Re: how to re-install classic on 12PB

2003-10-25 Thread [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On 10/25/03 6:22 AM, Benoit [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 hi list,
 i just installed panther but classic is nowhere to be found (i did a
 clean install, wiped off the disk).
 i don't know how to re-install it!
 any suggestions?
 
You need your System 9 CD. If your confuser didn't come with a System 9 CD
then I *think* you can install OS 9 using the system restore CD.

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Re: how to re-install classic on 12PB

2003-10-25 Thread Benoit
Le 25 oct. 2003, à 14:00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :


hi list,
i just installed panther but classic is nowhere to be found (i did a
clean install, wiped off the disk).
i don't know how to re-install it!
any suggestions?
You need your System 9 CD. If your confuser didn't come with a System 
9 CD
then I *think* you can install OS 9 using the system restore CD.
thanks a lot for answering but i just found!
there is a restore classic option on the install dvd that came with 
my powerbook.

ben

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Re: Pismo Battery Trick

2003-10-25 Thread Pauline Turtle-Bear Guillermo
Has anyone else tried resetting their Pismo batteries in a Lombard? I'd 
like to know if this is working for others before I borrow my friend's 
Lombard.

Turtle-Bear

On Friday, October 17, 2003, at 09:39  PM, Geoff Doctor wrote:

WOW! I borrowed my friends lombard, and while I was
playing around with it, I remembered that I could use
battery reset 2.0 with this model. So I got the
batteries from my bros pismi and reset them. The
results were awesome!
1. Before :43 After 1:55
2. Before 1:16 After 3:11
3. Before 1:52 After 2:22
Batteries 1 and 2 belong to my friend and go with his
lombard, which makes me wonder if the charging
circuirty is the cause of that huge temporary loss of
capicity. 3. Came from my brothers pismo, although not
as dramatic as a increase, It definantly is nice, and
he already thanked me for it :)
The Lombard is a 400/256/6/PCMCIA and was used ti
reset, not test
The pismo is a 400/256/6/Airport it was tested with no
power saving options while cruising the internet.
These numbers just really startled me, so I thought I
would share :)
Geoff


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Re: Pismo Battery Trick

2003-10-25 Thread Tekno Liber
On Friday, October 17, 2003, at 09:39  PM, Geoff Doctor wrote:

WOW! I borrowed my friends lombard, and while I was
playing around with it, I remembered that I could use
battery reset 2.0 with this model.
snip

What is this Battery Reset 2.0 ?

and

Why would it not run on a Pismo ?

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Re: Pismo Battery Trick

2003-10-25 Thread scotto
is there a program like this made for a pismo, i do not have access to the
lombart
and resting my battery may save me some money

-scotto
 lansing, mi.
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 on 25/10/03 15:45, Tekno Liber at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  On Friday, October 17, 2003, at 09:39  PM, Geoff Doctor wrote:
 
  WOW! I borrowed my friends lombard, and while I was
  playing around with it, I remembered that I could use
  battery reset 2.0 with this model.
 
  snip
 
  What is this Battery Reset 2.0 ?
 
  and
 
  Why would it not run on a Pismo ?
 

 It's a little utility made by Apple. It supposedly reset the NVRAM on
 batteries. However, it checks for the model of PowerBook you're running
and
 will report that you can't run it on a Pismo and will just quit. That's
why
 some people that have access to a Lombard have reported being able to
reset
 their Pismo battery in a Lombard using that utility.

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Re: Pismo Battery Trick

2003-10-25 Thread Tekno Liber
From: Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
snip
it checks for the model of PowerBook you're running and
will report that you can't run it on a Pismo and will just quit.
That's why some people that have access to a Lombard
snip

BTW I don't have access to a Lombard and don't see it worthwhile buying
one just (?) to reset the batteries...:o/
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Re: Pismo Battery Trick

2003-10-25 Thread Tekno Liber
From: Laurent Daudelin [EMAIL PROTECTED]

 What is this Battery Reset 2.0 ?

