the lusers wanted
Cool by Asus. I used to have Asus motherboards before I did the momentous
decision to stop using IBM PC hardware after 15 years, and just use
PowerPC and Sun hardware. Sorry for jumping to conclusions.
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Was that necessary?' I
AS> said 'we still have choices.'
The question is why you were buying IBM PC compatibles in the first place
when you could have bought Sun hardware. And if you really needed PC
hardware why not assemble the machines yourself? No Microsoft tax.
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choice. No, I will not run MacOS, but I will see if I
can hurt Apple in some way.
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.
Otherwise it sounds good. But if it is lies... well then, let them burn in
hell.
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was blaming Apple, but anyway, whos fault is it?
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On 23 Oct 2001, Michel Dänzer wrote:
MD> Which is always the case in MacOS because it uses the graphics
MD> chip's iDCT and motion compensation capabilities, which we can't
MD> for lack of documentation.
Ugh. Closed hardware should be illegal.
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ason why it would not be possible to get DVD playback to
work either on the "old" iBook2. Isn't is supposed to work under MacOS9?
And with how badly MacOS9 is designed Linux must be able to top that.
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"You&#
gh for smooth DVD playback.
MD>
Wouldn't it though not be false marketing (and hence illegal) to claim
that the iBook2-500 can play DVDs when it drop frames? I believe you could
get a court to rule that DVD playback means 0 frame drops.
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he suggestions,
JMG>
JMG> Jason
JMG>
JMG> On Saturday 20 October 2001 14:24, Colin Walters wrote:
JMG> > What you describe sounds like broken hardware; but two things. Have
JMG> > you tried holding down Command-Option-p-r and letting it reboot three
JMG> > ti
On Fri, 28 Sep 2001, Ethan Benson wrote:
EB> On Fri, Sep 28, 2001 at 11:12:57AM +0200, Henrik Edlund wrote:
EB> >
EB> >_
EB> >^
EB> >
EB> > Can someone help me with that keycode? (and maybe tell me what it is is
EB> > named in in
like to use as buttons 2
DP> and 3?
I can't seem to find the value for the pseudo enter (return) button found
on my ibook2. The one right of space bar and left of the cursor keys. It
looks like this:
_
^
Can someone help me with that keycode? (and maybe tell me wha
the gory details can be read on the web page
LdS> above or other similar links.
I got it to boot from CD, but after following the instructions on that
page for installation and rebooting I get "Image not found" or something
similar when it tried to boot.
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On Fri, 21 Sep 2001, Colin Walters wrote:
CW> Henrik Edlund <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
CW>
CW> > I then tried with "debian video=offb" at the boot: prompt but same result.
CW>
CW> Does it help to say 'video=ofonly' instead of 'video=offb
Can anyone help me?
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