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They just ensure that you don’t offend anyone, and produce bland inoffensive products. That's a little too much of a culture shock for the both of us, jdc, but I'll make that Plan 9, just in case. He may not be married to iCal, so what options are available, and with what implementations? Sir Jonathan IveĪh, as I'm a believer in SSDs, that will happen, but it will take a minute. You and I have memories longer than the road that stretches out ahead.īy believing all possible evil of evil men. I've been to the edge of the map, and there be monsters. Insisting on your rights without acknowledging your responsibilities isn’t freedom, it’s adolescence. Your boos mean nothing to me, I've seen what you cheer for.

There’s trouble - it's time to play the sound of my people.

#Imac 2007 ram mactracker mac

Is there a 'disk' OS that he needs to qualify for the free, diskless OSs? I don't remember the transitioning, except that maybe I bought in for $20, the first time. Andrea Filippini said: Hi everyone, Im going to purchase a Mac Mini late 2012 with these specs: CPU: Intel i7 2.3 GHz quad-core (i7-3615QM) Memory: 16 GB RAM 1600 MHz.

#Imac 2007 ram mactracker install

With 6G, what would be the minimum OS to install to make all this work? If I could get a decent price on a 4G stick, I'd probably do that anyway. Plan B: Sync iCal to both the iMac and 'Phone via iCloudĪs I said, I'll get more details later today, but using and syncing a schedule between is iMac and 'Phone is a big deal, and may be the only thing he needs sync.

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Plan A: Update the iMac to the minimum version of OS X and iTunes required for the 6 and iOS 8/9 (I'll find out the exact iOS later today.) 12:54 PM Reply Helpful (1) Thread reply - more options.

#Imac 2007 ram mactracker how to

I'll get more details today, but I suspect the main and maybe only consideration is to use iCal for all his scheduling and sync it to his 'Phone. how to verify the correct ram upgrade for my late2009 iMac 121.5, is 16 gb upgrade ok. Getting a new(er) iMac is not in the cards.

MacTracker says it can use 6G and the current OS. I really don't need iPhoto, since Photo seems to have all my pics and is running fine.I got a call from my buddy who wants to sync his iPhone 6 with a 24' Mid-2007 iMac.Ĭurrently it has 10.4/10.5, and 4G RAM. However, it took several minutes even for the window to appear (during which I had the spinning beach ball). But it wasn't really stuck, pressing cmd-L (I think it was L) you get a window with the installation log where I could see that it wasn't really stuck just for some reason moving the 40 000 files of several LaTeX installations. For me it was apparently stuck at '2 min remaining' for about three to four hours. This has been reported a couple of times. Regarding the Yosemite installer 'hanging'. But you have (re)download the latest version of iPhoto from the Mac App store (and to be able to do so you have to first put the existing iPhoto application into the the Trash, then you can 'Install' it from the Purchases tab in the Mac App Store app). Apple officially supports 4 GB of RAM, but third-parties have been able to upgrade the system to 6 GB of RAM using one 2 GB and one 4 GB memory module. On an EIGHT YEAR OLD machine, I got great (free) support.all it took was powering the box off, then back on and Yosemite was already installed and running.Īpple tech support is really first rate.One question.what do I do with iPhoto? When I click on it (the iPhoto icon shows a circle with a line through it) it advises me to 'update to the latest version'. The Motorola 68030 was the first Mac processor with an integrated paged memory management unit, allowing for virtual memory. 1 GB of RAM is installed as a single SO-DIMM module. The iMac hung up during the Yosemite install, so I made a call to Apple Tech Support.

It's now running fine, but there were some hiccups. After some initial handwringing (and a few negative reviews) I decided to go ahead and try the upgrade to Yosemite (OS10.10.3). Thought I'd offer an update to my original question.