Hi all, I am having the hardest time trying to find iSM for Tiger, I need version 3.1 or so for my PowerBook. Please help, I'd really like to figure out if I can cook and egg on the CPU properly.
Look here: http://macdownload.informer.com/istat-menus/download/ Also, TiBooks do not have an OS accessible thermo sensor in them. Only the hard drive's SMART sensor.
I think it can also be found on Gavin's archive: ppcarchive.dyniform.net
Great. Thanks Intell. Another fine quest you've given me today!The last universal version was 3.19.
It's still there. I don't remove anything I link to (with some exceptions), but Dropbox killed the public folder so I have to generate a new link.Sorry to revive this thread but @eyoungren would you be able to reupload iStat Menu 1 for Tiger?(if of course you still have it)
Thanks!
It's still there. I don't remove anything I link to (with some exceptions), but Dropbox killed the public folder so I have to generate a new link.
Here you go: https://www.dropbox.com/s/t8nf41xaxr1mzaj/istatmenus.zip?dl=0
It's still there. I don't remove anything I link to (with some exceptions), but Dropbox killed the public folder so I have to generate a new link.
Here you go: https://www.dropbox.com/s/t8nf41xaxr1mzaj/istatmenus.zip?dl=0
Try repairing permissions under Tiger on that drive that Tiger is installed on.Since this thread was recently resurrected, I am configuring a lot of stuff on my new (to me) G5 Quad. It has two HDDs installed, a 1 TB disk with Leopard and a 500 GB disk with Tiger. I installed iStat Menus 3.19 (the last version supported in PPC) on my Leopard disk using a leftover unused license key. It works perfectly well.
But trying to install 1.3 on my Tiger disk? I can install it but trying to use anything in the prefs panel gives a "Could not load extra" message. Does anyone recall seeing this one before, or found a fix/workaround?
Didn't help. Thanks, though. What *did* help was downloading and running 'MenuCracker':Try repairing permissions under Tiger on that drive that Tiger is installed on.