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There are a few options you could try. You can do the correct formtatting for each operating system and then download MacDrive which allows u to access and write to the oS X partition from XP/Vista, and then get Paragon NTFS which allows you to read and write to the XP/Vista partiton.

OS X will read a FAT 32 drive. When I did BootCamp on my new MacPro and on the Mini I purchaced for my family I went and made a FAT 32 partition on both when I installed XP so I would be able to access it from OS X. So yes it is possible for it to read. I've also had a external drive that was...

Find an OEM OS CD/DVD boot from the disk by holdind down the c key. Go under the password reset utility and you will be able to set yourself a new password. I also would suggest upgrading to the highest version of OS X as you can based upon what iBook you have.

If you want it to be the most easy I would go with BootCamp. Parallels uses only a small part of the video RAM so it really hampers performance like Virtual PC did on the the PowerPC Macs, but if you are wanting to run Vista it is the only way to run the OS being something in Vista does not...

If super performance isn't expected out of the server you can always go with a Sawtooth and get a moderate processor from Other World Computing, A Sawtooth on eBay can br gotten for about 200 bucks and the processor upgrade can be had for about 200. This is providing you have the existing drives...

Have you tried pushing the PMU reset button? That happened to me one time and that fixed it. Make sure you have all the power cord unplugged and then let it sit for about 10mins. Also is it a B&W G3 or an old beige G3.

I would get a copy of Tiger 10.4 and another 128MB of RAM. Install that and see what happens. As for a diagnostic software I would try and see if you know anyone with a Power Mac G4 diagnostic CD. These were made for techs and shipped to them for diagnostic software. I have one I can lend you as...

You should be able to get a PCI slot FireWire card for that machine also. You could then possibly get an external hard drive to store the music on. That would be a way around upgrading the internal drive. You can either go with a fully assembled drive or go the kit route where you supply the...

I first would try and burn a cd and see if the same problems ocour. Then in my experience it's the drive. I would first then try and do an upgrade to Panther (10.3). I did hear of problems like this in Jaguar and were fixed with Panther.

My take on the whole Intel switch is Apple was looking for more power and IBM basically said "screw you" when they started getting heavier into the game machine processors. So Apple went shopping. They decided upon Intel because of their ability to make good processors and they also have a good...