Re: Help w/ Pismo!

2004-09-04 Thread Adam Thayer
Well, here is the meaning of the tones (From the Apple Service Manuals 
for the Pismo):

 1 beep No RAM is installed or detected.
 2 beeps EDO memory is installed. The PowerBook (FireWire) ships with 
SDRAM SO-DIMMs and does not accept EDO memory.
 3 beeps No RAM banks passed memory testing.
 4 or 5 beeps Bad checksum for the remainder of the boot ROM. The ROM 
(which is located on the microprocessor module) is bad.

What this means is that since you got 4 beeps, the ROM upgrade never 
got complete. The ROM flashing probably got interrupted. Tell me, what 
did you do after you heard the one long beep? Also, the flashing 
instructions I read say that you shouldn't shut down, so that all the 
data needed to flash the firmware is where it is supposed to be. I 
would like to know a little more detail on what you did *exactly* so I 
can at least let you know where it went wrong, exactly.

To be blunt the processor is not repairable without seeing if Apple 
themselves are willing to fix a bad ROM flash, and they might charge 
you more than it would cost to grab a 400Mhz processor.

Regards,
Adam Thayer
On Sep 3, 2004, at 5:38 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
In a message dated 9/3/04 5:31:26 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Okay; played with my Pismo some moreNOW when I try to start it 
up,
I get
four, even tone slow beeps (NOT the tone of death) and the 
PRAM/sleep
lamp
starts flashing in cycles of four...
So; what level of Hades has my processor gone to NOW?!?
Could it be another board ?  Maybe the power board ?
Doubtful, since it's only doing this with one of the 400mhz processors 
I
have; with the other one it is working fine.

I guess it's time to Cowboy up  get another processor; I mussed this 
one up.

Craig W.
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extreme prices for non-extreme Airport cards....

2004-09-04 Thread illovox
 The WirelessDriver from sourceforge.net support the Orinoco and is free.
 Works very nicely, but perhaps IOXperts is even better I dunno.
 
 Actually I just bought two of the orinoco cards from Wegener last week and
 they do now come with OS X drivers for free

Anyway to sample that OSX Driver?  Also, anyone know of a driver for either
Belkin or Linksys cards that will work in 9 or X?


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Re: Continuous pinging - affecting performance ???

2004-09-04 Thread darm0k
At 08:08 PM -0600 09/02/2004, Bob wrote:
The National Enquirer reports at 8:22 PM +0200 9/2/04, Larry le Mac wrote:
 However, sending the 64 bytes every second, how will
 that affect performance ?
It's not your performance that should be of concern. This is not said
in an accusatory manner, but it has always been considered very poor
netiquette to constantly ping an ISP. It will unnecessarily waste
**their** resources.
Exactly.
Perception of FLOOD -- a violation of your TOS/AUP.
How would you feel if someone tossed a pebble at your office window 
once every second?

Once a minute is MORE than ample for a keep-alive ping.  Once every 
few minutes would be even better...

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PB G4/400 LCD...help!

2004-09-04 Thread Kevin Thomas
I have inherited a PB G4/400 that is experiencing LCD freezes and 
troubles waking from sleep.  I've searched and searched but can't find 
any similar experiences to help me diagnose the machine.  Hopefully 
someone here can help.  Here's a summary of what's happening:

- by itself, not moving it...it pretty much works flawless.  But, if I 
am working on it on my lap and move it to a table, it shut down on me.  
Just Poof...off she goes.

- Yesterday, I had it on and the display went to sleep...it wouldn't 
wake up.  I closed the lid, the hard drive stopped spinning but when I 
opened it, it still wouldn't wake up.  Reboot - went to desktop but the 
mouse and keyboard wouldn't respond.  Reboot - ok...then it wouldn't go 
to sleep.  The mouse/keyboard was responding ok after the restart but 
then after it sat for 30min or so, no response from 
mouse/keyboard...they freeze on the screen but the machine is still 
ok...hard drive and cd work just nothing responds on the screen.

- this is the main problem...it'll be working fine but if you move it, 
the screen will freeze (mouse/keyboard no response)...

I've read around and it seems it could either be the cable that feeds 
the screen, a damaged logic board or the inverter board (not sure what 
that is)

Can anyone helppinpoint, suggest, point me in a direction, suggest 
sites, etc, etc?

Thx!
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Re: Applecare - impressed and not impressed

2004-09-04 Thread Timothy Luoma
As an Apple Certified Technician I can assure you that if you sent that
machine to my shop I wouldn't have looked at that printout for more 
than a
second and then I would have gone about my merry way troubleshooting 
it with
*real* utilities.  Not lightweight consumer stuff like Techtool.  Real 
techs
almost never use Techtool. Ironic naming?

