VST 10 Gig Expansion Bay HD in Pismo

2002-04-02 Thread Geoffrey Loeffler

I have a couple of these VST 10 Gig expansion Bay drives, they come 
with system 8.6 on them,  the Apple Drive set up in OS 9 recognizes 
them so I should be able to format them with Apple HD set up, 
partition, and use OS 10 from the expansion bay drives as I make the 
transition from 9 to 10, I think... hope..

I am trying to make a system on the VST that runs only OS X and not 
mix them  9 and 10

If anyone is using the VSTs expansion disk to successfully run OS 
10.1.3 and to use it as a start up disk under OS X I would really 
like to hear that it will work

I installed a copy of OS 10 on a 40 gig firewire external drive, can 
I just copy that whole OS X folder off the firewire drive to the 
expansion bay VST and have a bootable system under OS X, or will I 
have to use an external CD rom to successfully install OS. X on the 
VST expansion bay. As the bay has to have the vst into to load  OS X 
from my disk, what's a person to do,,

Thanks
Geoffinak
Pismos 1 gig memory

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Acailability of VST 10 Gig Expansion Bay HDs

2002-04-02 Thread Remy Davison

I have a couple of these VST 10 Gig expansion Bay drives, they come 
with system 8.6 on them,  the Apple Drive set up in OS 9 recognizes 
them so I should be able to format them with Apple HD set up, 
partition, and use OS 10 from the expansion bay drives as I make the 
transition from 9 to 10, I think... hope..
BTW, I note now that SmartDisk has removed the expansion bay HDs from its 
product pages - so that's presumably the end of them. Old stock elsewhere 
(still at shoplet?) maybe - or MCE is your other choice (though costs $$).

Cheers,

RD

(still waiting on WorldWide Express to deliver my VST drive :-( but guess 
I gotta count easter.

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Re: System Folder Backup

2002-04-02 Thread Harper, Charlie T

Mission accomplished!  Thanks to all who contributed on this item.  Booting
the Pismo from a CD and mounting the Cube HD on the Pismo desktop worked
like a charm.  I now understand the difference between server and client!
Thanks again for the good advice.

Charlie

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Subject: Re: System Folder Backup


on 4/1/02 10:51, Harper, Charlie T at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I tried to backup my System Folder on my Pismo but ran into some problems.
 I connected my Powerbook to my Cube via a crossover cable and began to
copy
 the System Folder to the Cube.  After a few files were transferred, I
began
 to get messages that this extension and that extension could not be copied
 because they were in use.   Anyone think how I could make a complete
 backup of my Pismo System Folder, complete with all the extensions?
Thanks.

Charlie:

It sounds to me like you mounted the Pismo on the Cube. You then dragged
files *from* the Pismo to the Cube. Whenever you copy System files from a
server you will get the in use errors.

However, if you reverse the server and client, you will have no problem. Do
this:
1) Mount the Cube on the Pismo
2) Drag the Pismo System Folder to the Cube

All should proceed as desired.

BTW, it's still a good idea to make an emergency CD.

-Mick
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Re: Availability of VST 10 Gig Expansion Bay HDs

2002-04-02 Thread Jim Richter


 BTW, I note now that SmartDisk has removed the expansion bay HDs from its
 product pages - so that's presumably the end of them. Old stock elsewhere
 (still at shoplet?) maybe - or MCE is your other choice (though costs $$).
 
 (still waiting on WorldWide Express to deliver my VST drive :-( but guess
 I gotta count easter.


I think I ordered my VST expansion drive from Shoplet the same day you did
(last Sunday 3/24?).  I got a call from Shoplet on Thursday saying that they
would be shipping my drive.  I got them to overnight it to me at their
expense (an upgrade from the Fed Ex 2 day service I already had).  Got my
drive Friday and it works great under 9 and X.

I think we've seen the last of these drives at the sub-$60 price.  Any
vendors that still have them--like OfficeDepot.com--are selling them at the
old retail prices (~200 bucks).  As many of you have probably noticed,
several of these drives have shown up on ebay in the last couple of weeks,
all them being sold in the $125 area.  Bet they are some of the one's from
the Smartdisk Yahoo store.

Jim R.


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Dead Pismo

2002-04-02 Thread Jack Hodgson

Hello,

My 400 mhz Pismo has died. It booted into target disk mode this morning as
always but I noticed later that the screen was black. The icon still showed
up on my G-4 desktop but my G-4 soon froze up and I had to reboot it. The
Pismo icon was gone after the G-4 restarted.

The Pismo was running off AC power, not battery. I tried unplugging the
power supply but it's still dead and as far as I know, the battery is
charged.

I'm running OS X 10.1.2 on both machines and I have plenty of RAM. It's
apparently a hardware/power problem, rather than software, but I'm clueless
as to why. I've never had this problem before.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,

Jack

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Re: Dead Pismo

2002-04-02 Thread Laurent Daudelin

On 02/04/02 11:44, Jack Hodgson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Hello,
 
 My 400 mhz Pismo has died. It booted into target disk mode this morning as
 always but I noticed later that the screen was black. The icon still showed
 up on my G-4 desktop but my G-4 soon froze up and I had to reboot it. The
 Pismo icon was gone after the G-4 restarted.
 
