i have the low end version, with the intel hd3000
i have issues with my mini and no display
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Mine is the middle tier version, the 2.5 GHz model with the 500 GB HD.
You're theory might be quite correct.
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On Aug 29, 2011, at 4:04 PM, Jon Cohn wrote:
> My memory about the new mini's is that the server version and the low-end
> version d
My memory about the new mini's is that the server version and the low-end
version do not have a GPU and that the mid-tier version does have thededicated
graphics processor.
So it might be that the only the medium tier mini has issues with no display
attached. Sounds like a fun experiment...
Hi,
I have a 2009 mac mini without a monitor amnd it is working fine. I do entend
to get a vga addapter to connect thoough so we will see how my machine works
with it.
Matthew
On Aug 24, 2011, at 5:48 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
> 1. Run without a monitor: it is doable, but VO will not automatical
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So this could be fixed only in the server version, which would make some
sense. Everyone else will s
So this could be fixed only in the server version, which would make some
sense. Everyone else will still have to do the VGA to NTSC contraption I
outlined previously or use a real monitor.
CB
On 8/24/11 11:08 PM, John Panarese wrote:
Yes, I just bought mine a week ago, so I don't think i
Yes, I just bought mine a week ago, so I don't think it is fixed. It was
Chris who recommended the setup with the VGA adaptor and converter box. For
me, this has fixed the issues I was having and I am happily using my Mini
without a monitor. Apparently, this varies from person to person,
i disagree.
this is the mid2011 mini. the finder becomes slow and the status bar is slow
when i don't have the monitor connected.
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How new is it? The sluggishness and other bad behavior without a monitor
is well known but it sounds like the very latest models might have this
fixed.
CB
On 8/24/11 10:15 PM, james Walton wrote:
my mini, has issues with no monitor. things become sluggish.
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No, this won't work alone. You'll need
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No, this won't work alone. You'll need the converter box I mentioned,
but instead of the htmi adaptor, you will need a VGA adaptor. At least,
this is the set up that is working for me.
Take Care
John Panar
No, this won't work alone. You'll need the converter box I mentioned, but
instead of the htmi adaptor, you will need a VGA adaptor. At least, this is
the set up that is working for me.
Take Care
John Panarese
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On Aug 24, 2011, at 5:50 PM, Alex Hall wrote:
> I am a b
I am a bit confused. Are you saying that plugging in the HDMI to DVI
adapter that my Mini came with will trick the mac into thinking it has
a screen? I can't boot mac for a while since my Windows Carbonite
backup is still restoring or I would test this myself.
On 8/24/11, John Panarese wrote:
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1. Run without a monitor: it is doable, but VO will not automatically
start. I have not experienced the system preferences not saving that
another lister described. I bought my Mini last week and updated to
10.7.1, so it should be the same type you will get.
2. Use iTouch as trackpad: this is also
I just bought a mid 2011 Mac Mini last week. I am actually going to write
a blog post describing my adventures with the machine, but to answer your
question, it's actually yes and no.
Yes, you can run VoiceOver and work with the Mini without a monitor. This,
I know Apple support peop
I hear from others that they have trouble using the mini without a monitor.
But I just bought the new Mini server edition, and I am having no trouble
whatsoever. You can confirm if they have changed something that makes the
newer models more non-monitor friendly if you send them an email at
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