I missed the first part of the thread...what did they end up 
replacing?  It
would be one of 4 things.

Logic board.
HD data cable.
HD.
Reinstall OS.
I'm not sure what they replaced.  All I know is that they sent it back 
with my Crucial RAM in a baggie and a note saying that my hard drive 
problems were caused by 3rd party RAM because all of the problems 
stopped when they took out the RAM.

Except that they also either replaced the OS or replaced the HD, 
because it came back with a clean install of 10.3.4.  So they clearly 
did something besides just taking out the RAM and running the tests.

I'm hoping that they replaced the hard drive first.
So I'm going to run a week or so without the extra RAM and see if there 
are any problems, and if not, I'll put it back in and see if it does 
cause any problems.

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Re: Applecare - impressed and not impressed

2004-09-04 Thread Kyle Hansen
On 9/4/04 4:38 PM, Timothy Luoma [EMAIL PROTECTED] Spew into the
Cybertrough:

 I'm not sure what they replaced.  All I know is that they sent it back
 with my Crucial RAM in a baggie and a note saying that my hard drive
 problems were caused by 3rd party RAM because all of the problems
 stopped when they took out the RAM.
 
 Except that they also either replaced the OS or replaced the HD,
 because it came back with a clean install of 10.3.4.  So they clearly
 did something besides just taking out the RAM and running the tests.
 
 I'm hoping that they replaced the hard drive first.
 
 So I'm going to run a week or so without the extra RAM and see if there
 are any problems, and if not, I'll put it back in and see if it does
 cause any problems.

All Applecare repairs come back with a white sheet whit a listing of parts
replaced at the bottom.  Do you remember seeing a white sheet?

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Re: Help w/ Pismo!

2004-09-04 Thread COCCORP

In a message dated 9/4/04 10:24:00 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:

  4 or 5 beeps Bad checksum for the remainder of the boot ROM. The ROM
(which is located on the microprocessor module) is bad.

Yup... that is what I am getting...

What this means is that since you got 4 beeps, the ROM upgrade never 
got complete. The ROM flashing probably got interrupted. Tell me, what
did you do after you heard the one long beep? 

I let go of the Apple+Power key. I then saw a progress bar that went all 
the way to the end; then the screen went off and the pram/sleep lamp began 
flashing as nauseum; after 30 minutes of that, I pressed the restart key...

Also, the flashing 
instructions I read say that you shouldn't shut down, so that all the 
data needed to flash the firmware is where it is supposed to be. I 
would like to know a little more detail on what you did *exactly* so I
can at least let you know where it went wrong, exactly.

I guess I should have just left it alone(!) until well after the time I allow
ed it...

To be blunt the processor is not repairable without seeing if Apple 
themselves are willing to fix a bad ROM flash, and they might charge 
you more than it would cost to grab a 400Mhz processor.

Well, Daystar Technologies, with whom I have done business before (and I live 
withing walking distance from) says they can re-flash the ROM; just waiting 
to hear what the damage will be...

Craig W.
Atlanta, GA

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Re: extreme prices for non-extreme Airport cards....

2004-09-04 Thread Bob
The National Enquirer reports at 8:58 AM -0700 9/4/04, 
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

  The WirelessDriver from sourceforge.net support the Orinoco and is free.
  Works very nicely, but perhaps IOXperts is even better I dunno.
 
  Actually I just bought two of the orinoco cards from Wegener last week and
  they do now come with OS X drivers for free

Anyway to sample that OSX Driver?

I don't know which driver Wegener is including. Their web site 
doesn't seem to give any hint either. But if it's either the 
Sourceforge open source driver (free) or the IOXperts driver ($20 
shareware), you can install these drivers and try them before 
deciding which one to settle on. Email Wegener and ask them.

In case you aren't aware, these drivers are OS X only. I don't know 
what people are using with these cards in OS 9. That's why I went 
with a card that would use the Apple OS 8/9 drivers.

Also, anyone know of a driver for either Belkin or Linksys cards 
that will work in 9 or X?

That's not an easy question to answer correctly without more 
information. Are you still talking about 802.11b cards (not 11g)? 
Which cards specifically? For OS X, your first step should be to go 
to the web-sites of the two drivers mentioned above and see if they 
list your cards as being supported. The other option would be to 
install the drivers and see if they work with those cards (unless you 
are trying to decided whether to buy the cards or not).

The Belkin cards are difficult to generalize. There are multiple 
generations of cards that have the same part number but are 
completely different cards and will not work with the drivers you 
find on-line. For instance, the 2nd generation Belkin is not 
prism-based and therefore despite what you read, it will not work 
at all with the 3 drivers you see on-line (or so I'm told).

