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Join Date: Apr 2004
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I am so sorry here is the one I have and I think I see you can not put OSX on it but to get my password would be great. http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg...67154?v=glance
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Join Date: Mar 2004
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Hello,
You have an older iBook. I will have to check from home to see if that iBook can support OS X or not. 64 MB is really lean on RAM, but the 366 MHz processor is enough to run the OS. My Powerbook G3 333 MHz @ 398 MB RAM does work with OS X.
You mentioned a password. What kind of password are you looking at? Do you have a OS 9 control password like FoolProof, or perhaps a file-level encryption / access password, such as what DiskGuard used to do? Or perhaps you have a passworded set of stuffit archives that you are tryiing to get to. I am trying to see if your password is OS related, or an application.
Mac OS 9 did not have usernames / passwords. It did have a keychain thing that I never really understood.
I am guessing that you have some sort of OS password on the file system that you need to break. What program did you use? It is not Mac Traditional.
Christian
You have an older iBook. I will have to check from home to see if that iBook can support OS X or not. 64 MB is really lean on RAM, but the 366 MHz processor is enough to run the OS. My Powerbook G3 333 MHz @ 398 MB RAM does work with OS X.
You mentioned a password. What kind of password are you looking at? Do you have a OS 9 control password like FoolProof, or perhaps a file-level encryption / access password, such as what DiskGuard used to do? Or perhaps you have a passworded set of stuffit archives that you are tryiing to get to. I am trying to see if your password is OS related, or an application.
Mac OS 9 did not have usernames / passwords. It did have a keychain thing that I never really understood.
I am guessing that you have some sort of OS password on the file system that you need to break. What program did you use? It is not Mac Traditional.
Christian
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Join Date: Mar 2004
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Hello,
You mention a login password. Did you used to use the Mac at school or something that would have had an AppleShare server? Does your computer offer a dialoge box with a little share symbol in the upper left corner, and asking you for a username and password?
It should have a cancel button. Try tapping the cancel and see if that does it for you.
Christian
You mention a login password. Did you used to use the Mac at school or something that would have had an AppleShare server? Does your computer offer a dialoge box with a little share symbol in the upper left corner, and asking you for a username and password?
It should have a cancel button. Try tapping the cancel and see if that does it for you.
Christian
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Hello.
The screen shakes? You are running OS X on that laptop then. I was under the impression all along that you had OS 9 on the computer, and were going from there.
OS X will require a username / password combination. I am not certain how to get around it... I will have to do some tests from home.
Christian
The screen shakes? You are running OS X on that laptop then. I was under the impression all along that you had OS 9 on the computer, and were going from there.
OS X will require a username / password combination. I am not certain how to get around it... I will have to do some tests from home.
Christian
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