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WTB: Dual core G5 Ram

PPCMLA PowerPC 1 post Sep 19, 2010
Sometimes its not about the hardware!! An auction sat on eBay for a long, long time for four non-readable floppies. Decided to buy them after a couple price drops. Odds are they were no good. But just to frame them would be neat.

Well I got one to mount. Labeled "Macintosh Master #1" and mounted as "Mac Stuff 2". The Mac Plus would not mount any of them. The 128k upgraded did mount only this one. I booted into System 6 from an external Apple 20.

I tried to copy, as backups, to the external hard drive but ran into some data rot of the critical files - system, finder, xMacsBug and a few others. But some apps copied fine. Life, Clock, etc. I will be truing a few other Macs and drives since I know hoe fussy and erratic old floppy drives can be.

So here are some images. And a vid link to the Clock application - an application I could not exit! Had to reboot her.

http://youtu.be/2ETVvGLEE10

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The Dual Core G5's required Ram to be installed in matched pairs. Through a series of screwups, I have one stick of Kingston KTA-G5533/2G Ram and need one more to make it usable. Kingston sold theses in matched sets of two 1 GB sticks, for a total of 2 GB.

If anyone has a single stick of the Kinston ram lying around I need it. A long shot, no doubt, but what the heck.
I wonder what the Seattle font looks like. For some reason I think a font that did ship was once originally called Seattle. I had a short day, thankfully, so I will look a little more tonight. I also have some other things to do for CC.

I have the Seattle font in 20 point. It shipped with the original Print Shop. I think it also came with Word 1.0, but I'm probably mistaken on that one.

It's a sans-serif font, a little skinnier than Helvetica. Looks a lot like Geneva.

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