 The Pismo was running off AC power, not battery. I tried unplugging the
 power supply but it's still dead and as far as I know, the battery is
 charged.
 
 I'm running OS X 10.1.2 on both machines and I have plenty of RAM. It's
 apparently a hardware/power problem, rather than software, but I'm clueless
 as to why. I've never had this problem before.

Did you try resetting the power management unit? Don't remember what is it
on a Pismo. There used to be a little label with the key combination on a
Wallstreet, but it's not there anymore on the Pismo. I think it was
fn+ctrl+power or something like that.

-Laurent.
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Re: Dead Pismo

2002-04-02 Thread vlad

I had a dead Pismo 400 as well...didn't react to anything, happened as 
in your case, got scared stiff...pulled out the battery and the power 
cord, put the battery back in and it worked...maybe just luck and had 
nothing to do with power supply 'cos my 256 meg ram module went dead 
couple of days later...could it be ram?

cheers,

vlad

On Tuesday, April 2, 2002, at 05:44 , Jack Hodgson wrote:

 Hello,

 My 400 mhz Pismo has died. It booted into target disk mode this morning 
 as
 always but I noticed later that the screen was black. The icon still 
 showed
 up on my G-4 desktop but my G-4 soon froze up and I had to reboot it. 
 The
 Pismo icon was gone after the G-4 restarted.

 The Pismo was running off AC power, not battery. I tried unplugging the
 power supply but it's still dead and as far as I know, the battery is
 charged.

 I'm running OS X 10.1.2 on both machines and I have plenty of RAM. It's
 apparently a hardware/power problem, rather than software, but I'm 
 clueless
 as to why. I've never had this problem before.

 Any suggestions?

 Thanks,

 Jack

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Re: HD/System folder backup

2002-04-02 Thread Scott Cave

I just got my VST 10GB expansion bay drive today from shoplet (I ordered on
March 23).  When Shoplet told me they were backordered I immediately
Sherlocked the web for these drives.  For anyone who is still interested in
finding one, kernelsoftware.com reported 4 in stock at about $50 each, and
dreamretail.com said that they can get their hands in a bunch of them for
about $80 each.  

Good luck!

Scott Cave


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 Subject: Re: HD/System folder backup
 
 been reading about backing up the system folder and HD backup  but
 everyone seems to know more  about the basics  of it than I .
 (lombard 20 hD / Ram 512).. would sure appreciate if someone would
 tell me how to do that.. as in WHAT do I need  to copy it ? Do I need
 to buy one of those no longer available vst drives ?  (all I have is
 a vst 100mb zip which isnt even large enough for the system folder
 which is  273 mb.  )  thanks for your patience on this.
 
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Re: Dead Pismo

2002-04-02 Thread Kathryn Odell

I also have a Pismo 400. Once I put it to sleep and it wouldn't wake up, or
restart at all. Dead. I also took the battery out, replaced it, and voila! it
started up. Weird. It's only happened that once. Nothing wrong with my ram.

Kate

vlad wrote:

 I had a dead Pismo 400 as well...didn't react to anything, happened as
 in your case, got scared stiff...pulled out the battery and the power
 cord, put the battery back in and it worked...maybe just luck and had
 nothing to do with power supply 'cos my 256 meg ram module went dead
 couple of days later...could it be ram?

 Jack Hodgson wrote:

  Hello,
 
  My 400 mhz Pismo has died. It booted into target disk mode this morning
  as
  always but I noticed later that the screen was black.


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Re: Connecting stereo to PowerBook

2002-04-02 Thread Mick Ring

on 4/2/02 19:48, Luca Rescigno at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I have a PowerBook Wallstreet 233 and I wanted to hook it up to my
 Audiovox stereo CD player, so that my computer's sound comes from my
 stereo speakers and allows me to use the stereo as normal.

Aside from the speakers, is your stereo all one piece?

-Mick
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Re: iBOok batt's....Re: Going Batty Over Batteries

2002-04-02 Thread BG

 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Message-ID: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Date: Tue, 2 Apr 2002 10:13:15 EST
 Subject: iBOok batt'sRe:  Going Batty Over Batteries
 
 THe iBook is a very unique Powerbook, in several angles (not counting it's
 strange resemblance to a toilet seat)..
 
 It does NOT have a PRAM battery, but rather the power is kept from the main
 battery.  THere is a smalll capacitor which will keep the PRAM hot for a
 minute or so, if you pull the battery (to switch them), but it doesn't have
 any other power source.
 
 Unfortunately, it also doesn't allow the AC power to keep the PRAM hot, so
 pulling the battery (or having a totally bogus battery) will keep your PRAM
 stuff very screwed up.
 
