How to eject a cd from a mac powerbook g4

#HOW TO EJECT A CD FROM A MAC POWERBOOK G4 MAC OS#
#HOW TO EJECT A CD FROM A MAC POWERBOOK G4 INSTALL#

There might also be a problem with a power-related setting which controls the fan's behavior.

Re: the PowerBook's noise: This is a guess, but I imagine it's a sign that it's really struggling to run KDE. Although I would personally choose LXDE for this situation, I recommend that you do some additional research on lightweight DE options the article below is a good starting point (although there are lots of others out there): LXDE is slightly more sparse than Xfce, but based on your earlier description of how you'll be using the laptop, LXDE would be more than adequate for your needs. ' Memory consumption of Linux desktop environments.' Updated 3 June 2014. MATE tends to use a bit more RAM than Xfce, but there isn't a huge difference between them. I'd definitely recommend that you try installing one of the lighter DEs, such as LXDE or Xfce. I installed KDE finally and it worked, but now I don't have wireless connexion and some keyboard keys are not working (such the light density one) and it seems that the PowerBook does alot of noise, should I switch to light ones ? MehdiBmm wrote:I have 700 something MB as ram

#HOW TO EJECT A CD FROM A MAC POWERBOOK G4 INSTALL#

I don't know how it compares to what Debian offers, since I wasn't able to install it before my mobo gave up the ghost.ДЄgain, I wish you good luck in finding a solution and hope that someone else will be able to help in a more substantial way. It wasn't economically feasible to repair it I sadly left it at the repair shop, and they were going to use it for parts.ДЄnother Linux OS option you might consider as a backup choice is Linux MintPPC ( ), which has been specialized for vintage Macs. It was a very nice laptop and it gave us many years of good service until the motherboard died. Its RAM had been upgraded, and it was running OS X 10.4 Tiger. I answered because I used to own one of those models my father gave it to my family when he upgraded to a newer, more powerful Mac. There are a few users here of old Mac PowerBooks, and hopefully one of them will see this forum thread and reply. I'm sorry that I don't have more good ideas for a workaround/solution. I'm really in need of this system with it's GUI !!!! Nothing worked, it tells no partition.and then It checks but doesn't install anything (0 to update, 0 to.). However, understood that the GUI is in the other files, so I decided to re-install again by looking closely to the installation process, they told me if I had another CD to install (containing packages, BINGO !!!) I said yes and they told me to insert it However, I couldn't !!!! because the installation CD (1) was already there and in PowerBook there is no physical button nor a key to get the CD out !!! the installation process should have done it (It should have ejected the CD.because It told me to insert another !), I installed without GUI again, and tried: I downloaded all CD (1, 2 and 3) and burned everyone alone in it's single CD, I installed the first one without anything else and was shoked when I saw that the system, was actually a command shell :O

#HOW TO EJECT A CD FROM A MAC POWERBOOK G4 MAC OS#

I decided to install Debian in my PowerBook G4 because Mac OS Panther was very boring and buggy.

How to eject a cd from a mac powerbook g4