It's a little utility made by Apple. It supposedly reset the NVRAM on
batteries. However, it checks for the model of PowerBook you're running and
will report that you can't run it on a Pismo and will just quit. That's why
some people that have access to a Lombard have reported being able to reset
their Pismo battery in a Lombard using that utility.
Is there any documentation from Apple regarding why it
doesn't run on a Pismo ?
I am very interested as I have a Pismo 500 with two batteries
(I bought both the Mac and the batteries second hand).
What's the difference between resetting the NVRAM and
performing an Apple recommended recalibration (decharging
and recharging the battery fully) ?
Laurence

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Playing Dead -a Lombard Bronze

2003-10-25 Thread Ely Zimmerman
Help appreciated. My Lombard is playing dead.

Bought a G3 Lombard Bronze PowerBook about a month ago, just added 2 256MB
chips (via help from a good take apart manual from powerbookmedic.com ($10
download)).   I then upgrade its OS from 9.0 to 9.2.2 in the proper
progressive steps, then installed OS 10.2 and upgraded it to 10.2.8, loaded
MS Office '98 and life seemed swell.

However, sometime shortly after I had installed OS 10.2 and it was running,
I rebooted and the machine played dead. Wouldn't reboot, powerlight was out,
pushing the battery got a momentary green light on the battery but no
reboot.

I removed the battery, unplugged it, put battery back in and then it worked.
I figured (i.e. hoped) this was just an anomaly.

I was then able to proceed with the various upgrades mentioned above over
the next few days. During that time I was using the machine in both OSX and
classic.

Last night, after upgrading Front Page I went to reboot and the machine was
totally dead. I tried the above disconnect tricks and once or twice I got a
screen flicker of verical lines then nothing.

It is as if there is no power to the unit at all.

Any ideas or suggestions as to what is going on and what Ican do about it?

Many thanks, in advance.
Ely 

P.S. I did have a failed attempt at installing OS 10.2 over 9.0 then trashed
them both and started from scratch. I may have upgraded the firmware before
installing the new memory but when I trashed OS 9 and 10.2 would I have
trashed the firmware upgrade as well? Could tha bethe problem?



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Re: Playing Dead -a Lombard Bronze

2003-10-25 Thread Laurent Daudelin
on 25/10/03 20:46, Ely Zimmerman at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 Help appreciated. My Lombard is playing dead.
 
 Bought a G3 Lombard Bronze PowerBook about a month ago, just added 2 256MB
 chips (via help from a good take apart manual from powerbookmedic.com ($10
 download)).   I then upgrade its OS from 9.0 to 9.2.2 in the proper
 progressive steps, then installed OS 10.2 and upgraded it to 10.2.8, loaded
 MS Office '98 and life seemed swell.
 
 However, sometime shortly after I had installed OS 10.2 and it was running,
 I rebooted and the machine played dead. Wouldn't reboot, powerlight was out,
 pushing the battery got a momentary green light on the battery but no
 reboot.
 
 I removed the battery, unplugged it, put battery back in and then it worked.
 I figured (i.e. hoped) this was just an anomaly.
 
 I was then able to proceed with the various upgrades mentioned above over
 the next few days. During that time I was using the machine in both OSX and
 classic.
 
 Last night, after upgrading Front Page I went to reboot and the machine was
 totally dead. I tried the above disconnect tricks and once or twice I got a
 screen flicker of verical lines then nothing.
 
 It is as if there is no power to the unit at all.
 
 Any ideas or suggestions as to what is going on and what Ican do about it?
 
 Many thanks, in advance.
 Ely 
 
 P.S. I did have a failed attempt at installing OS 10.2 over 9.0 then trashed
 them both and started from scratch. I may have upgraded the firmware before
 installing the new memory but when I trashed OS 9 and 10.2 would I have
 trashed the firmware upgrade as well? Could tha bethe problem?
 
 

No, trashing the systems shouldn't have any impact on the firmware. The
firmware is a special memory that keeps some settings even when the computer
doesn't  have any power.

How old is the battery? Have you tried to pull the battery then do a power
manager reset?

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