Use Early 2008 iMac as Monitor

Hi,
I'm planning to purchase a new MacBook Pro and wanted to know if I can use my iMac as an external monitor.
I've read that this will only work easily/good starting with 2009 iMac models with Target Display Mode, also that it could be possible over a network, and maybe with a program called ScreenRecycler.
The new MacBook Pro has no ethernet cable port, so if it's possible over a network I guess it would have to be through wifi?
My idea was using the mini DVI port on the iMac and the HDMI port on the new MacBook Pro, let me explain. For a long time (before Apple TV/AirPlay) I would connect my iMac to my flat screen TV to watch movies in higher definition. I did this with a mini dvi-to-HDMI converter; one end connects to the mini dvi port on the iMac and the other end gets one end of the HDMI cable, the other end connects to the TV.
This set up worked very well, but would it work between my iMac and a new MacBook Pro? Has anyone already tried? If not can you offer another way to do it?
Thanks much,
Nic

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11/01/12 12:56:01,682 AppleMobileDeviceHelper: _AMDDeviceAttachedCallbackv3 (thread 0xacbba2c0): Device 'AMDevice 0x33b210 {UDID = 8851d03d087cdedc1ee4cd34f58d63e07cd164e8, device ID = 33, FullServiceName = 00:26:bb:fc:33:cf@fe80::226:bbff:fefc:33cf._apple-mobdev._tcp.local.}' attached.
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11/01/12 13:01:51,000 kernel: 0x000000d6
11/01/12 13:01:51,000 kernel: 0x00000001
11/01/12 13:01:51,000 kernel: 0x00000018
11/01/12 13:01:51,000 kernel: 0x0000d052
11/01/12 13:01:51,000 kernel: 0x00000001
11/01/12 13:01:51,000 kernel: 0x00000001
11/01/12 13:01:51,000 kernel: 0x00009583
11/01/12 13:01:51,000 kernel: 0x00000001
11/01/12 13:01:51,000 kernel: 0x00000015
11/01/12 13:01:51,000 kernel: 0x00000000
11/01/12 13:01:51,000 kernel: 0x00000001
It goes on like this for a while, then:
11/01/12 13:02:10,000 kernel: 0xffffffff
11/01/12 13:02:10,000 kernel: 0xffffffff
11/01/12 13:02:10,000 kernel: 0xffffffff
11/01/12 13:02:10,000 kernel: 0xffffffff
11/01/12 13:02:10,000 kernel: 0xffffffff
11/01/12 13:02:10,000 kernel: 0xc0016900
11/01/12 13:02:10,000 kernel: 0x000001b1
11/01/12 13:02:10,000 kernel: 0x00000004
11/01/12 13:02:10,000 kernel: 0xc0016900
11/01/12 13:02:10,000 kernel: 0x00000207
11/01/12 13:02:10,000 kernel: ** GPU Debug Info End **
11/01/12 13:05:56,965 com.apple.usbmuxd: _SendDetachNotification (thread 0x7fff73778960): sending detach for device 00:26:bb:fc:33:cf@fe80::226:bbff:fefc:33cf._apple-mobdev._tcp.local.: _BrowseReplyReceivedCallback got bonjour removal.
11/01/12 13:05:56,966 iTunes: _AMDDeviceDetached (thread 0x10fced000): Device 'AMDevice 0x7f9123cc9db0 {UDID = 8851d03d087cdedc1ee4cd34f58d63e07cd164e8, device ID = 34, FullServiceName = 00:26:bb:fc:33:cf@fe80::226:bbff:fefc:33cf._apple-mobdev._tcp.local.}' detached.
11/01/12 13:05:56,967 iTunes: _NotificationSocketReadCallbackGCD (thread 0x7fff73778960): Unexpected connection closure...
