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JewlsB

June 17th, 2006 11:12 AM

quick time

I have quick time 7.0
quick time 651
quick time 652
quick time 701
quick time 703
quick time 704

JewlsB

June 17th, 2006 11:13 AM

disk reformatt

How do I reformatt all disks?

Lord of the Rings

June 17th, 2006 11:16 AM

Out of curiousity do you have a SCSI drive? Do you also have Classic environment installed (such as OS 9)? Your G3 was around the 600 MHz right? The last official G3 was 450 MHz but I recall there was an option to speed them up beyond this. I can't remember how ... unless it was turning the clock up or something.

My My I'm slow typing tonight! No I was asking if you ever had reformatted your disks. I'm NOT suggesting you should.

Perhaps you should look at this: QuickTime 7.0.4 bug stops LimeWire from opening!

JewlsB

June 17th, 2006 11:19 AM

what is a SCSI drive... Yes i also have classic os 9. My processor is 600 MHz power pc G3

i have 640 MB SDRAM

Lord of the Rings

June 17th, 2006 11:20 AM

Sorry I edited in my last link. Check it out about QT as this might be your problem.

stief

June 17th, 2006 11:23 AM

JewlsB, can you tell us more about MenuCracker? It was causing some kern protection failures according to their bug reports http://sourceforge.net/projects/menucracker

There was no response to a request for uninstalling it.

Lord of the Rings

June 17th, 2006 12:26 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JewlsB

what is a SCSI drive... Yes i also have classic os 9. My processor is 600 MHz power pc G3

You must have a blue & white G3 then. No that model didn't come with SCSI HDD's which is a type of HDD & interface. It has 4 ATA HDD slots instead but with the option of SCSI. Nowadays SCSI drives are much faster than ATA. According to a conversation I had with an apple tech ... for high end work ... SCSI can get up to over 70 K rpm (not for public retailing unless you have a lot of money) which is about 10 times faster than ATA HDD's. They might even be faster I can't remember. But that's heresay I guess.

JewlsB

June 17th, 2006 01:27 PM

No color mac

I have an ibook, it doesn't have any color (blue) to it at all.

Lord of the Rings

June 17th, 2006 01:31 PM

Sorry ... I misunderstood ... I thought you had a desktop model. Ignore my comment about such then. Did you check the QuickTime issue?

JewlsB

June 17th, 2006 03:27 PM

Reciepts folder

I have all these in my reciepts folder
quick time 7.0
quick time 651
quick time 652
quick time 701
quick time 703
quick time 704

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