 60 GB.... There is indeed a bug in the I…

Quote: Originally posted by rubberduck77: I don't think that the bus would be the problem there. I had a B/W G3 myself and I installed a bigger HD, but I ran into anothe…

Quote: Originally posted by lapinos: I have 2 additional pieces of info regarding your reply: My dual HD configuration works only in X. The only time I booted in 9 it er…

Quote: Originally posted by bowwowman: Did you install the OS 9 drivers on both HD's ? If not, that is why it won't work as dual boot. I have OS 9 on 2 drives, and OS X…

The rev. 1 B&W G3 had an IDE controller chip that could only support 1 hard drive (and ATA/33 drives at that). In fact, the short IDE cable attached to the drive has only one c…

I had two 120GB Seagate Barracudas in my Revision 2 B&W using it's onboard IDE. Never gave me a problem. I'd still recommend a PCI ATA/100 or 133 controller nonetheless. The …

So is the sonnet pci ata card the best one? Are there any OS X compatibility issues? lw

Unless you are doing video work, (and if you are still using a G3, I'm guessing no) a ATA/66 card will do you fine. You can get them much cheaper then ATA/100 or ATA/133 cards as …

I have a B&W G3 and am thinking about upgrading the drives in a similar manner. However, I am a little unclear on the PCI cards. All of the boxed PCI ATA controllers I see in…

You have to buy one that is specifically made for Macs. If the box has no mention of Mac compatability, then move on. The only way to really get PCI ATA controllers for Macs is on…

That makes it fairly easy.... I'll take a look at that page. Thanks!

I had this issue a couple of years ago and got good advice on this board. I kept my original 6GB hard drive (I use it just for Classic now), and added two Seagate 80 GB ATA drives,…

I recently set up a Rev 1 300MHz B&W as a server and found this discussion very helpful. After getting through the video issues (see http://archive.mac-mgrs.org/archive/...0102…

I spoke just a little too soon. It turns out that the 60GB drive I mentioned above refused to work even on the same bus as the CD. It was only recognized as a 30GB drive. However, …