11/01/12 13:07:21,408 com.apple.usbmuxd: _SendAttachNotification (thread 0x7fff73778960): sending attach for device 00:26:bb:fc:33:cf@fe80::226:bbff:fefc:33cf._apple-mobdev._tcp.local.: _GetAddrInfoReplyReceivedCallback matched.
11/01/12 13:07:21,877 usbmuxd: _AMDeviceConnectByAddressAndPort (thread 0x100781000): IPv4
11/01/12 13:07:22,308 iTunes: _AMDDeviceAttachedCallbackv3 (thread 0x10fced000): Device 'AMDevice 0x7f9123a21160 {UDID = 8851d03d087cdedc1ee4cd34f58d63e07cd164e8, device ID = 35, FullServiceName = 00:26:bb:fc:33:cf@fe80::226:bbff:fefc:33cf._apple-mobdev._tcp.local.}' attached.
11/01/12 13:07:22,308 ath: _AMDDeviceAttachedCallbackv3 (thread 0x7fff73778960): Device 'AMDevice 0x10185aa80 {UDID = 8851d03d087cdedc1ee4cd34f58d63e07cd164e8, device ID = 35, FullServiceName = 00:26:bb:fc:33:cf@fe80::226:bbff:fefc:33cf._apple-mobdev._tcp.local.}' attached.
11/01/12 13:07:26,592 AppleMobileDeviceHelper: _AMDDeviceDetached (thread 0xacbba2c0): Device 'AMDevice 0x549be0 {UDID = 8851d03d087cdedc1ee4cd34f58d63e07cd164e8, device ID = 34, FullServiceName = 00:26:bb:fc:33:cf@fe80::226:bbff:fefc:33cf._apple-mobdev._tcp.local.}' detached.
11/01/12 13:07:27,131 AppleMobileDeviceHelper: _AMDDeviceAttachedCallbackv3 (thread 0xacbba2c0): Device 'AMDevice 0x362950 {UDID = 8851d03d087cdedc1ee4cd34f58d63e07cd164e8, device ID = 35, FullServiceName = 00:26:bb:fc:33:cf@fe80::226:bbff:fefc:33cf._apple-mobdev._tcp.local.}' attached.
11/01/12 13:16:39,785 com.apple.backupd: Starting standard backup
11/01/12 13:16:40,019 com.apple.backupd: Backing up to: /Volumes/Backup di Time Machine/Backups.backupdb
11/01/12 13:17:14,751 com.apple.backupd: 2.43 GB required (including padding), 16.27 GB available
11/01/12 13:17:30,700 mdworker: Unable to talk to lsboxd
11/01/12 13:19:01,344 com.apple.backupd: Copied 4087 files (381.2 MB) from volume Macintosh HD.
11/01/12 13:19:11,801 com.apple.backupd: 2.27 GB required (including padding), 15.89 GB available
11/01/12 13:20:14,819 com.apple.backupd: Copied 3098 files (230.8 MB) from volume Macintosh HD.
11/01/12 13:20:23,700 mds: (Error) Volume: Could not find requested backup type:2 for volume
11/01/12 13:20:24,205 com.apple.backupd: Starting post-backup thinning
11/01/12 13:20:37,674 com.apple.backupd: Deleted /Volumes/Backup di Time Machine/Backups.backupdb/Galactica/2012-01-10-123033 (146.3 MB)
11/01/12 13:20:37,674 com.apple.backupd: Post-back up thinning complete: 1 expired backups removed
11/01/12 13:20:37,800 com.apple.backupd: Backup completed successfully.
11/01/12 13:55:00,567 com.apple.usbmuxd: _SendDetachNotification (thread 0x7fff73778960): sending detach for device 00:26:bb:fc:33:cf@fe80::226:bbff:fefc:33cf._apple-mobdev._tcp.local.: _BrowseReplyReceivedCallback got bonjour removal.
11/01/12 13:55:00,568 iTunes: _AMDDeviceDetached (thread 0x10fced000): Device 'AMDevice 0x7f9123a21160 {UDID = 8851d03d087cdedc1ee4cd34f58d63e07cd164e8, device ID = 35, FullServiceName = 00:26:bb:fc:33:cf@fe80::226:bbff:fefc:33cf._apple-mobdev._tcp.local.}' detached.
11/01/12 13:55:00,569 iTunes: _NotificationSocketReadCallbackGCD (thread 0x7fff73778960): Unexpected connection closure...