BTW the drivers mentioned above are not the only ones available. 
Orangeware makes a shareware driver 
http://www.orangeware.com/endusers/wirelessformac.html and it is 
supposed to support the Linksys card.

HTH,

Bob


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bloototh noo longer working

2004-09-04 Thread Gladys Pérez-Almiroty
hi:
something weird happened and my computer no longer recognizes neither 
the apple wireless mouse nor the apple wireless keyboard. i changed the 
bluetooth plug to a different hub, known working, but nothing. i am 
running 10.3.5.
tia!
gladys

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bluetooth no longer working

2004-09-04 Thread Gladys Pérez-Almiroty
sorry for the spelling! i must be more tired than i thought!
g
On Sep 5, 2004, at 12:02 AM, Gladys Pérez-Almiroty wrote:
hi:
something weird happened and my computer no longer recognizes neither 
the apple wireless mouse nor the apple wireless keyboard. i changed 
the bluetooth plug to a different hub, known working, but nothing. i 
am running 10.3.5.
tia!
gladys


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Re: PB G4/400 LCD...help!

2004-09-04 Thread Laurent Daudelin
on 04/09/04 14:30, Kevin Thomas at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I have inherited a PB G4/400 that is experiencing LCD freezes and
 troubles waking from sleep.  I've searched and searched but can't find
 any similar experiences to help me diagnose the machine.  Hopefully
 someone here can help.  Here's a summary of what's happening:
 
 - by itself, not moving it...it pretty much works flawless.  But, if I
 am working on it on my lap and move it to a table, it shut down on me.
 Just Poof...off she goes.
 
 - Yesterday, I had it on and the display went to sleep...it wouldn't
 wake up.  I closed the lid, the hard drive stopped spinning but when I
 opened it, it still wouldn't wake up.  Reboot - went to desktop but the
 mouse and keyboard wouldn't respond.  Reboot - ok...then it wouldn't go
 to sleep.  The mouse/keyboard was responding ok after the restart but
 then after it sat for 30min or so, no response from
 mouse/keyboard...they freeze on the screen but the machine is still
 ok...hard drive and cd work just nothing responds on the screen.
 
 - this is the main problem...it'll be working fine but if you move it,
 the screen will freeze (mouse/keyboard no response)...
 
 I've read around and it seems it could either be the cable that feeds
 the screen, a damaged logic board or the inverter board (not sure what
 that is)
 
 Can anyone helppinpoint, suggest, point me in a direction, suggest
 sites, etc, etc?
 
 Thx!
 ---
 Kevin
 

Well, if the keyboard/cursor freezes on screen, that probably rules out the
video cable. There might be something loose in it, so, if it was me, I would
open it up and check all cable connections, specially the hard drive which
will cause the machine to lock up if it is suddenly unplugged. If all
connections are good and it still exhibits the same problems, then you're
probably looking at another motherboard...

-Laurent.
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Re: bloototh noo longer working

2004-09-04 Thread Laurent Daudelin
on 05/09/04 00:02, Gladys Pérez-Almiroty at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 something weird happened and my computer no longer recognizes neither
 the apple wireless mouse nor the apple wireless keyboard. i changed the
 bluetooth plug to a different hub, known working, but nothing. i am
 running 10.3.5.

What is this hub that you're talking about? As far as I know, Bluetooth
doesn't need a hub...

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Re: bloototh noo longer working

2004-09-04 Thread larry Zasitko
I would think that he has a computer that does not have the built in  
Bluetooth and is using the keyboard and mouse with a usb-bluetooth  
adaptor. If he is using an adapter he may have it plugged into a usb  
hub.

If you are using an adaptor have you tried plugging it back into the  
computer and see if it works, may be some issue with hubs.

On Sep 4, 2004, at 10:18 PM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
on 05/09/04 00:02, Gladys Pérez-Almiroty at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
something weird happened and my computer no longer recognizes neither
the apple wireless mouse nor the apple wireless keyboard. i changed  
the
bluetooth plug to a different hub, known working, but nothing. i am
running 10.3.5.
What is this hub that you're talking about? As far as I know, Bluetooth
doesn't need a hub...
-Laurent.
 

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Re: bluetooth no longer working

2004-09-04 Thread Gladys Pérez-Almiroty
it was working in the hub, i changed it to an other hub in a port known 
to be working, and to the computer itself. could the adapter be faulty 
even though the light is on?
ii am using the new belkin hub that has 7 ports.
On Sep 5, 2004, at 12:40 AM, larry Zasitko wrote:

I would think that he has a computer that does not have the built in 
Bluetooth and is using the keyboard and mouse with a usb-bluetooth 
adaptor. If he is using an adapter he may have it plugged into a usb 
hub.

If you are using an adaptor have you tried plugging it back into the 
computer and see if it works, may be some issue with hubs.

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