 Thanks,
 David Wegener
 
 Wegener Media
 www.wegenermedia.com

Hi and Thanks for this major education about the ibook.  Who would have
guessed?  Sounds like all bad news to me since I thought I could use it
w/adapter only and not even bother with batteries.  Are all of the ibooks
made this way (old and new ones)?

So, an ibook must ALWAYS have a working battery in it, eh?  Time to go
shopping...

Why the intermittent amber light (evidently signaling a brief false
charge)? (It did it again tonight).  Just curious.

Thanks mucho.
Funny about the toilet seat. :)
Best regards/BG
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 From: BG [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Date: Tue, 02 Apr 2002 08:30:19 -0500
 To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Subject: Going Batty Over Batteries
 
 Hello...  Any advice for a novice on batteries, specifically and in general,
 and/or links to further info?  (The Help Guide on the macs are not always so
 helpful!) :-/
 
 Specifically:
 Recently acquired Rev. B iBook (300mhz, 128ram, 6gb, OS 9.1):  Date and time
 is sometimes not holding; the computer is slugglish starting up; sometimes
 the submenus do not expand, it is freezing up, pointer gets paralyzed, etc.
 Re: the date/time, Mac Help Menu says something about may need a backup
 battery replaced by authorized apple retailer.  Is this backup battery the
 same as what is referred to as PRAM?
 
 I zapped PRAM twice, and that helped the date/time... for awhile anyway...
 but when I've had to force quit/shutdown, the date/time is lost again...
 (that never used to happen on my older DT mac, and I forced/shutdown it
 many 
 times.) ;)
 
 Re: the lithium-ion battery and yoyo adapter: I'm trying to determine if both
 of these batteries I have are ready for the dumpster.  I left the adapter
 on 
 for 24 hours.  Then last night it was amber and the control strip said
 battery is being recharged.  It was amber for about 20 minutes on two
 occasions.  Then it turns green in between, and the control strip then says,
 battery has been removed from your computer (even though battery is still
 installed).
 
 Could it also be a problem with the yoyo adapter?
 
 BTW, I also installed Battery Reset, but that didn't seem to help.
 
 General question:
 For future reference, if you always use the laptop w/power adapter, and don't
 really need the batteries, should you just take them out of the computer and
 set them aside?
 
 And/or does it hurt anything to leave them IN and never use them?
 
 And/or like my cell phone, should batteries be used until they drain
 completely, and then recharge them over and over, even though you don't
 really 
 need to be using them (because I'm always by a power outlet)?
 
 Thanks for any/all opinions  education.
 Best regards/BG
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Re: Connecting stereo to PowerBook

2002-04-02 Thread Luca Rescigno

on 02/04/02 22:48, Luca Rescigno at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  I have a PowerBook Wallstreet 233 and I wanted to hook it up to my
  Audiovox stereo CD player, so that my computer's sound comes from my
  stereo speakers and allows me to use the stereo as normal. I do have
  a cord that looks like a two-sided headphone jack, which came with my
  14 A-V monitor that I don't use anymore. It allowed me to use the
  speakers on the monitor instead of the single speaker on the
  computer. Could I use this to connect my PowerBook to my stereo, or
  would I need a new connector? I have been able to play sounds from
  the stereo on the computer's built in speakers, but that's not what
  I'm really looking to do.

I think you could use that cord. Why don't you try it? I don't think you
could damage anything, so give it a shot...

-Laurent.
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I tried the cord already but all I could get it to do is have the 
computer speakers play music from the stereo, not the other way 
around. That's probably because the cord only fits into the stereo's 
headphone jack, which allows sound to go out but not in. There must 
be some other sort of connection that fits in the AUX ports on the 
back of the stereo.

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Re: Connecting stereo to PowerBook

2002-04-02 Thread Andrew Duncan

The output of a Wallstreet powerbook is approximately at Line Level, which
means you can connect it via a lead with a 3.5mm stereo plug (mini headphone
plug) to two phono (RCA) plugs, plugged into your Aux sockets on your HiFi.
If you don't get any sound, check that the Mute button is not checked in the
Sound Control Panel. 



Andrew



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 Subject:  Re: Connecting stereo to PowerBook
 
 on 02/04/02 22:48, Luca Rescigno at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  I have a PowerBook Wallstreet 233 and I wanted to hook it up to my
  Audiovox stereo CD player, so that my computer's sound comes from my
  stereo speakers and allows me to use the stereo as normal. I do have
  a cord that looks like a two-sided headphone jack, which came with my
  14 A-V monitor that I don't use anymore. It allowed me to use the
  speakers on the monitor instead of the single speaker on the
  computer. Could I use this to connect my PowerBook to my stereo, or
  would I need a new connector? I have been able to play sounds from
  the stereo on the computer's built in speakers, but that's not what
  I'm really looking to do.
 
 I think you could use that cord. Why don't you try it? I don't think you
 could damage anything, so give it a shot...
 
 -Laurent.
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