11/01/12 13:57:12,071 com.apple.usbmuxd: _SendAttachNotification (thread 0x7fff73778960): sending attach for device 00:26:bb:fc:33:cf@fe80::226:bbff:fefc:33cf._apple-mobdev._tcp.local.: _GetAddrInfoReplyReceivedCallback matched.
11/01/12 13:57:12,379 usbmuxd: _AMDeviceConnectByAddressAndPort (thread 0x100781000): IPv4
11/01/12 13:57:12,550 iTunes: _AMDDeviceAttachedCallbackv3 (thread 0x10fced000): Device 'AMDevice 0x7f9123c28390 {UDID = 8851d03d087cdedc1ee4cd34f58d63e07cd164e8, device ID = 36, FullServiceName = 00:26:bb:fc:33:cf@fe80::226:bbff:fefc:33cf._apple-mobdev._tcp.local.}' attached.
11/01/12 13:57:12,550 ath: _AMDDeviceAttachedCallbackv3 (thread 0x7fff73778960): Device 'AMDevice 0x10186ccf0 {UDID = 8851d03d087cdedc1ee4cd34f58d63e07cd164e8, device ID = 36, FullServiceName = 00:26:bb:fc:33:cf@fe80::226:bbff:fefc:33cf._apple-mobdev._tcp.local.}' attached.
11/01/12 13:57:14,574 AppleMobileDeviceHelper: _AMDDeviceDetached (thread 0xacbba2c0): Device 'AMDevice 0x362950 {UDID = 8851d03d087cdedc1ee4cd34f58d63e07cd164e8, device ID = 35, FullServiceName = 00:26:bb:fc:33:cf@fe80::226:bbff:fefc:33cf._apple-mobdev._tcp.local.}' detached.
11/01/12 13:57:14,815 AppleMobileDeviceHelper: _AMDDeviceAttachedCallbackv3 (thread 0xacbba2c0): Device 'AMDevice 0x37d1d0 {UDID = 8851d03d087cdedc1ee4cd34f58d63e07cd164e8, device ID = 36, FullServiceName = 00:26:bb:fc:33:cf@fe80::226:bbff:fefc:33cf._apple-mobdev._tcp.local.}' attached.
11/01/12 13:57:35,961 com.apple.usbmuxd: _SendDetachNotification (thread 0x7fff73778960): sending detach for device 00:26:bb:fc:33:cf@fe80::226:bbff:fefc:33cf._apple-mobdev._tcp.local.: _BrowseReplyReceivedCallback got bonjour removal.
11/01/12 13:57:35,961 iTunes: _AMDDeviceDetached (thread 0x10fced000): Device 'AMDevice 0x7f9123c28390 {UDID = 8851d03d087cdedc1ee4cd34f58d63e07cd164e8, device ID = 36, FullServiceName = 00:26:bb:fc:33:cf@fe80::226:bbff:fefc:33cf._apple-mobdev._tcp.local.}' detached.
11/01/12 13:57:35,962 iTunes: _NotificationSocketReadCallbackGCD (thread 0x7fff73778960): Unexpected connection closure...
11/01/12 14:05:14,778 com.apple.usbmuxd: _SendAttachNotification (thread 0x7fff73778960): sending attach for device 00:26:bb:fc:33:cf@fe80::226:bbff:fefc:33cf._apple-mobdev._tcp.local.: _GetAddrInfoReplyReceivedCallback matched.
11/01/12 14:05:15,177 usbmuxd: _AMDeviceConnectByAddressAndPort (thread 0x100781000): IPv4
11/01/12 14:05:15,342 ath: _AMDDeviceAttachedCallbackv3 (thread 0x7fff73778960): Device 'AMDevice 0x10185aa80 {UDID = 8851d03d087cdedc1ee4cd34f58d63e07cd164e8, device ID = 37, FullServiceName = 00:26:bb:fc:33:cf@fe80::226:bbff:fefc:33cf._apple-mobdev._tcp.local.}' attached.
11/01/12 14:05:15,342 iTunes: _AMDDeviceAttachedCallbackv3 (thread 0x10fced000): Device 'AMDevice 0x7f9122fad930 {UDID = 8851d03d087cdedc1ee4cd34f58d63e07cd164e8, device ID = 37, FullServiceName = 00:26:bb:fc:33:cf@fe80::226:bbff:fefc:33cf._apple-mobdev._tcp.local.}' attached.
At this point I restarted the computer using the power button.
For the record, a few months ago I replaced the hard drive thinking it could be the problem – good thing I needed more space anyway because it happened twice AFTER I replaced it.
Any help?

