Any generic OHCI compatible USB 2.0 card will work; in fact all the vanilla cards I've put into my PB G4 867 have been detected right out of the box under OS X.
JB
You could try Yellow Dog Linux. Terrasoft is a company that still provides PPC workstations. They give simple installation instructions of a few pages you should read carefully, tw…
I use quicktime for 99% of my needs.
When coupled with perian it is quite versatile.
Oh and I paid for QT Pro if that makes a difference.
I do use VLC, but only when QT fails me…
Linux is really picky when it comes to overclocking, and for bad RAM, too. If I overclock my PC gcc will die often and often while compiling anything.
And a few computer back I ha…
I kept getting errors with OpenSUSE. Once it came to the part where it would format the drive, it dumped right into the Shell. I said "Screw it!" and went back to 10.4 on the mac…
Try using VLC instead?
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I second John8520's idea! I use VLC for everything from flash, to DVD and it plays them great!.
I just got a more recent problem that…
...Any ideas what's making it do this?...
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You can look in your user library folder for the Quicktime preferences file(s). Perhaps there is an out of date du…
the reason the intro played well is because of what the encoding is. I have installed tiger on a 300MHz mac and the ntro bid plays well. If you can figure out the encoded format le…
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We are talking about a Sawtooth G4? That is NewWorld.. I have OpenSuSE 10.1 installed on mine. Works like a charm.. all internal hardware I have is supported.
I know Ubuntu won't boot from the CD on Old World ROM machines. You need to install a bootloader and OS 9
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That's with any GNU/Linux distribution on PowerPC.…
I seem to be having a hell of a time installing Linux on this. Ubuntu/Gentoo/YellowDogLinux/Whatever won't boot, and OpenSUSE boots, but won't install (Exits out of the installer …
haha, nah. This is the most it will go to. As much as I would like to take it further, I understand that the limitation with most of the early G4 CPUs is a 50Mhz speed bump. I don…
Woohoo! she is now cruising at a beautiful 500Mhz!!!
And it's damn stable too! I have been running a few CPU heavy tasks at once over the last 20 minutes and it's with nary a hiccu…
Woohoo! she is now cruising at a beautiful 500Mhz!!!
And it's damn stable too! I have been running a few CPU heavy tasks at once over the last 20 minutes and it's with nary a hicc…
Should work just fine - but I wouldn't count on any of the claimed performance benefits for this particular pair of modules making any actual real-world difference - RAM overheatin…
As long as it's the lower density stuff with chips on both sides it should work. Sometimes high density works but I've never had great luck with it in those machines.
If you're comfortable with the soldering, 50Mhz x 2 will help. It's likely that's all you'll get - most early G4 CPUs you could only get another 50Mhz before it crapped out.
JB
For future reference, if your discs just keep ejecting rather than starting up, try disconnecting the keyboard.
I was using a PC keyboard which kept ejecting the drive on boot for…