Jaguar on PowerBook Lombard

joe smith · May 9, 2002 3:36PM

Have any of you tried running Jaguar 10.2 on a powerbook lombard G3? If so, how does it run?

retiarius · February 5, 2003 2:00AM

much better now.

der kopf · February 5, 2003 4:34PM

I used to run 10.1.5 on one with 192 MB of ram (it had 400 MHz) and I thought it was a bit painful. Jaguar must be a lot better. And of course, the more RAM you have the better it surely will be. I'd say give it a try.

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I just see that the original post was from september or some such date. <img src="confused.gif" border="0">

robo · February 8, 2003 12:13PM

Have you run any type of OS X on that machine?

There is a problem with some Lombards that makes OS X very unstable on them. Just a warning. Jaguar should run decently if you got one of the machines that were spared the hardware bug.

-robo

his dudeness · February 9, 2003 12:57AM

I have Jag running on a G3 266 Powerbook, the Wallstreet model. I used to have 128 megs of RAM, but added some to bring it up to 192. Much much better. I can't complain none.

cube · February 9, 2003 3:51AM

Im running Jaguar on a G4 400 MHZ, 384 mb memory.

It feels very smooth and nice. :cool:

ghost_user_name · February 9, 2003 4:55AM

[quote]Originally posted by His Dudeness:

<strong>I have Jag running on a G3 266 Powerbook, the Wallstreet model. I used to have 128 megs of RAM, but added some to bring it up to 192. Much much better. I can't complain none.

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According to the grape wine your Powerbook should get a boost with 10.2.4

his dudeness · February 11, 2003 5:15AM

That would be awesome. Any improvement is a bonus. And what gravevine did you read to get this little tidbit?

cylon · February 11, 2003 8:59PM

Could someone explain which version of powerbook, some of these names refer to. i.e. Lombard...Wallstreet?

Jaguar on PowerBook Lombard

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