Welcome to Lion, I have 10.7.4 and this has been a problem every two weeks or so since 10.7.1. Fun.

Early 2008 iMac 2.4Ghz. Ram Upgrade

Hi, I have Kingston KTA-MB667/2G (2x2Gb kit) that i used on my Macbook Pro. Anyhow got ride of MacBook Pro kept the ram. Just bought a Early 2008 iMac 2.4Ghz Refurb with 1Gb of Ram (PC-6400 - 800Mhz). I am wondering if my Macbook Pro ram will work in the iMac. I know the ram will probably run slower as i am installing 667Mhz on a system that can support 800Mhz, but i am running memory intensive apps (vista on parallels, etc...) thus want more ram. Rather use the ram i already have instead of spending 60$ on a new 800mhz kit (times are tough right?).

I know the ram will probably run slower as i am installing 667Mhz on a system that can support 800Mhz
Actually, the RAM will run at the speed designated by the logic board. So if you installed faster RAM, it would not run any faster. If you installed slower RAM, it probably will not work, because the logic board will try to run it at the specified faster speed.

Is my early 2008 iMac capable of running OSX 10.8.3?

A friend found that his Mac Pro is not capable of running Mountain Lion. He sent me an Apple link that listed computers unsuitable for the upgrade, one of which was his. I can't find the link again after an hour of typing in every conceivable version of the query: "Computers that are unsuitable for Mountain Lion". The thing is that I'm wondering whether my early 2008 iMac is behaving badly because it's not up to OSX 10.8.3. I get spinning umbrellas ten times as often as I used to and quite regularly have to power down and restart to fix the problem. Programmes like iPhoto, iMovie, iTunes and even Safari take an age to load. I use MacScan and Clean my Mac regularly and I don't do any business with weird or unknown apps.

http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5444

App Nap Running on early 2008 iMac

My understanding was that App Nap couldn't run on an early 2008 desktop iMac?
Yet, the Energy tab in Activity Monitor from time to time shows App Nap as active for the Finder!
If this is true, it might explain some of the sluggishness of my iMac since installing Mavericks ... ?
Larry

All the Intel iMacs have the same procedure, as far as I know.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1543
Without specifically mentioning "SMC," this procedure (below) is in the trouble-shooting section of the +early 2008+ iMac's little printed manual
"Unplug the power cord and wait at least 30 seconds. Plug the power cord back in
and press the power button again to start up your iMac."
http://manuals.info.apple.com/enUS/iMac_Early2008UG.pdf

Problem with Early 2008 iMac upgrade to Corsair 2x2b memory kit

I am upgrading my Early 2008 iMac 20-inch model to have 4 gb memory.
My memory choice is Corsair Memory VS4GSDSKIT800D2 4 GB Kit (2x2GB) PC2-6400 800Mhz 200-pin DDR2 SODIMM Dual Channel Laptop Memory
More model information here:
Model Name: iMac
Model Identifier: iMac8,1
Based on Apple's documentation here:http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1759
You can use any Small-Outline dual inline memory modules (SO-DIMMS) that meets all of these criteria:
PC2-6400
Unbuffered
Nonparity
200-pin
800 MHz
DDR2 SDRAM
I think there should be no hardware compatibility issue here.
I installed following the instructions from Apple.com as well. Except I find it odd that there wasn't a very clear "click" sound to indicate a proper installment during the process. I take the old memories out and simply pushed the new chips into the compartment without doing anything else. Put everything back, connect the power cord and press the power button.
After I upgrade the memory, either the machine won't turn on, or it will beep with a warning sound forever unless I turn the power off.
I wonder if I should get a refund, change to either Kingston or Crucial's memory or it is for some other reason.
I didn't have such issue with upgrading my macbook with Kingston's chips, so maybe iMac doesn't support Corsair well?
Also, I heard around here that my machine seems to support 6gb memory instead of 4gb. Is there a brand requirement like I have to get Crucial or OWC's chips to acccomplish it? Source: http://eshop.macsales.com/shop/memory/iMac/Intel_Core_2_Duo_PC2-6400

ttback wrote:
I was worried to break anything if I push too hard. It seemed like pushing the same way with original chips had no issues. It is certainly not as easy as the macbook for the clip part.
Sometime the blades on after market modules are slightly thicker and they needs a little more force to be fully seated in the slots.
ttback wrote:
Do you think there would be any drawback if I change my upgrade plan to 6gb from OWC?
That's totally up to you? Check with the seller, because most online sellers will want to charge a restocking and shipping.

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