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  • Welcome to the Powerbook where thin means hot! There are special laptop pads that you can get to dissapate the heat from the metal case which will help. In general, the Powerbooks run within spec, but heat and components do not mix, so I’d suggest one of the pads. Of course, the heat is being sucked out of the components and into the metal casing and then the pad helps pull the heat from that as well without blocking vents or air circulation. Do a search on some sites like Clubmac, and if not there, try Google.

  • Mark Sloan

    April 7, 2005 at 12:30 am in reply to: powerbook g4, boot from external firewire drive?

    Are you going into System Preferences and selecting the drive partition for booting? If it is showing up there then it has at least been “blessed”, but as for the partition question, I’d check the CCC site. I personally don’t know and no one else has answered your post! 🙂

  • Mark Sloan

    April 6, 2005 at 6:37 pm in reply to: powerbook g4, boot from external firewire drive?

    How did you clone your Hard Drive? What tool did you use?

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